15 HomeGoods Items That Are Identical to Anthropologie's (For Half the Price)

Anthropologie's aesthetic features a rich blend of eclectic, artsy accents and delicately detailed decor. But this sought-after style comes at a high price.

If you're obsessed with Anthropologie, we've got the best shopping hacks to help you save money on creative copycats that share the retailer's luxe look. And it all starts at HomeGoods.

From natural woven baskets to porcelain plates, we spotted half-price dupes galore at this discount store. So if you're ready to start shopping, here are our 15 favorite finds.

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

Price: $7.99

Set your dining room table with this sweet style. The floral find has a quiet charm and understated elegance.

This spring–like pattern reminds us of Anthropologie's Camille Stoneware. But instead of paying $96 (for four), you can snag this HomeGoods deal for $7.99.

Price: $12.99

Fill your home with the fresh floral fragrance of this luxurious lavender candle. The delicate details have an unexpected (and absolutely elegant) aesthetic that only looks expensive.

Not only does the scent remind us of Anthropologie's Apothecary 18 Fresh Lavender Balsam Candle ($24), but the glam glass jars have a strikingly similar style.

Price: $299.99

A mid-century modern vibe makes this soft-sage-green swivel chair stand out from the pack. But at almost $300, it may seem pricey. That is, until you compare it to what you could pay at Anthropologie for a similar item. The specialty retailer's Joanie Velvet Accent Chair costs over three times more ($998).

Price: $149.99

Turn your home into a glam gallery space with this affordable abstract artwork. The muted tones and color block style remind us of Anthropologie's Blue Season Wall Art. And while almost $150 for HomeGoods' framed painting may seem expensive, compare this price to over $850 at the other store.

Price: $39.99

Brighten your space without breaking your budget. We spotted this rustic-chic woven rattan-style LED sconce for under $40 in HomeGoods' lighting section. The natural material and scalloped edges make this pick look almost identical to Anthropologie's Regina Andrew Kismet Hanging Sconce.

What's the price difference? Compare $39.99 at HomeGoods to $230 for the real deal.

Price: $39.99

Refresh your bedroom with this classic comforter set. Get one 90-by-90-inch duvet and two standard 20-by-26-inch shams for $39.99. In comparison, Peacock Alley's neutral white textured 96-by-96-inch Newport Blanket costs $240 at Anthropologie.

Price: $34.99

Greet guests and add a touch of nature to your home. Hang this wreath on your living room wall or any interior door. And don't worry about it withering in weeks, this well-priced pick is a "forever" faux floral.

If you prefer the dried version, Anthropologie sells a Lavender and Sea Holly Wreath. But at $138, this item may not fit into your home shopping budget.

Price: $29.99

Pass on plain plastic bins and snag this stylish storage solution. The affordable woven accent is a steal for under $30. Anthropologie sells Connected Goods' Lolo Rattan Basket (with handles) for $75.

Price: $24.99

Snap up this designer deal for $24.99 right now. A neutral palette makes turning your bathroom into a serene spa-like setting a breeze. And bonus, the chic shower curtain has a similar striped pattern to a $98 Anthropologie find.

Price: $19.99

Even though this throw isn't a designer handcrafted find, it does have Anthropologie's artisan-made aesthetic. The embroidered accent is artsy and eclectic, with textured touches that mimic the specialty store's pewter Charlie Sprout Wai Pillow ($310).

Price: $19.99

Transform your tablescape with these playful patterned placemats. The ethereal, artsy embroidery gives us major Anthropologie vibes. But instead of paying $34 for one in a similar textured floral style, you can nab this set of four for under $20.

Price: $14.99

Gingham's crisp, cheerful checks make it the ideal addition to your entertaining area. And this under-$15 HomeGoods buy is perfect for indoor or outdoor dining. But that's not all. The 60-by-84-inch polyester pick is also machine washable.

The farmhouse-chic piece looks almost identical to Anthropologie's Hawkins New York Essential Gingham pattern. But you'll pay $118 for the upscale retailer's 60-by-90-inch cotton tablecloth.

Price: $7.99

Upgrade your entertaining area and serve drinks in style. This scalloped woven tray looks almost identical to Anthropologie's braided rattan version.

For under $8, HomeGoods' dupe is a must-have deal, especially when you compare it to $68 at the specialty store.

Price: $79.99

Tired of plain poufs? Snag this rectangular ottoman instead. The HomeGoods buy is a bargain for under $80. Anthropologie sells a similar floral upholstered item (the Alexander Ottoman) for over $600 more.

Price: $7.99

Add a touch of whimsy to your breakfast table or brunch buffet. This sweet strawberry butter dish is perky, playful, and, best of all, budget-friendly.

While Anthropologie's version from the store's Lotta line isn't exactly identical, it does have a similar feel and berry theme. But at $28, it's well over HomeGoods' price.

You don't have to break the bank just to get Anthropologie's sophisticated style. Whether you need a few new storage solutions or want to redecorate an entire room, our top HomeGoods deals on lower-priced dupes make it easy to update your space for less.

Even though you can save 50% or more on these bargain buys, HomeGoods' everyday low prices aren't the only way to cut costs. Use the best cash back credit cards for eligible purchases to earn valuable perks, points, or rewards.