I spotted Anthropologie home decor dupes at HomeGoods – there are so many good options for spring, they’re too good
MONEY-SAVVY homeowners have rushed to HomeGoods to buy glassware that could be mistaken for being double the price.
A woman with a keen eye for style sparked the frenzy when she shared the budget-friendly items she bought.
Carissa Nicole (@designedbycarissa) has garnered almost 60,000 followers on TikTok, where she shares home decor inspiration.
She was excited to share a shopping haul after visiting a HomeGoods store in the Bay Area.
“Run to Homegoods now!!” read the text over the screen.
“You’re gonna wanna see these Anthropologie glassware dupes.”
She showed a selection of glasses priced at around $5.99 that could be mistaken for those sold by Anthropologie.
“Lime (I think) Icon juice glass,” the text continued.
“Daisy Icon juice glass, Watermelon Icon juice glass, Lady Bug Lacey highball glass.
“Set of two mushrooms and daisy.
“Lemon Lacey highball glass.”
“Anthropologie Icon glasses SPOTTED at HomeGoods,” she added.
Anthropologie’s individual Icon juice glasses are sold for $16 and a set of four costs $64.
They are crafted using hand-pressed glass beads and handblown glass for an “irresistibly charming” finish.
The colorful designs include fruit, hearts, animals, flowers, rainbows, and shamrocks.
Carissa’s viewers were delighted that they could get a similar look for a fraction of the cost.
Over 4,100 people liked her video and many shared their favorite design in the comment section.
“I got a set of four of the lemon highball today, I love them!” one person wrote.
“Yesss ME TOO, they’re too good,” Carissa replied.
“They are killing it with glassware rn [right now],” another commented.
“Do I need it no, do I want it yessss,” a third chimed in.
“I need the daisy ones so cute!!” another said.
“Yesss so fun for spring!!!” Carissa responded.
The home decor inspiration comes after another TikToker shared how to embrace the trend for boucle fabric dining chairs on a budget.
She spotted a design on Amazon that could be mistaken for being from Crate & Barrel.
Alys Lopez (@alysplease) showed a photo of Crate & Barrel’s Inesse boucle ivory chairs, which individually cost $379, while a set of four is priced at $1,449.
“Was eyeing these Inesse dining chairs,” she said.
“Then found these gals on Amazon for significantly less.”
Alys shared footage of her dining area with cream boucle chairs.
She likely bought the chairs when they were on sale as they are currently priced at $347.99 each, which is still a saving on Crate & Barrel’s version on Amazon’s Maklaine store.
“Purchased all four for under $650,” she said.