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25 Target Products Your Home Is Begging You To Buy
An Our Place ceramic nonstick Always pan that's designed to be more than a pretty face... uh, I mean, pan. Though the cult-favorite cookware is beloved for its cool monochrome look, it's also mega-useful: it can be used for baking, broiling, frying, steaming, braising, searing, and more, so it can easily replace a bunch of your pots and pans, saving you a bunch of space. Something practical that will also look amazing in your cooking pics? We love a double threat! Set includes an Always Pan 2.0 in original nonstick, a modular steam-release lid, a nesting beechwood spatula, and a steamer basket and review: "I love the quality of the pan and lid. The nonstick ceramic surface works beautifully. The pan heats evenly, and food cooks efficiently." —ChristinaPrice: $129 (available in five colors) A round freestanding mirror for anyone who wants to add a touch of low-key glamour to their bedroom... but doesn't want to mess around with a bunch of mounting hardware and a drill (I'm honestly terrified just typing about it). This eye-catching accent piece is 22 inches tall, aka big enough to check your makeup or make your room feel a bit bigger and brighter, but not so big that you'll wonder where on earth you're going to put it. Price: $81.99 A Coop adjustable memory foam pillow that might seem expensive at first, but if you tend to wake up with a sore neck, or can never seem to get your pillow right, it's beyond worth it. Coop pillows are full of shredded memory foam — and you can add foam in for a firmer pillow or take foam out for a softer one. If you are having trouble sleeping, toss that lumpy old pillow you've had since college and give this a try. Promising review: "I've had this for about a year now and it's the best pillow I've ever had. It's the perfect density — my head and neck are supported, but I never get a stiff neck because the foam still has some plush give that you expect from down pillows. And unlike the MyPillow my partner has, this pillow has yet to flatten out or need a trip to the dryer to be re-fluffed. It also stays much cooler than my partner's pillow, which is great for hot sleepers like myself. I'm a side, stomach, and back sleeper and am always comfortable now. Worth every penny!!" —carolinePrice: $85+ (available in queen and king sizes) An accent cabinet to add some MCM-inspired elegance to your space *and* finally give you a place to display your many objets. (That's French for "funny thing I bought at the thrift store and now want to show off.") Promising review: "This little cabinet is so much better than I ever expected. Very high-end looking, very sturdy. Looks like something from a more expensive store. Buy it! You won't regret." —TlcPrice: $190 (originally $250) A 5-quart Ninja air fryer that air fries, bakes, and crisps — so, basically, it can make almost any kind of hot food you can imagine... think of it as a DoorDash that lives inside your house. Price: $129.99 A sulfite-removing wine purifying tool for anyone prone to wine headaches. Prepare to dazzle your friends as you serve them a cab franc, hold the "pounding pain in my forehead the next morning." Promising review: "I've owned this purifier for three years. It's awesome. Used to always get headaches from sulfites in red wine, but this took care of that. It doesn't change the taste of the wine, either. It's a little pricey, and you have to buy filters, but if you get bad headaches and love wine, it will be worth it. Their customer service is also top-notch. We accidentally threw away a small part of the device, but we contacted the company, and they shipped us a replacement part for free. Five stars all around! Cheers!" —Cat MilgarPrice: $79.99 A slim leather-shaded floor lamp that is giving sophisticated "moodily lit study in which to have all my dark academia adventures" vibes. Promising review: "Really beautiful lamp. The leather and metal look really chic and more expensive than $80. I know some people don't like the solid lamp shade, but the leather really gives off a warm orange glow — perfect for mood lighting. And pro tip: If you ever get tired of the lampshade, you can change it out!" —toasterrPrice: $100 A Ninja Creami ice cream maker, because what is more luxurious than being able to make your own ice cream, any time you want, in any flavor you want? Hot sauce, chocolate and graham cracker, every flavor of Girl Scout cookie at once... the possibilities are endless. Price: $249.99 A floral three-speed Crosley Bluetooth record player that can play your music the modern way or the old-fashioned way... but either way, you'll look cool as heck doing it. Promising review: "The first thing that drew me to this specific record player was the design! Let me tell you, it is even more beautiful in person. I was concerned with the reviews stating it was skipping and the records weren't playing correctly, but I haven't had a single issue with it! I am so glad I didn't listen to those reviews because I would've missed out on a beautiful, well-priced record player!" —KatePrice: $62.99 A set of two drawer dividers so you can finally store your clothes in a way that will allow you to actually find the stuff you want when you need it. Imagine it... buying a pair of socks and then actually knowing where they are because they didn't randomly migrate underneath a pile of T-shirts. Revolutionary! Promising review: "Bought these for our baby's dresser to divide up her onesies and outfits, and they are great! Easy to adjust and honestly just having the divide makes sorting her clothes so much easier. I am ready to buy more for our dresser." —SCmamaPrice: $15 An ultra-modern ottoman that serves two functions: 1. it gives you a nice, comfy spot to rest your feet so you don't have to kick them up on your coffee table or scrunch them up on your couch, and 2. it impresses any and all visitors with your absolutely cutting-edge home design style. Promising review: "Out of every piece of furniture I have purchased for my living room, I honestly think these ottomans are my favorite. They're not only useful, but they truly add so much character. If you're on the fence about the purchase, let me be the one to tell you not to pass these up!" —AftonPrice: $110 (originally $120; available in three colors) An MCM-inspired woven leather chair to give your living room a little bit of a style glow-up. And it's more than just a gorgeous vintage alternative — reviewers say that it's actually (gasp!) quite comfy. Promising review: "Super easy to put together and very light. I love how wide the chair is. It's perfect as an accent chair in my bedroom." —JenPrice: $79.99+ (originally $239.99; also available in a set of two) A robot mop and vacuum that is the epitome of "work smarter, not harder." Or, I guess, actually, it's the epitome of "don't work at all, make a robot clean all the muddy dog footprints off your hardwood floors." Promising review: "Currently obsessed with this thing. Love it so much. Such an improvement over the last robot vacuum/mop we bought and returned a couple of years ago. So far, I feel it is totally worth the extra money over the other brands. I have especially been surprised at the customization for cleaning different areas, from suction power to the rise of carpets and grain direction for wood floors! I've also been surprised at it not getting stuck anywhere yet. It can go under and over better than my old robot did. Also, it is much quieter than I expected. I will probably start running the mop at night. The only con is my toddler is afraid of it, lol." —ElleBPrice: $649.99 (originally $999.99) A breakfast sandwich maker, because is there any decision as genius as the decision that allows you to have a piping-hot bacon, egg, and cheese any time you feel like it, and without putting on pants of any sort?? Promising review: "Bought this so my husband has another breakfast option when he wakes at 4:30 a.m. He likes how easy and fast it is, and the sandwich comes out perfectly. As others have mentioned, we haven't experienced problems with the egg seeping out. I'd buy it again." —RuherePrice: $37.99 A 12-pound knit weighted blanket that will fit in with your rustic, boho, or coastal decor better than your standard fleece-covered weighted blanket. Instead of being filled with glass beads, it's knit from weighted tubes... different technology, different look, same next-level coziness and relaxation. Read more about how to choose a weight and what these blankets help with from the Cleveland review: "I purchased on a whim, and this blanket is wonderful. I am sleeping so much better. It is exactly 12 pounds, and I find the knit material to provide some breathability while being sturdy but soft. I traded my bead-filled weighted blanket for this and feel it is definitely worth the price. It looks like a regular throw blanket, and I purchased the blush color, which is beautiful, making it visually appealing as well. I recommend!" —FLPrice: $140 (available in three colors) A seven-tier shoe rack for anyone whose entryway is home to a Giant Shoe Pile. This rack has a charming minimalist aesthetic, but more importantly, it'll keep you from tripping over a stray Converse ever again. Promising review: "I ordered more than one and they are great in small spaces, as described. They were easy to put together, and we're using one as additional storage in the bathroom, and also as a shoe rack in a bedroom. It is versatile and worth the price." —CarmPrice: $37.99+ (originally $139.99; available in two colors) A curved-back dining chair that I cannot believe did not come from a high-end home design store (and cost three times the price). And these visually striking chairs don't just work in the dining room — they can serve as a great accent piece for your bedroom, living room, or anywhere you need some tres chic seating options. Promising review: "OBSESSED! Used it as a vanity chair, and it really elevated my room." —MadiPrice: $150+ (originally $200; available in four colors) A Google 4K TV streamer with voice search, because it feels like typing out the name of the show you want to watch on a traditional remote takes about as long as it does to actually watch it. Plus, it has a much more streamlined and ~aesthetic~ look than most other streaming devices. Promising review: "Just what I needed! It looks modern and stylish. Perfect size, great features, and quality. Buying a second one." —MePrice: $99.99 A pair of velvet blackout curtains so that rude ol' sun can stop interfering with your plans of sleeping in over the weekend. Reviewers say that these machine-washable velvet panels truly do block out the sun, while giving a more luxe look than traditional blackout curtains. Promising review: "I don't leave reviews often, but these curtains deserve one. They feel so luxurious. The black gives off more of a dark gray look. I painted my room a different color just to use these curtains; they're that good. Excellent light blocking. 10/10 recommend!" —jackiePrice: $60+ (available in two sizes and colors) A Google Nest smart thermostat, because, not to literally sound like your parents, but we all end up wasting a lot of money on heating and cooling our homes when we aren't there. A Nest will allow you greater climate control, since you can adjust the temperature remotely from your phone when you're going to be away, or via voice control when you're there — just say "Hey Google, turn down the AC." (Also, don't tell your parents you now understand why they were always on your case about the thermostat — they'll never let you live that one down). Promising review: "Purchased as a Christmas gift for my in-laws, whose eyesight and mobility are fading. They love just 'telling the house' what temperature to be." —KimPrice: $99.99 (originally $129.99) A Bissell stick vacuum that's like a Transformer of household cleaning — it can be used in its full-sized stick form, or broken out as a hand vac for those hard-to-reach spots (always the exact places that need to be vacuumed the most). Rejoice and/or grieve: You no longer have any excuses to not regularly clean your house. Price: $128.99 A retro-looking portable Bluetooth speaker with AM/FM functions, because who said cute things can't be practical? This adorable faux antique gives you all the usefulness of a standard Bluetooth soundbar, but will actually fit in with your charming vintage home decor. Promising review: "It's aesthetically pleasing, but also functional. It has great sound and is portable. I use it in my kitchen and on my deck. Very happy with this vintage-looking item." —L2WestPrice: $49.99 An art deco-meets-boho nightstand to turn your bedtime routine into a true work of art. Its arched construction and distressed finish will give you some sweet home decor dreams, and the drawer and open storage shelf will give you more than enough room to stash your mouthguard and all those novels you only got halfway through. (No judgment!) Promising review: "Just buy it. Super easy to put together. They look super high-end. They aren't cheap or flimsy." —The Coastal ModernPrice: $180 (originally $220) A petite wavy mirror that will add a sense of playfulness to your space without going totally over the top. If you're intrigued by the wavy mirror trend, but think a full-size one just seems like too much, this is a great way to give it a try. Promising review: "Very heavy and sturdy mirror that is a good size for smaller spaces. The squiggly outline gives it a sense of whimsy that I like. You will need to be sure to mount it, keeping the weight in mind since it is a bit heavy, but I do love the sturdiness of it." —ShrenhrenPrice: $35 A remote-controlled 2-in-1 table and desk fan because it is HOT OUT THERE, PEOPLE! If your home AC is lacking (or you want an option for when it's not quite hot enough for air con), this little gadget, which can oscillate horizontally OR vertically, is here to save the day. Promising review: "Attractive. A remote that actually works (once the battery was replaced). Quiet. Powerful. Purchased a second one for my parents." —MelPrice: $149.99
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03-07-2025
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25 Target Home Products Worth The Investment
A scalloped two-door cabinet that can hold dishes and cooking supplies, blankets, vinyl, towels — literally anything you want to get out of your sight (but, you know, in a really stylish way). Promising review: "I ordered this for our dining room and for my coffee station. It looks so sleek and beautiful. It's well-built, and I love the shelving. Super roomy and a nice staple piece in our dining room." —ohhellosamPrice: $448 A cushioned woven-back dining room chair, because if you're ready to finally upgrade your dining set up and get rid of those chairs your old roommate left behind six years ago, this is an excellent place to start. Promising review: "This chair exceeded my expectations. Looks expensive, is incredibly easy to assemble, and is perfect for the price. I'm thrilled with the purchase. Considering two more for my dining room!" —samsammyhPrice: $180 An Our Place ceramic nonstick Always pan that's designed to be more than a pretty I mean, pan. Though the cult-favorite cookware is beloved for its cool monochrome look, it's also mega-useful: it can be used for baking, broiling, frying, steaming, braising, searing and more, so it can easily replace a bunch of your pots and pans, saving you a bunch of space. Set includes an Always Pan 2.0 in original nonstick, a modular, steam-release lid, a nesting beechwood spatula, and a steamer basket and review: "I love the quality of the pan and lid. The nonstick ceramic surface works beautifully. The pan heats evenly, and food cooks efficiently." —ChristinaPrice: $129 (available in five colors) A striped wool-and-cotton area rug, because it will instantly make the room (and thus, you life) look 200% more pulled together. Plus, the wool/cotton blend will be so soft on your precious lil' toes. Promising review: "This rug is absolutely gorgeous in person. The material is thick, which gives it a richer look. The material is also soft, which is deceiving as the design appears to me to be rougher in texture. The only regret I have is not buying two of these while they were on sale." —jpsomasPrice: $200 An upholstered cube ottoman so you can kick back in clean-line, preppy-inspired style. It's available in so many patterns, but they all look like they belong in the classic, antique-filled home library of your dreams. Promising review: "Super cute, lightweight but sturdy ottomans. Perfect as a pair in lieu of a coffee table. They look more expensive than they are." —Olivia RPrice: $85+ (available in 11 patterns) A 5-quart Ninja air fryer that air fries, bakes, and crisps, so you can save tons of money by not getting constant DoorDash when you crave something delicious and fried. Promising reviews: "It was good enough that I bought one for my mother-in-law for Christmas as well." —Tedward"It has a great basket to fit in quite a bit, but it's not overly huge on the counter. It is a bit loud, but it cooks well air frys so well! We are really enjoying it so far, and works great on small potatoes, looking forward to using it even more!" —MrMikeGPrice: $129.99 A machine-washable crinkle velvet comforter and pillow sham set, for all my decor maximalists out there. The luxe pairing won't just give a splash of Old Hollywood glam to your bedroom — it's actually also comfortable to sleep in. The set includes one comforter cover and two pillow review: "I've had this comforter for about six months, I absolutely love it. It is so soft and so comfortable. Great quality for the price." —itsoldmegPrice: $69+ (available in full/queen and king sizes and three colors) A arched brass finish wall mirror that's somehow both neutral *and* totally eye-catching and unique??!! It will make any room you place it in just a little bit more pulled-together. Promising review: "This mirror fits so well in our spare bathroom and goes with any decor." —RoxannePrice: $39.99 A retro-chic Caraway stove top tea kettle made of stainless steel coated in ceramic, so that you can get the classic ceramic teapot look but have the quick, even water heating of steel. Promising review: "The BEST tea kettle. This is an expensive tea kettle, but it's worth the price. It comes with a little potholder. I got the kettle in green, but the pot holder they sent with it was blue. It would have been nice to have a matching potholder. I got this because I didn't want a kettle with paint inside. I wanted something safe to drink the water from. It is a really nice kettle. I wouldn't think it should be so expensive, but it has a unique look, and I get so many compliments when people come to my house. I keep it on my stove as an art piece." —JessicaPrice: $195 (available in six colors) A set of three gradient color cushions on a caster that you can use individually to sit on the floor, or piled together as an ottoman. Either way, they'll brighten your living room and give you someplace comfortable to park your buns while you watch The Traitors. Promising review: "Versatile, comfy, attractive! We use them as seats by the fireplace and window when we are trying to catch the warm spots. I have both color sets and purchased a third for my mother-in-law." —BoiseKSPrice: $125 (available in two colors) A boho curved wooden bookcase because it's a great place to show off your books, vinyl, or random doo-dads from your adventures. Promising review: "I had my eye on this bookshelf for a while but was hesitant because of reviews and the price. I finally snagged it on sale and am so glad I did! I didn't have any issues putting it together, and it really looks great." —kaseypPrice: $375 A Coop adjustable memory foam pillow that might sound like a lot to spend on a single pillow at first, but if you tend to wake up with a sore neck, or can never seem to get your pillow right, it's beyond worth it. Coop pillows are full of shredded memory foam — add foam in for a firmer pillow, take foam out for a softer one. If you are having trouble sleeping, toss that lumpy old pillow you've had since college and give this a try. Promising review: "I've had this for about a year now and it's the best pillow I've ever had. It's the perfect density — my head and neck are supported, but I never get a stiff neck because the foam still has some plush give that you expect from down pillows. And unlike the MyPillow my partner has, this pillow has yet to flatten out or need a trip to the dryer to be re-fluffed. It also stays much cooler than my partner's pillow, which is great for hot sleepers like myself. I'm a side, stomach, and back sleeper and am always comfortable now. Worth every penny!!" —carolinePrice: $85+ (available in queen and king sizes) A sulfite-removing wine purifying tool for anyone prone to wine headaches — trust me, being able to sip freely without worrying about head pain is truly priceless. Promising review: " I've owned this purifier for three years. It's awesome. Used to always get headaches from sulfites in red wine, but this took care of that. It doesn't change the taste of the wine either. It's a little pricey and you have to buy filters, but if you get bad headaches and love wine it will be worth it. Their customer service is also top notch. We accidentally threw away our small red part of the device, contacted the company and they shipped us a replacement part for free. Five stars all around! Cheers!" —Cat MilgarPrice: $79.99 A Nintendo Switch that will provide a new and fun answer to the question "What should we do tonight?" (A far better option than your old answer, "Scroll through Netflix recommendations until we get sleepy and go to bed.") Promising review: "We like the Switch so far! I like having controller options. Obviously, the graphics get better and better with every Nintendo update. So far, we've purchased Mario Kart, Luigi's Mansion, and Super Mario Odyssey. It's something fun my husband and I like to do together. Great purchase!" —MandyPrice: $299.99 A '70s-inspired velvet swivel chair to create the reading nook (or movie-watching nook) of your absolute dreams. Promising review: "Extremely comfortable! The chairs are a perfect chocolate brown color, and my family loves the fact that they spin! Perfect addition to our home." —MarniemayPrice: $500 A faux-raffia floor lamp that's a little campy, a little vintage, and a lot cute. This boho piece is a guaranteed conversation-starter, and though it's totally unique, it meshes with a ton of design styles. Promising review: "Absolutely in love with my new (faux) raffia floor lamp! There's truly nothing NOT to like about it — it's a stunning work of art! This lamp has transformed my space, proving that art is indeed life. It's incredibly sturdy, provides fantastic lighting, and is a definite conversation starter. Highly recommend adding this beauty to your home!" —Nkay OPrice: $250 Or a slim leather-shaded floor lamp, so you can be equally stylish if sleek is more your thing. Promising review: "Really beautiful lamp. The leather and metal look really chic and more expensive than $80. I know some people don't like the solid lamp shade but the leather really gives off a warm orange glow — perfect for mood lighting. And pro tip: If you ever get tired of the lampshade you can change it out!" —toasterrPrice: $100 An upholstered bed frame that's a bit of a splurge — but it looks so unique and design-forward, with its velvet panels, that your guests will think it was way more of a splurge. Promising review: "Arrived undamaged, very well packed. This product has excellent directions and was easy to put together by myself. Every single part was labeled and construction took less than a half hour. I purchased the blue bed-frame and love the color and fabric. I would highly recommend!" —Kim WPrice: $153.33+ (originally $255.69+; available in sizes twin—queen and 10 colors) An accent cabinet to add some MCM elegance to your space *and* finally give you a place to display your many objets (that's French for "funny thing I bought at the thrift store and want to show off"). Promising review: "This little cabinet is so much better than I ever expected. Very classy very sturdy. Looks like something from a more expensive store. Buy it! You won't regret." —TlcPrice: $250 A Dyson cordless vacuum because Dyson is the gold standard for vacuums, and this cordless, bagless wonder with 40 minutes of run time will help keep all your nice, new stuff cleaner than ever. Promising review: "Nothing like a cordless vacuum! It makes cleaning fun again. The Dyson does a wonderful job and even does the stairs. The only downside is that it does not hold a charge long but still so much easier to navigate than a big upright sweeper." —RheenPrice: $429.99 A Rifle Paper Co. x Target floral print storage bench so beautiful, no one will ever guess that it is full of a jumbled mess of design magazines, abandoned knitting projects, and remotes for electronics that you don't own anymore. Promising review: "I'm truly impressed with the quality of this bench. It is very sturdy and well-made. It is a bit pricey, but worth it! And, of course, it is one of the cute RPC prints. The storage space is great (I am storing my scarves/pashminas there). And my cat loves hanging out on top! It has been a great addition to my woman cave/office space." —BTLPrice: $350 (available in 10 colors) A Ninja Creami ice cream maker, because what is more luxurious than being able to make your own ice cream, in any flavor you want? Hot sauce, chocolate-and-graham-cracker, every flavor of Girl Scout cookies at possibilities are endless. Promising review: "It's easy to make delicious treats!" —DebbieDPrice: $249.99 A floral three-speed Crosley Bluetooth record player that can play your music the modern way or the old-fashioned either way, you'll look cool as heck doing it. Promising review: "The first thing that drew me to this specific record player was the design! Let me tell you, it is even more beautiful in person. I was concerned with the reviews stating it was skipping and the records weren't playing correctly, but I haven't had a single issue with it! I am so glad I didn't listen to those reviews because I would've missed out on a beautiful, well-priced record player!" —KatePrice: $62.99 A KitchenAid stand mixer with 11 speeds and three attachments, for anyone with visions of homemade baked goods dancing through their heads at all times. Reviewers describe this mixer as "definitely worth the money"...after all, money comes and goes, but memories of delicious cake? Those last forever. The mixer comes with one 5.5-qt stainless steel bowl, one coated flat beater, one coated dough hook, and a 6-wire reviews: "If you love to bake, this mixer will definitely make it a lot easier and more enjoyable, lol. Definitely worth the money and very durable." —Juan"Incredible! Such a great investment, my wife's passions for cooking and baking are made exponentially easier with this tool." —VJeldiPrice: $479.99 (available in four colors) A verrrrry chic minimalist wooden pedestal table that can be the most modern piece in your traditional home decor set-up, or the most traditional piece in your ultra-modern home decor set-up. It contains multitudes, is what I'm saying. Promising review: "This simple style fits in a traditional or contemporary setting. Works as a side table or pedestal! Beautiful wood grain…it's perfect!" —K_KingPrice: $109.99
