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

You're a fan of West Elm's decor, but you're not so hot on the prices, we get it. You don't want to overspend on interior accents, kitchenware, and furniture just to get that specialty store style.

So, if you're looking for ways to keep more cash in your wallet, we've got you covered with the best deals on dupes from HomeGoods. From pillows and plates to consoles and chairs, we rounded up the top West Elm designer doubles that break the bank.

You'll save some serious cash on these copycats.

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

Price: $9.99

Accent your home's interior with these classic neutral-toned, unscented candles. The double-pack is a steal for under $5 each.

West Elm sells one single Signature Wax Pillar in the same size (three-by-six inches) for $10, so you can get double the amount for the same price at HomeGoods.

Because the candles are unscented, they work well in a dining room or near food without competing with other smells, and neutral tones like these tend to blend into most existing decor rather than clashing with a specific color scheme. 

A pillar candle in the three-by-six-inch range is also a common size for a centerpiece or mantel display, so the pair could be used together or split between two separate spaces in the home.

Price: $149.99

Contemporary casual comfort meets upscale elegance in this club-style design. The curved back and cushioned seat are more than just reminiscent of West Elm's Bennett Swivel Chair in frost gray.

Not only is the simplistic shape almost identical to the pricier $749 option, but the color and fabric are near-copycats of the other retailer's white performance coastal linen.

West Elm's Bennett Swivel Club Chair, which this design echoes, features a kiln-dried engineered wood frame and a 360-degree swivel base for added comfort. 

At $149.99 versus $749, the HomeGoods version costs about a fifth of the West Elm price for a chair with a similar silhouette and swivel function, even if the construction details and long-term durability may differ between the two.

Price: $9.99

Not into ornate accents? Nab these 18-by-18-inch napkins from HomeGoods. The under-$10 pack looks just like West Elm's Slub Cotton set in the brand's creamy, neutral "Natural" hue ($25 for four).

An 18-by-18-inch napkin is a standard cloth napkin size, large enough to fully cover a lap during a meal rather than the smaller cocktail napkins used for appetizers. 

At $9.99 versus $25 for four, the per-napkin cost works out to less than half of West Elm's price, which makes it easier to build a full set of eight or more for a dinner party without spending as much as a single small package elsewhere.

Price: $19.99

This matte black lantern has a sleek style that adds a modern flair to your interior or exterior entertaining area. Hang the metal and glass piece on your patio or display it on the mantle.

How much can you save at HomeGoods? The under-$20 dupe is less than half the price of West Elm's Modern Antique Bronze Metal Outdoor Lanterns that's $59 for the medium size.

Because the lantern combines metal and glass, it can hold a candle safely outdoors while still letting light show through, making it a practical option for patio dinners or evening gatherings. 

A matte black finish also tends to be more versatile than a bronze or antique finish, since it pairs easily with both modern and more traditional outdoor furniture without clashing with existing hardware or fixtures.

Price: $99.99

We spotted this classic Brooks Brothers 18-by-18-by-18-inch "quilted" leather ottoman in HomeGoods' furniture section. The stylish selection has a sophisticated, timeless, tasteful look that mimics West Elm's Bowman single storage cube.

Sure, you won't get the storage with the HomeGoods option, but you'll also save $500 for an extremely similar item.

An 18-inch cube is a common ottoman size, large enough to use as a footrest or extra seat without overwhelming a smaller living room. 

Because it's leather rather than fabric upholstery, it also tends to be easier to wipe clean than a cloth ottoman, which can matter in a household with kids or pets. 

At $99.99 versus $599.99, the price gap alone covers the cost of several other pieces on this list.

Price: $179.99

Snag this modern dresser for less than $180 right now. The brand-name design features three drawers, brushed gold hardware, and a warm wood finish. While this find doesn't look exactly like West Elm's version, it has the same mid-century aesthetic appeal, but at a price that will save you over $600.

A three-drawer dresser in this size range typically works well as a nightstand-height storage piece for a bedroom, entryway, or smaller living space rather than a full-size bedroom dresser. 

Brushed gold hardware has remained a popular finish choice for mixing warm metals with wood tones, and because the piece is brand-name rather than an unbranded import, it may carry more consistent quality control than some lesser-known budget furniture lines.

Price: $12.99

Accessorize your interior space with this polished pick. The turned wood style reminds us of West Elm's Tira Candleholders. Both home accents have a similar smooth, geometric design and a minimalist look that's streamlined and marvelously modern.

Score HomeGoods' deal for $12.99 right now. West Elm's seven-inch "dark ash" wood taper holder sells for $30.

Turned wood candle holders like this one are typically shaped on a lathe to create their smooth, rounded silhouette, which is part of what gives them a more sculptural look than a flat metal or glass holder. 

At $12.99 versus $30, the HomeGoods version costs less than half of West Elm's price for a taper holder in a similar seven-inch height and dark wood finish.

Price: $5.99

Mikasa's dishwasher and microwave-safe bone china is simplicity at its best. A set of four almost identical, sleek, clean, contemporary Kanto Stoneware Dinner Plates from West Elm costs $64. In a price-per-piece comparison, the HomeGoods buy wins at $5.99 versus $16.

Bone china is generally prized for being more chip-resistant and having a slightly translucent quality compared with standard stoneware, while still being safe for everyday dishwasher and microwave use, according to the product description. 

Because Mikasa is sold individually at HomeGoods rather than only in a boxed set, shoppers can also buy exactly the number of plates they need, whether that's a full set of eight or just a couple to round out an existing set.

Price: $14.99

Muted tones and an autumn pattern give this pillow a farmhouse chic vibe. But don't worry about overpaying for this rustic luxe look. At $14.99, it's a bargain.

While West Elm doesn't sell the same design, you will pay over $78 for a similar seasonal down alternative throw.

A muted, farmhouse-style print like this one tends to work as a year-round neutral base that can be swapped out seasonally, rather than a pattern limited strictly to fall decorating. 

Down alternative fill, like the comparison West Elm throw uses, is generally chosen over real down because it holds its shape well and is easier to spot-clean, so a similar fill in the HomeGoods pillow would offer comparable everyday durability at a fraction of the price.

Price: $399.99

Whether you use this as an electronics and entertainment area, convert the two-door cabinet into a home bar, or add the chic console to your foyer, it has a serious West Elm vibe at a budget-friendly price.

Yes, the contoured carved wood design does cost almost $400. But compared to something very similar from the specialty retailer, the Toasted Oak Marlie Media Console, which sells for $1,699, this buy is a bargain.

West Elm's Marlie Media Console, which this piece resembles, measures 70 inches wide and includes four drawers plus two cabinets with adjustable shelves for concealed storage. 

At $399.99 versus $1,699, the HomeGoods version costs less than a quarter of the West Elm price for a console with a similar carved wood front and two-door cabinet layout, even without matching every construction detail of the pricier original.

Price: $24.99

Stock your home bar with these affordable under-$25 Italian wine glasses. The six-piece set has an elegant, modern style with subtle angles that make the stemware stand out.

How much will you pay for a similar specialty store selection? Four Starlight Lead-Free Crystal Red Wine Glasses cost $56 at West Elm.

Buying six glasses for $24.99 versus four for $56 means the HomeGoods set costs about $4.17 per glass, compared with roughly $14 per glass at West Elm, more than three times the price for a similarly styled red wine glass. 

Because the set includes six pieces rather than four, it also better matches a full dinner party or holiday table setting without needing to buy a second box.

Price: $29.99

Get a 20-piece pack of stainless steel flatware for less at HomeGoods. This burnished black set has the same almost-industrial feel as West Elm's Black Satin Kanto Flatware ($198). But instead of paying nearly $200, you can score the HG bargain for $29.99.

A 20-piece set typically covers a four-place setting with a full complement of forks, knives, and spoons, making it enough for a small dinner party without mixing in mismatched pieces. 

Stainless steel with a burnished black finish is generally more resistant to visible scratching over time than a shinier plated finish, since minor wear tends to blend into the darker coloring rather than standing out. 

At roughly 15% of West Elm's price, the savings here are among the largest on this list.

Price: $29.99

Transform your living room wall into an elegant gallery space with this three-piece set of 12-by-12-inch matted wall frames. Create a salon-style display that features family photos, vacation pics, or exquisite art for under $30.

The same quantity/size pack of matching matted metal polished brass frames from Wrest Elm will set you back $195.

A 12-by-12-inch matted frame typically holds a smaller print, such as an 8-by-10 or 8-by-8 photo, centered within a wider mat border for a more gallery-style presentation. 

Grouping three matching frames together in a cluster is a common way to build a salon wall without needing to mix and match different frame styles. At under $30 for three, the set costs a fraction of the $195 brass version it resembles.

Price: $14.99

The rustic charm of these bargain-priced baskets won't break the bank. And bonus, these aren't just interior accents. This find is also a stylish storage solution.

West Elm's Woven Seagrass Baskets are more than twice HomeGoods' price. The "small" 14.5-by-8.5-inch size costs $45.

A basket in the 14.5-by-8.5-inch range is a common size for holding smaller items like magazines, throw blankets, or bathroom essentials without taking up much floor space. 

Because natural woven materials like seagrass tend to work with a range of interior styles, from coastal to farmhouse to modern, the basket can double as both hidden storage and a decorative accent in nearly any room of the house.

Price: $6.99

Give your bathroom a mini makeover with these on-trend matte black curtain rings. HomeGoods sells 12 hooks for less than $7, while West Elm charges $29 for their Modern Shower Curtain Rings in matte black.

At $6.99 versus $29, the HomeGoods set costs less than a quarter of West Elm's price for the same 12-ring count in a matching matte black finish. 

Matte black hardware has remained a popular bathroom finish choice for pairing with black or brushed metal fixtures, and because curtain rings are a small, low-cost swap, they're one of the easiest ways to update a bathroom's look without replacing the shower curtain, towels, or larger fixtures.

When it comes down to it, you don't have to max out your monthly budget just to makeover your space. While West Elm's stock of stylish merchandise is popular for a reason, our roundup proves you can snag the coveted style for less at HomeGoods.

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Because HomeGoods inventory changes frequently and isn't available to shop online in the same way as West Elm's catalog, it's worth checking back in store regularly if a specific dupe like the console or chair on this list isn't in stock on a given visit. 

Comparing the exact dimensions and materials against the West Elm original, as with the swivel chair and media console above, can also help confirm a find is a close enough match before buying.