15 Target Items That Are Identical to Crate & Barrel's (For Half the Price)

Crate and Barrel is known for offering upmarket home goods and housewares, and for pioneering the "vignette" style of displays that showcase items as they might appear in a home.

However, the price tag is becoming unreasonable for those tightening their budgets, as prices for everything seem to keep skyrocketing. Luckily, you can save big at Target when you score product "dupes" that are nearly identical to Crate and Barrel's for so much less.

See the best Crate and Barrel dupes we found at Target for half the price.

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

Price: $35 (on sale from $38)

This butcher block style cutting board is nearly identical to one from Crate & Barrel, priced at $84.95. Target has a slightly thinner profile at 1.25 inches and features a double-sided cutting option, versus Crate & Barrel's more expensive board, which is 1.75 inches thick with stabilizing feet on one side.

Price: $45

Marble instantly elevates bathroom decor, and Target has a 4-piece accessory set with a soap dispenser, toothbrush holder, lidded canister, and soap dish in an elegant white marble.

Crate & Barrel offers an expanded 7-piece set, the Tuscan Beige Marble Bath Collection, but the price tag is $324.65. Just the soap pump alone is $39.95.

Price: $134.99 (on sale from $149.99)

A plain white cotton quilt (Celeste Organic Cotton Quilt) runs for $279.95 from Crate & Barrel, with a higher price tag due to the organic cotton and handcrafted quilting.

Target's quilt set looks just the same but costs half as much and includes a matching pillow sham. It's only inspired hand-stitching techniques, which is better if you're definitely going to machine-wash your quilts.

Price: $161.99

There are not enough differences between the Beckett Madison Park nightstand and the Jenny Lind Wood Spindle Nightstand from Crate & Barrel to justify paying the higher $449 price. That additional $287 gets you solid ash wood legs instead of rubberwood, and slightly different dimensions, but both designs are nearly identical.

Price: $304 (on sale from $380)

Swivel barrel chairs have been making a big comeback, but you don't have to drop $1,199 on the Vera Swivel Chair at Crate & Barrel to bring the look home with you.

Target's swivel accent chair has a plywood frame rather than engineered hardwood and an exposed wood base rather than an upholstered one. However, the look is just the same, and Target's price makes the Threshold chair a total steal.

Price: $72.99

Did you know Teflon-coated pans release a toxin so poisonous it kills birds? That's why everybody is switching to ceramic nonstick pans instead. Crate & Barrel offers a high-quality set of two Zwilling frying pans in chic colors, but it will set you back $179.95.

That might be worth it to a passionate chef who cares about titanium plasma primer, but a plain grey set of the same design from Target will suit most people just fine.

Price: $95.90 (on sale from $159.83)

Every bedroom needs a full-length mirror, but getting one from Crate & Barrel will set you back $499 for a black arch floor mirror. The Crate & Barrel one is slightly larger (76 inches by 32 inches) than Target's (71 inches by 26 inches), but an extra 30 square inches doesn't seem worth an additional $400.

Price: $20

Target's roll-up dish rack has exposed stainless steel, while Crate& Barrel's costs $36.95 and is fully coated in silicone. But is that worth nearly double the price? The design is very clever and rolls up like a placemat, making it excellent for those with limited storage space.

Price: $400

The trendy wick-and-wood combination can be found at Target. The Blake Teak and Rattan 2-Door Storage Cabinet at Crate & Barrel is very similar to Target's option, but the price difference is nearly $1,200.

That extra money gets you a mostly teak construction with rattan-mesh doors. However, Target's very similar cabinet is still constructed with a hardwood frame and is slightly smaller, at 52 inches high rather than 64 inches.

Price: $149.99 (on sale from $259)

An elegantly simple coffee table with chunky construction made from solid wood? Yes, please! Crate & Barrel has a solid white oak Terra Natural table that measures 54 inches, but it will set you back $1,149. Target's nearly identical table is slightly smaller at 40 inches and is constructed from solid pine to keep the price reasonable.

Price: $50

A tall cylindrical paper shade set in a wooden leg base adds a touch of elegance to the lighting of any room. The Crate & Barrel Weave Natural Floor Lamp has a woven paper rattan shade and stands slightly shorter, but costs $269. Target's is made from a less durable paper shade with a lightly ridged design and can accommodate a slightly lower wattage bulb.

Price: $10

Every home needs a classic ceramic pumpkin to whip out for the fall decor season, but Crate & Barrel would have you paying $69.95 for a plain cream version. Granted, it is 10 inches tall versus the Target option, which is only 8 inches, but that's hardly worth a nearly $60 price increase.

Price: $591.80 (on sale from $970.18)

Target's identical design offers a rubberwood frame and premium black leather upholstery on the removable cushions. Crate & Barrel's Henning design features a different color leather and semi-attached cushions on a solid oak frame with some engineered wood, as well, but that brings the price tag up to $1,899.

Price: $349.99

If you're on board with the standing desk trend, you can get a better deal from Target on a fully electric standing desk with four memory settings, so you can transition from standing to sitting and back again all day with ease.

Crate and Barrel offers a slightly larger desktop from Humanscale, but it is otherwise nearly identical for $768.

Price: $289.99 (on sale from $329.99)

Target's modern white loveseat is a nearly perfect aesthetic match for Crate & Barrel's much more expensive alternative (Axis Sofa) that is regularly priced at $2,199. That price difference does get consumers a superior construction with a kiln-dried hardwood frame, and polyfoam cushioning wrapped in a feather-down blend, though.

You don't have to pay high-end prices to create the Crate & Barrel look in your own home. The key to shopping for dupes is to know which features are most important to you and which can be replaced with inexpensive alternatives to keep the price down.

When you shop at Target, you can save money on groceries and home essentials, as well as snag a few high-end-looking home accents, making it a one-stop shop for your convenience.