Walmart Just Dropped Its New Spring Home Decor Edit—Shop Our Favorite Picks from $8

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As an interior design enthusiast who shops for a living, I’m always on the hunt for ways to update my space. Spring hasn’t quite sprung yet, but Walmart just dropped a collection of home decor full of fun florals and pretty pastels. Believe me when I tell you—it’s a good one. Scrolling through it was an instant mood boost, and I now have more than a couple of things added to my cart.

What I’m most impressed by is how elevated the pieces look—they could easily pass for high-end boutique finds. Cozy lighting, patterned pillows, and elegant art are just the beginning, and in true Walmart fashion, everything is budget-friendly. Most of my picks are $30 or less, and prices start at only $8. If you’re feeling the urge to give your home a fresh start for the new season, these are the 15 Walmart finds worth shopping first.

Beautiful Sentiment Needlepoint Lumbar Decorative Pillow by Drew Barrymore

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Needlepoint pillows can sometimes be expensive, which is why we love this under-$30 option. The lumbar style is 14 x 20 inches, which is just the right size to add a pop of personality to a side chair. The pillow is designed in muted shades of pink and green, so it’s fairly versatile. The sentimental message on the pillow helps make it a thoughtful gift as well.

Better Homes & Gardens Modern Oushak Accent Rug, Green

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Regardless of which color you choose, the nature-inspired color palette of this rug matches most spaces. Since it’s available in five sizes, you can use it in a variety of rooms and spaces, whether you want to provide something soft underfoot in a powder bath or warm up a guest bedroom. The low-pile polyester fibers are a breeze to maintain, requiring only regular vacuuming and light spot cleaning—and of course, the price tag can’t be beat.

Better Homes & Gardens Rod Pocket Curtain, Single Panel, Dark Cilantro

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Curtains can be the Goldilocks of a home—always too long or short, too bright or boring —and these offer just the right amount of options. You can choose between light-filtering or blackout opacities, four lengths, and eight solid colors. The dark green is Walmart’s pick for spring, and given how it reminds me of fresh leaves after a long winter, it’s mine too. Instead of purchasing by the set, you get these curtains by the panel, which is helpful for larger windows that need more width and volume than only two can provide.