12 Dollar Tree Dupes of Pottery Barn Items You Can Get on a $25 Budget

Pottery Barn has the cozy, collected look down to a science, but those price tags can make a fall refresh feel out of reach. Luckily, Dollar Tree is full of lookalikes, and shopping its decor aisle is one of the easiest ways to keep more cash in your pocket.

We rounded up 12 Dollar Tree finds with serious Pottery Barn energy, from velvet pumpkins and a fuzzy pumpkin pillow to an arched black lantern and stoneware pumpkin plates. Buy one of each, and your total comes to $22.25, with change to spare from a $25 budget.

Fall pieces tend to disappear quickly, so shop soon. Online, most items ship by the case, so these single-item prices work best in store.

Editor's note: Prices and availability are subject to change and may vary by location.

Price: $1.50

Velvet pumpkins are basically Pottery Barn's unofficial fall mascot, and this version gets you the same plush, jewel-toned look for pocket change. Each pumpkin measures about 4 by 4 by 4.5 inches, and the colors shown on Dollar Tree's site include blush pink, dusty blue, and gold, each topped with a faux stem.

Cluster three on a cake stand, tuck a few into a dough bowl on the coffee table, or line them down the center of your Thanksgiving table. Colors are assorted, so you may not get to pick.

Shoppers seem smitten, giving them a 4.6-star average across 17 reviews. Shopper Kita said: "I went into the Dollar Tree looking for something else and found these cute little pumpkins. I had to have them!"

Price: $3.00

An oversized lantern by the front door or on the mantel is a Pottery Barn signature, and this black metal version nails the silhouette for $3. It has a tall, slim frame with arched window cutouts and a ring handle on top, giving it that classic, slightly old-world feel.

One thing to know: It's an open frame with no glass panels, so fill it with a battery-operated candle, a bundle of faux greenery, or a few mini pumpkins.

For comparison, Pottery Barn's Caleb Handcrafted Metal Outdoor Lantern, which also has a black finish, arched windows, and a ring on top, starts at $49 during a limited-time sale (regularly $69). Grab two and stagger them on the hearth for a high-end look.

Price: $1.50

Seasonal dinnerware is one of those splurges that's hard to justify when you only use it a couple of months a year. This 10.5-inch stoneware dinner plate takes the guilt out of it. Watercolor-style orange, cream, and blue pumpkins sit along the bottom edge with trailing vines and autumn leaves, leaving plenty of crisp white space for the food.

Dollar Tree carries other Royal Norfolk fall pieces, including bowls and mugs, if you want to build out a set. With 111 reviews, it's one of the more talked-about fall items on the site. Shopper Allie said: "Bought this set last year, I absolutely love them for Fall."

Price: $1.25

Woven baskets and bowls give a room that relaxed, layered texture Pottery Barn is known for. Despite its name, this piece reads more like a shallow round bowl, with tightly coiled straw in natural, gray, or brown.

Use it as a catchall for keys by the door, a fruit bowl on the kitchen counter, or a base for a pumpkin-and-pinecone centerpiece. It's light enough to move from room to room as the seasons change, and the neutral colors work with any decor.

Pottery Barn's Tava Handwoven Fruit Bowl sells for $39.50, so this $1.25 version costs about 3% of that price. Buy two in different shades and stack them on an open shelf for extra dimension.

Price: $1.25

Hammered glass is all over Pottery Barn's tabletop section, and this little bottle brings that dimpled, light-catching texture to your shelves for $1.25. It stands about 6.9 inches tall and comes in soft pink, seafoam green, lavender, or clear, each topped with a faceted stopper.

On its own, it makes a pretty bud vase for a single stem of eucalyptus or a dried flower. Grouped in threes on a bathroom counter, windowsill, or bar cart, these start to look like a curated collection. You could also fill one with bath salts or mouthwash for a spa-like vanity. Pick up a few in mixed colors for a soft, vintage-inspired look that works well beyond fall.

Price: $5.00

This is the splurge on our list, and it's worth every penny of the $5. The pumpkin-shaped pillow has a fuzzy, nubby texture similar to sherpa and comes in orange, sage green, or cream, each finished with a brown faux stem.

Toss it on the sofa, prop it in a reading chair, or set it on an entryway bench to make the space feel instantly cozier.

Pottery Barn's Faux Fur Pumpkin Shaped Pillow runs $39.50 to $49.50 depending on size, so you'd save at least $34.50 by going the Dollar Tree route. Because it doesn't lean on spooky Halloween imagery, you can leave it out from September straight through Thanksgiving weekend.

Price: $1.25

Glass candlesticks are a quiet way to make any table feel dressed up, and this one has the ribbed, stacked-bead stem you usually see on much pricier pieces. It comes in clear, blush pink, or deep red.

Line several down the center of your dining table, or pair the clear and red versions for a look that carries you from fall into the holidays. At $1.25 apiece, you can buy enough for a full tablescape without hunting for a matching set. Add simple ivory tapers and a little greenery, and guests will never guess what you paid. They also make a sweet hostess gift tucked into a basket with a pair of candles.

Price: $1.50

A tablecloth is the fastest way to make a dining room feel seasonal, and this one costs less than a cup of coffee. Designs include a solid sage and a print scattered with red, orange, and gold leaves, and the packaging lists a 60-inch round option. It's made of PEVA, a vinyl-like material, with a flannel backing that helps it stay put on the table.

That wipe-clean surface is a real perk if you're hosting grandkids or a potluck. For comparison, Pottery Barn's Bedford Harvest Cotton/Linen Table Throw costs $99. It's a nicer fabric, sure, but for everyday fall dinners, the $1.50 version gets the job done and saves you $97.50.

Price: $1.50

Pottery Barn loves a beveled mirror, and this small rectangular one has that same angled-edge detail that catches the light. It comes in assorted frame colors, and shoppers mention both gold and black.

Hang a few in a grid for a gallery-wall moment in a hallway, or lay one flat on your dresser as a vanity tray for perfume bottles and jewelry. Reviewers say these can be hard to keep in stock, and several mention hunting for more at multiple stores. If you spot them on the shelf, grab a couple. At $1.50 each, you can build an entire mirror wall on a tight budget and swap frame colors to match your room.

Price: $1.50

Rag garland has a homespun, farmhouse charm that would look right at home in a Pottery Barn catalog, and this one is just $1.50. It's made of knotted fabric strips in muted fall shades like orange, teal, green, cream, and brown, depending on the design you get.

Drape it across the mantel, wrap it around a staircase banister, or tie it onto a grapevine wreath for extra texture. It earns a perfect 5-star average from shoppers, and at least one reviewer says it was tough to find in stores, so snag it when you see it.

Shopper Cheryl said: "Stunning! The color palette can be used all year around. I simply love this!"

Price: $1.50

Pottery Barn's storage baskets are gorgeous, but outfitting a whole shelf with them adds up fast. This plastic basket has a woven texture and built-in cutout handles, and it measures about 10.5 by 8.75 by 5.25 inches. That's a handy size for a pantry shelf, a bathroom cabinet or a stash of rolled hand towels.

It comes in harvest orange, deep red, or sage green, and unlike real wicker, it wipes clean and won't snag. Use one to corral napkins and candles on the buffet during the holidays, then move it to the laundry room in January. It holds a perfect 5-star rating from its four reviews.

Price: $1.50

Every good fall table needs a few small serving pieces, and this maple leaf dish adds metallic shine without the price of real metalware. It measures about 9 by 8.5 inches and is 1.5 inches deep, with veined detailing in colors including olive green, rust, and orange.

Fill it with wrapped candy on the coffee table, use it to catch keys and jewelry on a dresser, or pile it with mini pumpkins and pinecones for an easy accent. Because it's plastic, it's lightweight and won't shatter if it takes a tumble. Set three in a row down a buffet table for a coordinated look that costs less than $5 total.

You don't need a Pottery Barn budget to get the Pottery Barn look, and one of each item on this list adds up to just $22.25. If you want your decor dollars to stretch even further, using one of the best cash back credit cards is a smart way to make your money go further.

Can you buy these Dollar Tree decor items online individually?

Many Dollar Tree items sold online require a case or minimum quantity, so the listed prices don't necessarily reflect the total online purchase cost. Shopping in store may work better if you only want one of each item. Prices and availability vary by location.

How can you make inexpensive fall decor look more expensive?

Stick to a coordinated color palette and combine different textures, such as velvet pumpkins, woven accents, and glass candle holders. Group a few pieces on a mantel or table, and leave some open space so the display feels intentional.

Why can specific Dollar Tree decor be hard to find?

Dollar Tree's selection changes as seasonal merchandise rotates in and out, so an item featured online or spotted at one store may not be available at another. If you find a piece you like, it may be worth buying it then rather than counting on it being there during your next visit.