The Home Decor Section of H&M is So Good Right Now

I’m debating sprucing up my outdoor dining chairs with these 15 x 15-inch cushions that are available in three colors. (I’m leaning toward the green, but the pink is so happy!) They’d also be a cute addition to woven barstools indoors.

I aspire to be the sort of human who has a drawer of table linens arranged by color. This set, with its scalloped embroidery, feels straight out of a high-end home goods store. It also comes in a matching table runner and water-repellant place mats!

Will I ever tire of speckled stoneware? I don’t think so. The site has every piece you can imagine—mugs, baking dishes, you name it—but this 14-inch-long tray may be the biggest bargain of them all. (Wouldn’t it make a fun addition to a 4th of July table?)

Presenting the prettiest lemon squeezer in all of the land. Stock up on a couple and you’ll be all set for summer hostess gifts. Or make homemade lemonade with your new lemon squeezer, then serve it from this pretty coordinating pitcher.

I love the combination of nubby no-nonsense materials with the sweet ruffled edge.

I aspire to own an English country house, which is maybe why I have a thing for ruffles. At just $10, this pillow cover is a very economic way to pep up a porch swing. (It’s also available in this lively color combo.)

Prefer your tea towels with a kick of color and a scalloped edge? Here ya go.

Also available in a pretty rosy pink, this 55- by 94-inch cotton tablecloth in a sophisticated chintz conveniently comes with a water-repellant coating.

I will always love an understated canvas carryall and this roomy tote is perfect for hauling farmers’ market finds or transporting gardening supplies. (If your mom has a green thumb, fill it with new tools and gift it for Mother’s Day.)

I’m not particularly into fruit-themed serving-ware (a tad too kitschy for my tastes) but this 11-inch-long lemon tray feels more sophisticated, like it belongs on a table in Provence.

Made of rattan, this large 12- by 23-inch basket would be so pretty on a kitchen counter or used as an Easter basket alternative.

Okay we all know the bow trend has gotten slightly out of control but I’ll admit I’d still tie one on, especially at this price. (Available in three colors)

As much as we love a weathered antique cutting board, they can be quite pricey. With its irregular edging and angled handle, this one feels like one you’d find at a French brocante.

Lettuce- and cabbage-ware lovers, take note that the H&M site is stocked with everything from serving trays (shown) to pretty dinner plates and bowls featuring this iconic shape and texture. Now you’ll just need a pine hutch to display it all.

I swear I will buy anything with a ticking stripe.

This tablecloth is so pretty and breezy that I’m debating turning a pair of them into curtains. Or, if you prefer something a little more casual, then snag the table runner version.

Perfect for Valentine’s Day or any day, these matte 11-inch tapers bring whimsy to the table. (Also: We should all be eating more dinners by candlelight.)

It’s almost planting season, and your soon-to-be homegrown produce deserves to be put on a pedestal.

You can never go wrong with a round jute rug.

This casually cool light fixture would add nice texture to a kitchen or bathroom in a waterfront setting.