13 HomeGoods Items That Are Identical to Pottery Barn’s (For a Third the Price)

You're a fan of Pottery Barn's style. But you don't have room in your budget for most of the retailer's overpriced items. Luckily, you can avoid wasting money by checking out the season's hottest interior accents, furniture, and more.

How can you get that "Pottery Barn style" for less? The answer is: try HomeGoods instead. From dinnerware to decor, our roundup features deals on dupes that are too good to believe.

Here's how you can afford to refresh your space without breaking the bank.

HomeGoods restocks its shelves constantly, so the specific items below may not be available at every store location.

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

Price: $19.99

Pass on plain storage cubes and snag this round basket from HomeGoods. The earthy aesthetic and woven texture have the same vibe as Pottery Barn's Coil Basket Tote. But instead of paying $169, you can score the dupe for under $20.

Woven baskets like this one are typically made from natural fibers such as seagrass, water hyacinth or rattan, which hold their shape well and can handle daily use. 

Beyond storing blankets or toys, a basket with sturdy handles works well for hauling laundry, organizing pantry items or serving as a stylish plant cover. Spot-clean most woven baskets rather than submerging them in water to avoid warping the fibers.

Price: $49.99

Mad about plaid? Give your bedroom a mini makeover with this classic comforter set. We found the Twin XL size (with one standard sham included) for under $50 at HomeGoods.

While Pottery Barn's similar Stewart Plaid Reversible Comforter doesn't come in the same size, a Full/Queen originally cost $169. Want a matching sham, too? That'll be an extra $55 at Pottery Barn.

Tommy Hilfiger's cotton comforter sets typically pair a 100% cotton percale face with a polyester fill, giving the bedding a soft feel while staying easy to wash. 

The plaid pattern works well for a classic or preppy bedroom look and can be layered with solid-colored sheets for contrast.

Price: $24.99

Want to elevate your bathroom's look with a single purchase? HomeGoods has this thick cotton curtain with a floral print from DKNY for under $25.

The blue-and-white color palette is very similar to Pottery Barn's Garden Floral design, but you get big savings on this dupe. Pottery Barn's curtains sell for a shocking $119.

Cotton shower curtains like this one are usually machine washable, making it easy to keep the fabric fresh and free of soap scum or mildew over time. 

Because they're made of fabric rather than vinyl, they typically need a liner to keep water inside the tub.

Price: $12.99

Hardware shouldn't break the bank. This brass robe hook from celeb stylist Rachel Zoe's home line will keep your shopping budget in check.

Although the textured finish is more decorative than Pottery Barn's clean, contemporary Linden model ($39), the ornate aesthetic adds sophisticated style.

The hook is genuine brass and wall-mounted, and it installs easily with just a screwdriver, making it a simple bathroom upgrade.

Rachel Zoe's line of decor and functional home items isn't just a good replacement for Pottery Barn items. We've also found a number of HomeGoods items that are identical to Crate & Barrel's, another high-end store with enviable designs.

Price: $7.99

Elevate your bathroom's decor with this fully functional accent. This elegant piece has a high-end contemporary look for less.

The modern marble toothbrush holder is a steal for $7.99. A similar toothbrush holder from Pottery Barn's marble accessories line costs more than triple, at $29.50.

Marble is a natural stone, so each piece has its own unique veining, and no two holders will look exactly alike. 

Because marble is porous, wipe up spills quickly and avoid leaving toothpaste residue on the surface, which can stain over time. A quick daily wipe-down keeps it looking new.

Price: $49.99

Framed mirrors instantly refresh your space with minimal effort. Instead of repainting your living space, simply hang this natural wood gem on the wall. At $49.99, it's a must-have bargain. Pottery Barn's Field handcrafted 36-inch round mirror costs six times as much ($299).

Round mirrors with natural wood frames work well above a console table, dresser or fireplace mantel, and the circular shape helps soften a room full of straight-edged furniture. 

The wood frame pairs easily with other wood tones already in a room, and most only need occasional dusting to stay fresh.

Price: $399.99

Create an inviting seating area with luxurious charm. Almost $400 may seem like a lot for one piece of furniture. But compared to Pottery Barn's Blake Swivel Chair at $649, it's a bargain. Both models share a similar mid-century modern aesthetic and are available in muted, neutral green hues.

Swivel chairs like this one rotate 360 degrees, which makes them a practical choice for a reading nook or a living room where you want to easily turn toward guests or a television. 

The upholstered seat and back typically pair with a solid wood or metal base, and the compact silhouette fits well in smaller rooms where a full sofa would feel too bulky.

Price: $5.99

Set the table in style. The etched metallic edge gives this plate an understated elegance and sophisticated grace. For under $6, you can afford to buy an entire set of this distinguished dinnerware for under $30. Pottery Barn's Gold Rim Charger Plates retailed for $32.50 each.

Charger plates sit under a dinner plate as a decorative base rather than holding food directly, which helps protect the tablecloth and adds a polished look to place settings. 

Because the metallic trim can tarnish or scratch in the dishwasher, plates like these are usually best hand-washed and dried right away to keep the finish looking sharp.

Price: $5.99

Add ambiance to your interior space. The warm orange tone of this tall pillar reminds us of Pottery Barn's "pumpkin" unscented four-by-eight-inch wax candle. But instead of paying $26.50, you can grab the HomeGoods find for under $6.

Pillar candles like this one are typically made from paraffin or a paraffin blend and burn slower than votives or tapers because of their wide, dense shape, so a single candle can often provide dozens of hours of burn time. 

An unscented pillar is a versatile choice because it won't clash with other scented candles or diffusers already in the room, and the neutral fall color works well through the entire autumn season, not just around Halloween or Thanksgiving.

Price: $199.99

Fans of the mid-century modern style's clean lines, sleek simplicity, and use of natural materials will adore this handcrafted 28-by-14-by-24-inch bedside table. The two-drawer dresser's rich walnut-toned wood creates a warm, inviting aesthetic that mimics Pottery Barn's slightly larger three-drawer 32-inch Hector Nightstand ($999).

Tahari's mid-century nightstands typically feature tapered or splayed legs and brushed brass or gold pulls, details that echo furniture styles from the 1950s and 1960s. 

The two drawers offer enough room for books, chargers or bedside essentials, and the solid wood construction tends to hold up better over time than furniture made from particleboard or laminate.

Price: $14.99

Why waste money on disposable napkins (or overpriced reusables) when you could get this set of 12 linens for under $15? The punchy plaid pattern has a playful look that you could find in other stores. We spotted a smaller set of four for $48 at Pottery Barn in a slightly different color range.

Cloth napkins like these are typically machine washable, which means one set can be reused for years and cuts down on the ongoing cost of buying paper napkins. 

A dozen napkins is enough to set a full table for a dinner party without needing to do laundry mid-meal, and the plaid print hides everyday stains better than a plain white napkin would.

Price: $14.99

Now that you have napkins, you need rings to dress up your dining table. This designer four-count set has a rustic, farmhouse-chic style and a leaf motif that looks almost identical to Pottery Barn's Gold Leaf Napkin Rings, which cost $29.50.

Nicole Miller's napkin ring sets are typically made from metal with an enamel finish, and most are recommended for hand washing rather than the dishwasher to protect the coating from chipping or dulling. 

A set of four is enough for a standard place setting, and the neutral leaf design can transition from a fall table straight through the winter holidays without looking out of season.

Price: $12.99

Accent your kitchen counter or use this cute container to hold everything from cotton balls to bath beads in the bathroom.

The hand-painted blue-and-white design looks like it came from Pottery Barn's Puebla pottery collection. But this pricier collection could cost you $30 or more per piece (depending on the item).

Hand-painted ceramic containers like this one are usually made in small batches, so slight variations in the brushwork or glaze are normal and part of the handcrafted charm. 

Because the surface is glazed, it typically wipes clean easily, though hand washing is safer than the dishwasher for pieces with detailed painted designs.

Pottery Barn's upscale aesthetic comes at a cost. So, why pay full price when you could get discounts on dupes from HomeGoods? Our favorite finds have the same look for less.

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