10 Seriously Good Things We’re Buying at H&M Home Right Now
Starting with a very innovative $6 taper holder.
Updated Apr 29, 2024 3:13 PM
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If H&M Home is an affordable decor destination that’s been chilling under the radar for you, get ready to see those flying money emojis multiply. The cult-favorite clothing behemoth’s lifestyle offshoot is a well-known source among Domino editors when it comes to securing expensive-looking designs that belie their IKEA-low prices. The boldly colored linens, highly rated tabletop gems, and whimsical kids’ products are just scratching the surface of the 2,000-plus stockist’s shopping allure. But at the moment, things are looking particularly good on the site’s endless pages. From a genius taper holder to a tablecloth that evokes summer in Tuscany, shop the top 10 pieces we’re currently coveting, below.
Bottle-Mounted Candleholder
This might be the smartest product we’ve ever seen at H&M Home: a candleholder that rests in an empty wine bottle. It’s reusing, reducing, and recycling at its finest, and you’re guaranteed to get compliments on it at your next dinner party. Did we mention they’re just $6 a pop?
Patterned Glass Dessert Bowl
We’ve never met a confetti glass we didn’t love, and this dessert bowl is no exception. Everything from the chunky stem to the ocean-y palette is sparking joy and making us want to serve sorbet in it at our next dinner party.
Stoneware Pitcher and Mug
Is it just us, or does this pitcher look a lot more expensive than $35? Unique handle aside, the variegated glaze gives it a handmade, fresh-out-of-the-kiln look. We’re just as obsessed with the matching mug. As our managing home and shopping editor, Samantha Weiss-Hills, so eloquently put it: “It’s giving Cali arts and crafts.” Something we never thought we’d say about an H&M Home product.
Large Cotton Throw
We’re approaching that time of year when blankets are folded up and put in storage. But even on the hottest day in July, this lightweight cotton throw, reminiscent of a Turkish towel, deserves a spot on your sofa arm. We could see it doubling as a picnic blanket, too.
Stoneware Dinnerware
This dinnerware nearly stopped me in my tracks. The Hermès orange! The flared lip! From serving bowls to dinner plates, I’m tempted to get an entire set before it sells out (which, frankly, could be in the next five minutes). I’m running out of excuses to not at least buy the $6 mini plate to use as a bedside catchall.
Cotton Terry Beach Bag
We believe that there should be more terry-cloth items that aren’t towels, like this beach bag. It’s absorbent, soft, and washer-dryer friendly, and it comes in orange, green, and taupe.
Tablecloth With Eyelet Embroidery
We’re convinced this summery tablecloth could make even a budget table in a New York City walk-up evoke a picnic in Tuscany. The eyelet embroidery and picot trim are as sweet as can be, and the peachy terracotta washed cotton will only get better with age.
Small Stoneware Serving Bowl
We called the fish trend back in August, and it seems like aquatic decor isn’t going anywhere just yet. How cute is this little bowl for nuts or olives? It’s just $7, which means we’re potentially (definitely) grabbing more than one.
Bamboo Pendant Lamp
We’re loving the minimal Japanese influence of this pendant lamp; its shade is made of paper wrapped in bent bamboo. Just imagine it hanging over a dining table. Whether you go for warm wood or contrasting black, you can’t go wrong.
Sculptural Metal Bowl
This bowl might have the markers of ceramic, but it’s actually made from textured metal—so you’re looking at a zero percent chance of breakage. Because of its decorative sculptural stand, it could be displayed merely as shelf decor. But we wouldn’t be mad at it being used as a fruit bowl or serving dish.