10 HomeGoods Items That Are Identical to Pottery Barn's (For a Fraction of the Price)

Get Pottery Barn's classically chic, upscale aesthetic without paying high prices. You know and love the subtly sophisticated style that the high-end retailer offers. But your budget doesn't have wiggle room for a $90 floral wreath or an $80 set of plates. How can you avoid wasting money on overpriced accents and accessories? Enter HomeGoods.

If you haven't shopped the designer discount store for a while, now is the perfect time to browse the aisles. We scoured the store for bargain buys that look almost identical to Pottery Barn's top products. But instead of maxing out your credit cards just to give your space a mini makeover, you can snag these deals for a fraction of the price.

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

Price: $599.99

Elevate your living room or den with this stylish sofa. The two-cushion design and neutral beige linen look give this HomeGoods buy a clean, upscale aesthetic.

Unlike dinnerware and interior accents, this is a big-ticket item that costs more than smaller accessories from the designer discount store. Don't let the almost $600 price tag scare you away from this elegant item. Instead, consider how much you could pay for an almost identical option at Pottery Barn.

We found a similar traditional two-seat style (the PB Comfort Modern Square Arm 78-Inch Sofa) for $3,499 at Pottery Barn. That's almost six times HomeGoods' price.

Price: $399.99

Pottery Barn's timeless style seamlessly blends modern chic lines and classical elegance. And that's what makes this upholstered wood wingback chair a comparable copycat. With a pinch of rustic charm and a somewhat stately traditional feel, this furniture find has a sophisticated silhouette that won't overpower your space. That said, its under-the-radar luxe vibe still demands attention.

How much could you pay for a similar Pottery Barn selection? The Thatcher Chair (in an almost identical "Evergreen" hue) sells for $1,599. While the armrests are slightly different (Pottery Barn's version has a rolled, fully fabric-covered design), you can save over $1,100 at HomeGoods.

Price: $9.99

Photo frames shouldn't break the bank. And at HomeGoods, you can nab this deal for under $10. That's why we added this 8-by-10-inch unmatted or 5-by-7-inch matted frame to our list.

The sleek black design has a crisp, clean contemporary feel that seamlessly blends with either modern or traditional decor. Do you have more than just one family photo to display? No problem. For $9.99 each, you can afford to create a salon-inspired gallery on your living room, dining room, or bedroom wall.

Score serious savings on this dupe. Pottery Barn's black-finished Stowe Modern Metal Frame (also an 8-by-10-inch unmatted, 5-by-7-inch matted size) costs $59.

Price: $14.99

Fill your home with the subtle scent of mulled wine. Not only does this jar provide hours of refreshing fragrance, but it's also an elegant accent that adds a quiet charm to your interior space.

Even though we couldn't find the exact scent at Pottery Barn, we did spot a similar candle with the same neutral ivory-cream hue. The upscale retailer's Signature Scent Collection Vanilla and Tobacco nine-ounce jar is slightly smaller than the Sand + Fog style we picked up at HomeGoods. But that doesn't mean you'll pay less. Compare $14.99 at the designer discount chain to $29.50 at the other store.

Price: $7.99

Quaint charm and an understated elegance make this dishware deal the ideal addition to your next holiday meal or dinner party. With plenty of classic appeal, the stoneware plate only looks expensive. You can nab this affordable item for under $8 at HomeGoods right now.

The nature-inspired pattern and warm brown hues mimic Pottery Barn's Etched Garden Stoneware Salad Plates. But instead of $7.99 each, you'll pay $56 for the set of four at the upscale store ($14 per dish).

With the money you save at HomeGoods, you could have cash left over to pick up coordinating cloth napkins, bowls, a serving platter, and wine glasses.

Price: $14.99

Prep for parties and snag this 12-pack of 18-by-18-inch napkins from HomeGoods for less than $15 while they're still in stock. The classic plaid pattern has a playful preppy vibe and classic appeal. And as a bonus, you won't waste money on overpriced disposables that just end up in the trash.

Pottery Barn sells a smaller four-pack of Woodrow Plaid Cotton Napkins for $48. Not only is the total cost lower at HomeGoods, but the per-piece price difference clearly shows your savings. You'll pay $12 per napkin at Pottery Barn and only $1.25 each at HomeGoods.

Price: $19.99

Not a fan of showy faux flowers covered in glitzy glam lights? Neither are we. That's why we chose this rustic-chic dried wreath. The interior accent has a quiet farmhouse charm that fits flawlessly into a traditional, classic, or eclectic space.

Keep in mind, this delicate design is not weatherproof. While you can't hang this wreath on your front door, you can display it over the mantel, on your entryway wall, or in your kitchen. And if you're feeling creative, get crafty and use it to make a holiday table centerpiece.

Priced at $19.99, this deal is a steal. Pottery Barn charges $89 for a similar Dried Lavender Wreath.

Price: $5.99

Set the table in style or elevate your home entertaining area with this barware bargain. Pass on plain glasses and pick up these well-priced patterned pieces from HomeGoods this month. The painted tortoise shell tumblers have a sophisticated, stylish, and subtly sultry look that stands out from the pack.

The Pottery Barn copycat is almost indistinguishable from the pricier brand's Tortoise Highball Glass ($50 for four). Yes, you get more at the other store. But in a price-per-tumbler showdown, HomeGoods is the clear winner at $5.99 versus $12.50. So go ahead and stock your bar with the less expensive designer dupe.

Price: $34.99

Refresh your bedroom without going overboard on a pricey renovation project. Something as simple as a new sheet set can give your space a whole new look. And that's why we checked out bargain-priced bed linens at HomeGoods.

This Full 100% cotton yarn-dyed set from the beloved Brooks Brothers brand is a budget-friendly find that combines quality, affordability, and style. Even though the classic blue chambray-inspired set has a luxurious look, you can grab this deal for $34.99. In comparison, Pottery Barn's Full Belgian Flax Linen Sheets (two pillowcases, a flat sheet, and a fitted sheet) cost $289.

Price: $19.99

HomeGoods is stocked with baskets galore. It wasn't easy to choose one from the shelves of chic containers, but this rounded, natural-weave design caught our attention.

From the subtle variations in color to the delicate handle details, this is more than just a simple storage solution. That said, you certainly can use the farmhouse-inspired container to organize everything from umbrellas to socks. Hint: Line the interior first with patterned fabric to create an on-trend aesthetic and protect the delicate fibers.

Like HomeGoods, Pottery Barn also has a sizable selection of woven baskets. But the upscale retailer charges significantly more ($99.50 for the large tote Frances Braided Basket).

Inflation doesn't have to stop your next home refresh. Pottery Barn offers a wide range of luxe accents, dinnerware, kitchen gear, linens, and more, all in styles you absolutely adore. That's why we swapped the higher-priced picks for these discounted designer dupes.

While some of the items aren't 100% identical, a little creative styling can go a long way. Hint: A patterned throw, a textured pillow, or a chic candle can transform a plain space into a Pottery Barn-like showroom.

Don't sleep on these deals. HomeGoods rotates the store's stock quickly, making it important to nab bargains when you see them. So if you're looking for an easy way to withstand economic downturns, snap up these chic copycats ASAP.

What should you check before buying a HomeGoods dupe?

Compare dimensions, materials, care instructions, and price per piece. For furniture, check comfort and construction as well as appearance. A similar silhouette doesn't guarantee the same quality or fit for your space.

Is HomeGoods a good place to find designer-inspired decor?

HomeGoods can be a useful place to find decor with a designer-inspired look at a lower price. Compare materials, dimensions, and construction to decide whether a piece offers the value you want.

How can you avoid overspending at home decor stores?

Set a budget and identify what your space needs before shopping. Bring measurements and photos so you can judge whether an item fits. Even a discounted find can waste money if you have nowhere to use it.