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Inflatable furniture, graphic prints, oversize everything—the ’90s are back in full force. But before you have shudder-inducing flashbacks of glow-in-the-dark posters taped to your wall, hear us out. Walmart’s summer lookbook features nostalgic finds that are all grown up, channeling the decade’s carefree energy without the cringe factor. So what does that look like? Plush furniture, iridescent accents, and a smattering of now-iconic novelty items like lava lamps. Plus each one clocks in under $90. Coincidence? We think not. We’ve got it all dialed up for you, below.

Feel the Warm-and-Fuzzies 

Beanbags were the decor staple of the ’90s, but this cozy iteration is structured so you don’t just sink to the ground (not fun as an adult). Plus it’s covered in white shag fur for an extra-plush and inviting texture. 

Big Joe Milano Bean Bag Chair, Shag Fur, Walmart ($77)

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Show Off Your Inner Glow

If you’ve never experienced the joys of a lava lamp, now is the time. Futuristic and nostalgic all at once, this $15 option is set in a calming cyan hue. It’s a captivating accent for an office, a side table, or a child’s room—especially alongside polar-opposite materials like natural wood, linen, and marble.

Urban Shop Blue Lava Motion Volcano Lamp, Walmart ($15)

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Faux Real

One plant trend that’s already returned from the ’90s? Faux greenery. So skip the upkeep and treat yourself to a galvanized-finish container of lush ivy. The color variation and creeping tendrils will trick people into thinking it’s real.

Mainstays Green Artificial Ivy Plant in Silver Galvanized Container, Walmart ($18)

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Keep It Light

The grown-up version of glow-in-the-dark stars on the ceiling is this set of 20 indoor-outdoor incandescent string lights made with clear café bulbs to provide a soft glow wherever you choose to hang them. If you want to get extra vibe-y, you can connect multiple 11-foot strings together to cover more square footage.

Mainstays 20-Count Indoor Outdoor Incandescent String Lights, Walmart ($15)

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Skirt the Issue

Skirted accents are currently making a comeback under kitchen sinks and as part of cottagecore bed setups. This white ruffled bed skirt is complete with intricate eyelet embroidery and scalloped edges for a dreamy look that also happens to hide anything you want to store underneath.

Better Homes and Gardens Ivory Solid Cotton-Poly Bedskirt,, Walmart ($21)

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Unleash Your Wild Side

Every ’90s maximalist room had some sort of animal print peppered in. For a subtler take, consolidate the pattern to your bathroom with this three-piece towel set. In a neutral colorway, it strikes the perfect balance of playful and pared back.

Sofia Home 3-Piece Leopard Jacquard Towel Set, Walmart ($25)

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Inhaling warm, fresh air; wiggling your toes in the grass; sun-kissed skin—these are just some of the simple, joyful pleasures summer brings. The next best thing to spending all day outside relishing in them? Miranda Lambert’s new Wanda June collection for Walmart. The country singer-songwriter’s Forest Floral Area Rug, especially, is basically sunshine in rug form, bringing the spirit of the season inside. 

Inspired by her upbringing in Texas, the Wanda June line is a “physical representation of my best childhood memories,” Lambert says. “The rug takes me to my happy place. It’s so fun, warm, and inviting.” Boasting vibrant hues—a mirage of yellows, blues, and reds all set against a cream background—the design features a floral motif formatted in a patchwork repeat. 

It would be great as a seasonal upgrade, layered on top of a jute rug or neutral carpet. Or place it anywhere that could use a mood boost all year long—think: a kids’ playroom, art studio, or breakfast nook. It’s also offered in a runner, so even the smallest space can get the flowery Lambert treatment.

It isn’t just a pretty face. The rug is flat-woven for minimum slippage and catching (read: no loose threads). Plus its low pile is both comfortable underfoot and naturally stain resistant, so it’s child-, pet-, and klutz-friendly. In other words? Unlike the wildflowers outside, these blooms will last you forever. 

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Wanda June Home Floral Pillow by Miranda Lambert, Yellow, Walmart ($21)

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Wanda June Home Tina Area Rug Runner by Miranda Lambert, Walmart ($25)

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Wanda June Home Vintage Stripe 9-Inch Serving Bowl, Walmart ($16)

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Wanda June Home Vintage Stripe Butter Dish, Sugar & Creamer Set, Walmart ($23)

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Wanda June Home Tina Area Rug Runner by Miranda Lambert, Multicolor, 24”x72”, Walmart ($65)

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Wanda June Home Marfa Pillow by Miranda Lambert,Navy, 14″x24″, Walmart

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As our lives evolve, the dining room might flex as kitchen storage overflow, or a guest space will turn into a playroom. And in the best-case scenario, our biggest pieces of furniture evolve with us. The Better Homes & Gardens Springwood Caning TV Stand—available now at Walmart—is a prime example of an item that can adapt as you need it to. While it works wonders with a TV perched on top for movie marathons (it’s roomy enough for a 60-inch screen), the console can also be used in many other ways throughout your home thanks to its flexible shelving and stylish rattan front. Curious about where—and how—it can fit in? Keep reading. 

Better Homes & Gardens Springwood Caning TV Stand, Walmart ($247)

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Rearrange the Living Room

We’re all up to speed on the versatility of a coffee table placed in the center of a living room, but one overlooked vignette that deserves a shout-out is the space behind the sofa. Instead of propping the couch against the wall, bring it toward the middle and add the BHG console behind it for a creative styling (and storage) solution. At 57 inches long, the credenza won’t take up too much space, but it will still offer an additional surface to play around with: Partition out the top with trays, display your favorite coffee-table books, or reserve it for charcuterie boards when hosting. The hidden shelving behind the woven fronts ensure that remotes, chargers, and other living room clutter can remain out of sight.

Better Homes & Gardens Charcuterie Board, Walmart

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Better Homes & Gardens Unscented Bubble Pillar Candle, Walmart ($10)

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My Texas House Ribbed Table Lamp, Distressed Texture, Natural Finish, Walmart ($60)

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Sneak Extra Storage Into Your Dining Room

If you’re short on kitchen cabinet space (aren’t we all?), this console is a smart option to put in the dining room. Use it to stow (as well as display) dishware, utensils, linens, and other items you don’t reach for on the reg—to be pulled out when friends and family arrive. Plus you can get creative with the open shelving in the center, creating a pint-size bar for guests (or let’s be real…yourself) to enjoy at a moment’s notice. When all the hosting pieces are on the dining table, transform the top of the credenza into a photo-worthy moment with florals, plants, and candles.

Better Homes & Gardens Artificial Peperomia Plant in Wicker Basket, Walmart ($15)

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Sofia Home 3-Piece Melamine Serve Bowl with Utensil Set , Walmart ($15)

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Better Homes & Gardens Unscented Taper Candles, Walmart ($7)

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Give Your Kids More Autonomy 

Kids’ rooms don’t have to be all pastels and primary-colored plastic. The elevated dark-stained wood and woven panels on this console balance out the bright playthings and books. The hidden shelving on the sides is also a great starting point for teaching the ABC’s of tidying up—designate toys, clothes, or blankets a specific spot, then encourage your kids to return those things to their new homes. Small touches like bin organizers with handy finger pulls and turntables will help spruce it up, while ensuring little ones can reach all the way to the back without the help of a grown-up.

Mainstays Ombre Velvet Plush Throw, Walmart ($10)

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The Home Edit Bamboo Medium Open Front Bin, Walmart ($9)

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The Home Edit Bamboo High Wall Turntable, Walmart ($15)

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Make an Organized Entrance

Is your “entryway” really a glorified hallway? This console is the next best thing to a proper closet, not to mention it’s an eye-catching piece to greet your guests. Slide baskets for hats and other seasonal gear into the middle shelves and stick shoes in the cabinets. Don’t forget some trays to catch keys and corral mail on top. Bonus: The console is low-profile enough to install hooks on the wall above it for everyday purses and coats—or even hang a mirror for a quick outfit check on your way out.

Better Homes & Gardens Modern Farmhouse Round Wood Wall Mirror, Walmart ($54)

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Better Homes & Gardens Melamine Rectangle Marble Print Handled Tray, Walmart ($12)

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Better Homes and Gardens Ceramic Tabletop Frame, Walmart ($9)

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As much as we’d like it to be, summer isn’t all lazy weekends spent poolside, Aperol Spritz in hand. Whether you’re putting the final touches on a sunroom or looking for an easy way to help the kiddos cool down mid–heat wave, achieving backyard bliss requires prep work. 

Don’t panic, though. Walmart is hosting a can’t-miss livestream event to guide you to the standout pieces (hello, portable wicker bar cart) you need for a pretty yet practical setup, along with pro tips on how to make the most of them. Trying to figure out which pet pool is right for your fur baby or in need of a seamless—and stylish—way to move drinks from pool to patio? Watch the recording here with host La La Anthony and experts the Brownstone Boys, Julee Wilson, and Anita Yokota—so when leisure time does hit, you’re more than ready. Back to that Aperol Spritz.

Go Green

With its raised wave pattern, this ceramic planter will hold your leafy greens and act as a sculpture for your patio. A drainage plug on the bottom ensures that even gardening newbies won’t fall prey to overwatering.

Better Homes and Gardens Amy Planter, White, Walmart ($25)

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Take a Stand

Take your plant collection to new heights—literally—with this stand. The durable resin rattan planter sports solid acacia-wood legs and is tough enough to handle whatever Mother Nature throws its way, but there’s also a clear plastic insert included for extra peace of mind.

Better Homes & Gardens Black Round Resin Rattan Planter & Stand Set, Walmart ($30)

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Bright Idea

The sun might have set, but you don’t need to pack it up and head inside. Instead grab some string lights—you can connect up to three sets—to create a dreamy, twinkling glow all night long.

Better Homes & Gardens 20-Count Clear Glass Globe G40 Bulbs Outdoor String Lights, Walmart ($14)

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A Cheers-Worthy Cart

When happy hour hits, roll out this Better Homes & Gardens bar cart, which has two tiers to accommodate glasses, garnishes, and the like. But what we really need to toast to is the powder-coated steel frame and weather-resistant wicker—this option is ready for the sun.

Better Homes & Gardens Willow Sage Steel Wicker Bar Cart, Walmart ($198)

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On Ice

Under $10, this coated galvanized steel tub will be the workhorse of your next summer soiree. A handy spot to stow SPF? Check. A makeshift ice bucket for your low-ABV rosé? You bet. A place to hold marshmallows and chocolate bars before a s’mores session? It does it all.

Better Homes & Gardens White Small Galvanized Oval Tub, Walmart ($9)

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Meal Ticket

During summer we want to spend all our time outside—yes, that means breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Consider this your sign to pick up Better Homes & Gardens’s well-appointed outdoor dining set, which boasts one round table and four curved chairs with rust- and peel-resistant steel frames and charcoal cushions that promise not to fade in the sun.

Better Homes & Gardens Tarren 5-Piece Outdoor Dining Set, Walmart ($898)

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Blue (and White) Plate Special

Made with an eco-friendly bamboo melamine, this shatter-resistant, nontoxic dish is nicer (and better for Mother Earth) than a paper plate but more durable than your everyday ceramic set. Bonus points—the speckled pattern is dishwasher-safe.

Better Homes & Gardens Eco-Friendly Bamboo Melamine Round Dinner Plate, Walmart ($3)

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Bowled Over

Why stop at plates when you can also add some complementary melamine bowls to your e-cart? Perfect for cereal, berries, and scoops of sorbet, this two-tone style mimics glazed stoneware.

Mainstays Eco-Friendly Bamboo Melamine Round Cereal Bowl, Walmart ($2)

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Serving Looks

This platter’s long oblong silhouette and bright blue hue offer a high-contrast canvas for grilled fish, veggie skewers, or heaps of spaghetti squash. (The fact that it’s made of 70 percent post-consumer recycled water bottles doesn’t hurt either.) Just like the others, you can place it in the top rack of your dishwasher for easy cleanup.

Mainstays 20-inch Eco-Friendly Bamboo Melamine Large Oblong Serving Tray, Walmart ($5)

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Make a Splash

Keep even the smallest members of your family cool with SmileMart’s inflatable pet pool. Psst: It can double as a wading pool for little humans, too. Best of all? It folds into a neat accordion once they’re done splashing around.

SmileMart Foldable Pet Swimming Pool Wash Tub for Cats and Dogs, Walmart ($32)

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