I Shop at HomeGoods Once a Week, These Are My Favorite Finds

I'm always at HomeGoods, shopping for myself and looking for bargain finds for readers. Therefore, my once-a-week (or sometimes more) trips to the store have made it easy to spot the top bargains in interior decor, kitchenware, bedding, and more.

If you're looking for the best shopping hacks, I've got you covered. A little insider info can help you cut costs while snagging some of the most popular products. That's why I curated a list of my favorite HomeGoods finds right now.

From a bedazzled bathroom buy to kitchsy wall art, these signature selections combine affordability, quality, and style.

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

Price: $3.99

Deals on dupes are my thing. These beaded drinking glasses are among the best copycats you can find at HomeGoods.

This sophisticated style is identical to Pottery Barn's Jupiter tumblers. But instead of paying $72 for a set of six (or $12 each), you can score a single cup for less than $4.

Pro tip: Want something with a pop of color? I also spotted this pick in pastel pink, emerald green, and golden amber.

Price: $14.99

Clean, classic lines make these bone china bowls a must-have bargain buy. Of course, aesthetics aren't the only reason I'm obsessed with this find. The chip-resistant set of four is also freezer, oven, microwave, and dishwasher-safe.

Price: $24.99

I had to do a double-take when I saw this massive wooden board. The sheer size, combined with the under-$25 price tag, makes this one of the best HomeGoods' kitchen/entertaining values in my opinion.

Price: $69.99

Are you looking for budget-friendly flooring? I am too. And this posh powerloomed designer 5.3-by-7.3-foot rug is one of my top choices. The neutral hue and plush texture are perfect for the living room, the bedroom, or a home office.

Price: $14.99

Is this bedazzled bathroom buy for everyone? Probably not. But I couldn't look away when I spotted this pick on HomeGoods' shelves. The celeb stylist's home product line is one of my favorites. And this glam accessory is a serious bargain for under $15.

Price: $14.99

This barware bargain is one of the best I've found at HomeGoods. Pass on plain shakers and nab this luxe crystal cocktail "maker." The retro style gives a glam vibe that makes me want to display this find on a shelf for everyone to see.

Price: $39.99

How could you not love this adorable (and affordable) tomato dutch oven? In my search for quirky finds, I spotted this playful piece.

Not only does the four-quart enameled cast iron cookware item add a touch of whimsy to both my kitchen and dining table, but it's priced just right. For reference, the almost identical tomato-themed Staub Enameled Cast Iron Three-Quart Cocotte sells for $249.95 at Williams Sonoma.

Price: $6.99

Unexpected items are what make shopping at HomeGoods so enjoyable. While I was browsing decor and furniture, I found this sweet-smelling hand soap. The seasonal selection is the perfect addition to my bathroom vanity or kitchen counter.

Price: $16.99

Now my feline friend has a pillowcase that looks just like her. But you don't have to be a pet parent to appreciate these 100% cotton, 200-thread-count percale pillowcases. The two-pack set has an offbeat charm and stand-out style that can perk up any bland bedroom space.

Price: $12.99

HomeGoods is one of my favorite places to pick up affordable bathroom accents. This two-piece pack of mindfully made "Eco-Hue" hand towels is one of the top options. The super-soft material is amazingly absorbent, and the designer pattern features a sweet style that I adore.

Price: $69.99

A fabric pouf is an easy addition to any living space. The fully functional piece seamlessly transitions from a foot rest to an end table to stand-alone decor.

While HomeGoods has plenty of these pieces, I couldn't stop staring at this patterned pick. The blue and cream design has the undeniable elegance and contemporary, casual feel that I enjoy.

Price: $29.99

As an art enthusiast, I always look for something different at HomeGoods. And this pick did not disappoint. Along with reproductions from icons like Monet and Renoir, the retailer also carries pieces from contemporary artists.

Created by California-based graphic designer/digital artist Amy Peterson, this bubble-blowing bunny has an imaginative whimsy that truly caught my eye.

Price: $34.99

Score a 20-piece flatware set for under $35. I'm a fan of this muted gold tone. But I don't want to pay a high specialty store price for it. That's why I'd rather snap up this find than Crate & Barrel's almost-identical $300 Mercer Champagne version (also 20 pieces).

Price: $4.99

I absolutely can't resist the charmingly quaint and delicately dainty style of this vintage-inspired plate. The old-world aesthetic has an understated elegance that only appears expensive. And unlike the seasonal selections (that I also adore), this designer dinnerware doesn't scream, "holiday table."

Price: $12.99

My decor tastes range from one extreme to the other. While opulent items (like the crystal Rachel Zoe soap dispenser) are on my favorites list, this classic floral bin is also one of my top HomeGoods finds. The elegant English-rose style of the five-liter bin flawlessly combines form and function. And bonus, it's a steal for $12.99.

So there you have it. My must-have buys feature items from almost every aisle of the store. And while you have your own personal preferences and style, these fab finds are worth checking out.

How do I make the most of my weekly HomeGoods hauls? Here's a hint: Use the top travel credit cards to earn points or perks on eligible purchases.