TZR: Designer Finds Under $35

The Zoe Report

September 7, 2024

Written by Jenny White

“It may come as a surprise, but interior designers do hit up Amazon when looking for new items for a space (whether it be for their own home or for a client). However, they don’t buy just anything. We got in touch with top designers who gave us insight into their favorite recent purchases from the site. Both functional and decorative picks made the list, though they all have a high-end look and feel.”

Natalie and Stacey shared their faves with the Zoe Report…read the full article here or check out our highlighted picks below! The list is seriously packed with great finds for under $35. We’ve used several on the list and will be saving it for future use, too!

 

24. A Cotton Rope Basket For Quick Tidying Up

"Stacey Breezeel, one of the founders of Shine Interior Design Studio, suggests this rope basket for tidying up items around your home. “Use [it] to corral books, toys, blankets, laundry and they will also fold up for storage,” she suggests. Large in size (it’s 21.7 inches across), the basket is made from a soft cotton material that’s woven for durability. The handles on the side make it easy to carry. It comes in lots of great neutral color combinations in the listing."

25. This Nice-Looking Decorative Box For Odds & Ends

Rather than letting odds and ends clutter up your home, grab this decorative box to hold items. It adds “texture, pattern, [and] color to your bookshelves or countertop vignette,” says Breezeel. Made from wood with a resin inlay, the box comes in various sizes and finishes for any space.

26. A Pair Of Ceramic Vases That Are Showroom-Worthy

These ceramic vases have high-end boutique vibes. “Add [them] to a bookshelf with or without greenery or use [them] to create a simple centerpiece,” explains Breezeel. The vases feature an irregular, hollowed-out design — since they’re handcrafted from clay, each one is slightly unique.

39. A Clear Serving Tray With Endless Potential

Natalie Biles, one of the founders of Shine Interior Design Studio, favors this clearing serving tray for organization since it “can be used in any style space or setting.” And as an insider tip? “If you want to punch it up or give it a theme, you can easily line [them] with wallpaper or wrapping paper remnants to add color and texture and for a season or particular style,” she explains. Choose from various sizes in the listing.

40. A Faux Shagreen Box For Stashing Valuables

This decorative box has a faux shagreen finish that looks like the real thing. “It’s perfect for small pieces to add texture and a bit of luxury to your space,” notes Biles. The box has a soft velvet lining to keep valuables protected. And a few colors — including ivory, black, and blue — can be selected in the listing.

41. These Reversible Velvet Pillow Covers That Are Highly Rated

“To make your bed or couch more luxe, Biles suggests adding these velvet pillow covers that come in four rich hues (and they feature a different color on the other side). Each one features all-around contrasting piping to ensure the pillow holds its shape. The hidden zipper allows you to easily fill them with the insert of your choice, though if you don’t have one, scroll up to find a favorite one from another designer.”

42. These Sophisticated Linen-Covered Books To Style Your Shelves

“Stuck on how to style shelves? Biles recommends adding these stackable books to the mix. They’re decorative, but also functional with “journal-quality blank pages, allowing you to use them as a place to sketch, use as a guest book, or leave notes for your family,” she adds. The set includes three books covered with a textured linen material.”

Just a heads-up: some of the links in this post are Amazon affiliate links. That means if you click and decide to buy something (and who could blame you, Amazon is irresistible), we may earn a small commission—at no extra cost to you! Thanks for supporting our recommendations and happy shopping!

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