It’s no secret that Kmart is the go-to destination for affordable homewares. But how many quality pieces can you get on a fixed budget? And what pieces will go the distance in your home?
Taking a design-led approach, we’ve done the shopping for you and discovered exactly how far $50 will take you.
Also available in grey and pale pink, a set of these matte bone china latte will make a design-led addition to your cupboard. Mixes beautifully with plain white dinnerware.
A simple paper lamp inspired by mid-century Japanese design, this classic piece showcases an organic silhouette and clean lines. Similar vintage styles are valued around $260. Perfect for your bedside table.
With a nod to streamlined modernist design, the linear detail on this pot adds texture and interest and won’t date. Mix and match this bargain buy with vintage pots and planters for an eclectic look on your sideboard.
Inspired by a vintage ‘70s design, these Scandi-style concertina wall hooks will add a graphic edge to your walls. A vintage-look that would work seamlessly with modern pieces.
A sleek and modern storage box for organising jewellery and make-up. The addition of bamboo adds a natural element to the design. Looks a lot more expensive than its $7 price tag.
A classic stoneware baking dish should last a lifetime in the kitchen, and can cost up to $60 elsewhere. This is a buy that will work hard in your kitchen for many years to come.
This is one of the few trend-led pieces that isn’t instantly recognisable as Kmart. The colour palette combined with the organic line design takes it to the next level, and it looks far more expensive than it is. A bargain for $10 that will instantly refresh the entry to your home.
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