20 Budget-Friendly Thanksgiving Centerpieces for an Instagram-Worthy Table

Kate Thorn
Nov 02, 2016

Hosting over the holidays is a costly to-do, which is why it’s handy to have a few budget-friendly tablescapes at your fingertips. Since your dinner table is the perfect combo of everything that’s good about the holidays (lookin’ at you, delish holiday food and beautiful tabletop decor). Here are 20 beautiful ideas for a festive, inexpensive and damn chic tabletop that your guests won’t be able to Instagram fast enough. If you’re hosting Thanksgiving this year, you’re welcome. Go ahead and show Mom how it’s done.

1. DIY Paper Monstera Leaves: Maple leaves might be all the rage right now, so why not take your table in a different direction? Bring your love of summer colors to the table (ha!) with these gorg monstera leaves. Use a cricut machine to turn the paper monstera leaves into stickers, or just pull out your scissors and craft glue to pull off the look. (via Damask Love)

2. DIY Pumpkin Votives: You can put these mini pumpkin votives together in less than 20 minutes. These fast and festive candles are just the right size to dress up your coffee table or dining table. Group a bunch together in a tray for a pretty little vignette. (via Francois et Moi)

3. DIY Rainbow Taper Candle Holder: Seriously, how stunning is this lineup of taper candles?? The best part about this project is that you can totally customize the color palette: Looking for a look that’s a bit more autumn-inspired? Stick to orange, sage green and gold taper candles. (via Sugar & Cloth)

4. DIY Peppy Pumpkins: Buh-bye orange and red — it’s all about these poppin’ colors. Use dollar store pumpkins for this easy centerpiece, and copy this pretty arrangement by setting them up at different levels along the table or mantel. (via Delineate Your Dwelling)

5. DIY Fall Floral Arrangement: When in doubt, go with flowers. There’s no better way to combine all your favorite fall shades than with a beautiful arrangement of blush pink roses, red maple leaves and pretty berries. Follow this tutorial to get ideas on what flowers to put together to really nail your floral centerpiece. (via Green Wedding Shoes)

6. Chic Table Setting: Sometimes the quickest path to a chic centerpiece is keeping things monochromatic. White taper candles, white candlesticks and bud vases of white flowers don’t cost much to pull together, but the resulting look is totes Instagram-worthy.(via Minted)

7. DIY Color-Wrapped Wheat: Give those classic wheat stalks a modern makeover with nothing more than a quick wrap of embroidery thread. Put one giant bunch in the table as a fun centerpiece and use a few shortened pieces to decorate place settings. (via Inspired by Charm)

8. DIY Washi Tape Candle Centerpiece: Washi tape comes through in a big way with this super easy DIY. Dress up dollar store pillar candles with a few strips of tape for a totally unique centerpiece. The best part is that you can switch up the tape to go along with any party theme. (via Delineate Your Dwelling)

9. Fall-Inspired Tabletop: Skip the expensive tablecloth and go for a few yards of inexpensive white linen instead. Take a tip from this elegant centerpiece and use several vases of varying heights, rather than just one giant bouquet. The end result is elegant and much easier to talk over. (via Design Love Fest)

10. DIY Apple Candles: If you want to really get *lit* with a fall-themed table, skip the flowers altogether and round up a crate of apples. Arrange the apple votives by color and line them up #ombrestyle down the center of the table with a few wood slice platters to add interest. (via Little Green Notebook)

11. Lantern Display: Turns out lanterns aren’t just for candles anymore. Fill up one or two lanterns with mini pumpkins for a stylish centerpiece that’s a breeze to pull together. (via Celebrate)

12. DIY Copper Wrapped Candles: The best DIY is one that you can make with stuff you already own and in under 10 minutes. Wrap up plain flameless LED candles with copper foil tape for a modern and festive look for fall. Pair them with white pumpkins and greenery from your yard for a totally affordable centerpiece. (via Design Improvised)

13. DIY Candle Holder: Head outside and pick up some free decor for this easy project. Pinecones and leaves are effortless decorations that look lovely as-is or dressed up with some spray paint. Use wooden cheese boards or a serving tray as the base for a low-lying centerpiece, then add pinecones, budget florals, candles or whatever seasonal items for a chic tablescape. (via Ela Bella World)

14. Feather Centerpiece: Feathers can go total boho-chic or modern and minimal, depending on how you style them. Rich brown pheasant feathers look stunning with an all-white table setting like this one. Mini white pumpkins and faux wood vases are a beautiful way to bring in a touch of nature without going totally rustic. (via Domino)

15. DIY Dollar Store Pumpkin Centerpiece: Pick up the pumpkins and florals from the dollar store and the only real cost here is a can of spray paint. Paint the pumpkins any color you like, then carve out the top to create an adorable mini centerpiece for next to nothing. (via Val Event Gal)

16. DIY Fall Floral Pumpkin Centerpiece: Spring for the real thing and use a variety of mini pumpkins and gourds to put together this arrangement. Break up one splurge-worthy bouquet and spread it out to make a gorg look without spending a fortune. (via Green Wedding Shoes)

17. Neutral and Copper Fall Centerpiece: Instead of hanging that seasonal banner on the wall or over the mantel, use it as part of your centerpiece. Group together pumpkins, a bouquet of cotton branches and copper mule mugs for an elegant look that can stay up all the way through Thanksgiving. (via Liz Marie Blog)

18. DIY Monstera Centerpiece: Pinterest’s favorite tropical leaves don’t have to go away just because summer is over. Give Monstera leaves a fall makeover with a dash of copper or gold spray paint for a unique take on a leaf centerpiece. Use a light touch with the spray paint to get a copper-kissed look and let the green leaf shine through. (via Domino)

19. DIY Pumpkin Centerpiece: Obviously, you can never go wrong with pumpkins, especially when there’s a trendy mix of metallics and hot pinks. If you’re looking for a non-floral centerpiece that actually looks good, collect a variety of pumpkins, pick a color scheme and arrange them right down the middle of your table. DONE. (via A Practical Wedding)

20. DIY Color Dipped Bud Vase Centerpiece: Overlook the spring colors here: You can follow this tutorial to dip bud vases in whatever fall color palette your table is rocking this year. Grab a few bottles and a handful of wildflowers to create a colorful centerpiece. Don’t forget to save little buds to add to place settings as well. (via Brit + Co)

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The Cutest Last-Minute Easter Basket Fillers

The Easter Bunny is on the way — which means it’s time for egg decorating ideas, egg hunts (even if just the plastic variety), adorable kid chaos, and picky-eater-approved Easter dinner ideas. But I find getting creative with the Easter baskets to be my favorite part of the decorating. Ready to think outside the box?

Here are 14 ideas to give your kiddies the best Easter basket ever.

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Redify Upgraded Soft Beaded Jump Rope

Encourage those little feet to get outside and exercise with this springy, soft-beaded jump rope.

Green Toys Dough

All little fingers love making dough snakes and pizzas. Kids will absolutely adore this Easter basket filler.

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Easter Sidewalk Chalk

Make colorful hopscotch and more with these chalky small-hand-friendly eggs.

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Vosges Fairy Bunnies

Elevate your kiddos Easter chocolate with these organic chocolates from Vosges, in sea salt milk chocolate and dark chocolate raspberry (or maybe just treat yourself;).

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Surprise Carrots

Kids can unwrap these crepe paper carrots to reveal a fluffy chick, two temporary tattoos and one joke.

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CrystaLynx Dragon Eggs

My dragon-loving daughter loves these fidget toys, inspired by 3D-printed dragon eggs. They can collect these twelve crystal dragons, each with its own vibrant colors and stunning details.

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Bunny Keychain With Tin

A soft, snuggly bunny keychain that makes them feel a little more grown up — while still wrapping them in that cozy, loved feeling.

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Fetti Easter Temporary Tattoos

Have you been wracking your brain over your tween's Easter basket? These temporary tatts solve that problem.

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Rainbow Fairy Puzzle

Get their minds ticking with this 4-in-1 puzzle.

Musical Eggs

They can make music at home or in the car with these musical wooden eggs.

Chillin With My Peeps Onesie or Tee

Whether it's their first or fifth Easter this Etsy tee will make your IG Easter photos even cuter.

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Schleich Unicorn Toys

For the kid who is more in a unicorn vs. bunny phase.

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Butter Slime 4-Pack

Kids are obsessed with slime—and this 4-pack of DIY kits is the ultimate Easter basket win.

The Country Bunny and the Little Gold Shoes

I'm in love with this empowering message from a classic Easter bunny book.

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8 Jane Austen-Inspired Baby Names With Timeless Elegance

For more than two centuries, Jane Austen's novels have continued to captivate readers with their wit and romance. But aside from their timeless stories and swoon-worthy affairs, her works also serve as stellar inspiration for baby names.

Whether you're drawn to classic choices like Henry or more unique surnames, such as Darcy, there's no shortage of character and charm to be found. So, for devoted Jane Austen fans or those who simply love vintage and sophisticated names, here are eight iconic picks inspired by some of her most revered works.

Scroll to see all our favorite Jane Austen-inspired baby names for 2025!

1. Anne

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Anne Elliot, the resilient heroine of Persuasion, is one of Jane Austen's most introspective protagonists. She was once persuaded to reject her true love and endured years of regret before she got a second chance at happiness.

True to her name, which means "grace" and "favor," Anne embodied quiet dignity and inner strength. This moniker is derived from Hebrew and carries a ton of other historical significance, too, from biblical figures to queens.

2. Edward

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Loyal and kind-hearted, Edward Ferrars of Sense and Sensibility is a hero who values integrity over wealth and status.

The name Edward, which is rooted in Old English, means "wealthy guard," a fitting title for a character so protective and principled. It's perfect for a little boy who carries a sense of honor and dependability.

3. Emma

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Emma Woodhouse is the heroine of Jane Austen's Emma. She's spirited, charming, and well-meaning, but her matchmaking endeavors lead to some trouble before she ultimately finds love of her own.

This name means "whole" or "universal" and has a history stretching from medieval royalty to modern-day pop culture icons like Emma Watson and Emma Stone. It's well-suited for a baby girl who's going to leave her mark on the world.

4. Darcy

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Fitzwilliam Darcy is the brooding yet devoted hero in Pride and Prejudice. Once reserved as a surname, Darcy has evolved into a stylish, gender-neutral first name. It has Irish roots and means "dark-haired."

Darcy carries an air of mystery and intrigue, so it will definitely command attention.

5. Henry

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In Northanger Abbey, Henry Tilney is a true gentleman who's humorous and warm, making this pick all the more appealing.

Derived from the German "Heimeric," meaning "house ruler," Henry has long been linked to kings. Today, the name blends strength with approachability.

6. Elinor

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Elinor Dashwood is the practical eldest sister in Sense and Sensibility. She embodies quiet strength, emotional depth, and thoughtfulness.

As a variation of Eleanor, the name Elinor has French and Arabic roots. It's often associated with meanings like "light" and "brilliance," making it a beautiful choice for a baby girl.

7. George

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Even though most people remember the kind and wise Mr. Knightley in Emma by his surname, his first name is actually the classic George.

This moniker, which means "farmer" or "earthworker" in Greek, has a traditional charm. It's been associated with everyone from the British royal family to George Harrison of the Beatles, and can point to a flourishing future for your newest addition.

8. Frances

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Finally, Frances "Fanny" Price of Mansfield Park is unforgettable due to her resilience and moral compass.

The name, which means "free" or "truthful," was originally derived from Latin and became very popular in Britain. Frances has a timeless grace to it that feels sincere yet strong, and the nickname Fanny is undeniably adorable.

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43 Romantic Valentine’s Day Dinner Ideas You Can Make At Home

Whether you're celebrating with your significant other for the first time or the tenth, you've probably already given some thought to your Valentine's Day dinner ideas. You'll be hungry by the time the sun sets, whether you've spent the whole day together, or you've just come back from the best date night ever. These recipes are perfect for ending the night on a delicious note or they can serve as your date night — cooking together is a super fun way to spend your time.

You can show your favorite valentine love with DIY Valentine's gifts, pink cocktails, fruit salad, or you can whip up a fancy-schmancy (and romantic) dinner. You can try the same recipe until it's just right, or experiment with a different pick every night of February. No matter what your favorite cuisine is, there's something for everyone.

Here are our favorite Valentine's Day dinner ideas for a date night meal to remember.

​What is a good Valentine's Day dinner?

A good Valentine's Day dinner is anything that is delicious and romantic, and that will change for every couple (or if you're alone!). V Day is always a good excuse to cook up a steak if you and your partner eat meat, but pasta or seafood are also great ideas. Or go for a surf and turf dinner that incorporates all of them. You can also add aphrodisiacs into the menu, but whatever you pick, don't forget dessert!

What is the Valentine's Day menu?

Your Valentine's Day menu is totally up to you and your partners' tastes. You can check out what's local to your area if you want to have a menu that reflects this time of year in your state. In terms of courses, you can opt for dinner and dessert or go all out with an appetizer, entrée, drinks, and dessert.

What to make for a romantic dinner at home?

Here are some popular Valentine's Day foods you can consider making:

  • Steak
  • Seafood
  • Chocolate
  • Pasta
  • Sushi
  • Wine
  • Fish
  • Crème brûlée
  • Strawberries

Sous Vide Steak

Prepare to swoon over this simple sous vide steak. Pair it with a baked potato and steamed veg. (via Brit + Co)

Coffee Rubbed Steak With Chili Lime Butter

Nothing says high class quite like a well-cooked steak. Take it from the pros and cook it medium-rare for the most intense flavor. We love the classic steak and baked potato combo, but feel free to shake things up with a different side. (via Brit + Co)

Spicy Pesto Pasta Alla Vodka

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You know we love vodka cocktails, so we are all about some vodka pasta! It's a 30-minute recipe topped with basil pesto and loads of your favorite cheese and you can add some red pepper flakes for some extra spice if you want. Swap the vodka for broth or water if you don't want to cook with alcohol. It'll taste just as good! (via Brit + Co)

Smoked Salmon Poke Bites

For charcuterie board fans or those of us who'd rather much on apps than have a full-blown dinner, these poke bites are cute, delicious, and have us dreaming of summer. Pickled ginger, avocado, and red onion take this recipe to a new level. Yum! (via Brit + Co)

Slow Cooker Creamy Tortellini Vegetable Soup

A soup that's delicious *and* features veggies, cheese, and pasta all in one? Count us in. Just put everything in your slow cooker and let it come together while you finish getting ready. (via Brit + Co)

Roasted Salmon Nicoise

This one-pot wonder is great for any day of the week. Salmon, potatoes, olives, and green beans (along with some other delicious ingredients) come together to create a flavorful combo that you'll daydream about until you can eat it again. (via Brit + Co)

Instant Pot Butternut Squash

A healthy, colorful dish like this butternut squash recipe makes for a great dinner recipe for vegetarians and carnivores alike. Plus it makes for an awesome winter comfort food. (via Brit + Co)

Air Fryer Salmon

Air fryer salmon is a great Valentine's Day dinner idea for anyone who works long hours and doesn't want to spend hours upon hours in the kitchen. Plus it's healthier than your other frying options! Not a fan of salmon? Try chicken or potatoes for other yummy options. (via Brit + Co)

Apple-Onion Pork Chops And Cheesy Crushed Potatoes

This recipe from Rachael Ray has some of the most interesting and captivating flavors we've tasted in a long time, and with meat, fruit, dairy, and starches, you're eating a lot of the food groups. (via Brit + Co)

Red Sauce Rigatoni Recipe

All you need for this delicious date night recipe is sausage, canned tomatoes, and pasta. And don't forget your favorite cheese, of course. This is a great option for having a fancy dinner at the dining table or curling up on the couch for a romantic movie. (via Brit + Co)

Charcuterie Board

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There's something so sophisticated and stylish about having a charcuterie board anytime of year, but especially on Valentine's Day. You can make it a red, pink, and white color scheme with fruit, dried flowers, and cheese, or try your hand at a breakfast-for-dinner board with heart-shaped pancakes, berries, and chocolate. (Via Brit + Co)

Instant Pot Indian Butter Chicken

Quick, easy, and delicious, what's not to love about this chicken recipe?! Tomato-y, buttery chicken goes great with flavorful naan and white rice. Sprinkle with cilantro before you serve. (via Brit + Co)

Zucchini Noodles

If you're avoiding regular pasta, try zucchini noodles instead of regular for a healthy take on your favorite dishes. Serve with pesto, olive oil and vinegar dressing, or Alfredo sauce to make a creamy pasta. (via Brit + Co)

Cauliflower And Burrata Valentine's Day Recipe

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This dish might be geared for summer picnics, but it will also make a great option for your winter nights in. Change up the spices and seasonings depending on what your favorite flavors are, or make a couple different mixes and try them all! (via Brit + Co)

Baked Hot Chocolate Doughnuts

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Okay so donuts don't technically count as an option for dinner but you can definitely make them for dessert! (Especially if you've already had your fill of lobster tails or pasta). You can even add some espresso to the chocolate glaze for a mocha taste. (via Brit + Co)

Cauliflower Rice Sushi

Not only does sushi make for a yummy Valentine's Day dinner for you and your S.O. but the actual construction of the sushi sounds just as great! Swap regular rice for some DIY cauliflower rice but feel free to keep your favorite fillings and sauces. (via Brit + Co)

Stuffed Avocado

Another great option for a smaller, finger food dinner, stuffed avocados make for a tasty and filling dish. You can also leave out the shrimp to make this an easy meat-free recipe. (via Brit + Co)

Crock-Pot Crispy Caramelized Pork Ramen Noodle Soup with Curry Roasted Acorn Squash

We're huge fans of ramen noodle meals and know this is one Valentine's Day dinner idea that can't be topped. Call us biased, but you'll find it hard not to be once you get a taste of this caramelized blend of pork, open face-egg, and jalapenos. (via Brit + Co)

Slow Cooked Lamb Shanks in Red Wine Sauce

Get your hands messy with this appetizing and flavorful recipe! With ingredients like tomato paste, garlic cloves, and red wine, your taste buds will be satiated. (via Brit + Co)

Creamy Cajun Mushroom Pasta

Looking for Valentine's Day dinner ideas that are healthy and won't put a dent in your budget? Try your hand at this creamy Cajun mushroom pasta! (via Brit + Co)

Puff Pastry Breakfast Egg Tarts

Eating breakfast for dinner seems to stir up our inner little girl, so we're sharing this delish recipe with you! (via Brit + Co)

Chicken Piccata

Chicken is always a pretty safe option when cooking dinner, but this recipe dresses it up into something extra delicious. (via Culinary Hill)

Duck Confit Salad

Make your Valentine something extra fancy with this confit salad. Not only is this Valentine's Day dinner elegant but it also features pomegranates and avocados, so we can't say no. (via A Spicy Perspective)

Strawberry & Cream Croissant French Toast

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Whether you're making brunch or having brunch for dinner, this is a great French toast-croissant hybrid. Swap the drizzle of maple with a chocolate drizzle to make it extra Valentine-esque. Serve with white wine or champagne. (via Brit + Co)

Crispy Honey Glazed Chicken Thighs

This recipe will be appreciated by couples who are trying to eat healthier in the new year. (via Brit + Co)

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Cuban Mojo Marinated Pork

With classic Cuban flavors, this mouthwatering pork recipe is juicy and moist. Pro tips: Spring for a high-quality meat source from your local butcher or farmers’ market, and marinate the pork overnight to make this top-notch recipe even tastier. (via The Food Charlatan)

Shrimp and Gnocchi With Garlic Parmesan Cream Sauce

If you’re both eating garlic, then you won’t have to worry about dreaded “garlic breath” after. Shrimp and gnocchi are already amazing on their own, but put them together for a powerhouse meal that everyone will want. You'll want to grab some red wine to go with this one. (via Damn Delicious)

Beef And Lamb Shwarma Wraps

If you prefer something a little more casual (or just love handheld food), try out these amazing wraps. Make your own tzatziki if you're feeling adventurous. (via Forks and Foliage)

Soul-Warming French Onion Pot Roast

Nothing says love like pot roast. This particular iteration boasts the flavors of onion, garlic, Worcestershire sauce, fresh apples, thyme, celery, and bay leaf. (via Little Spice Jar)

Strawberry Ravioli With Balsamic and Basil

These naturally pink ravioli are packed with decadent flavors and topped with a balsamic reduction for a sweet and savory combo. Plus considering it's Valentine's Day, we'll take all the pink food that we can get our hands on. (via A Beautiful Mess)

One-Pan Cheesy Spaghetti Pie Valentine's Day Dinner Idea

Permission granted to have your own Lady and the Tramp moment while feasting on this dish. For a healthier version, feel free to sub turkey or chicken for ground beef and whole wheat spaghetti for the refined version. (via Half Baked Harvest)

Slow-Cooker Cassoulet

Don’t fear the cassoulet. It’s not as tricky to make it as you might imagine. Toss it all into the slow cooker for restful meal prep. (via Leite’s Culinaria)

Spinach and Three Cheese Manicotti

Pasta dishes have a certain sensuousness to them, and this indulgent, cheesy manicotti dish cries out for a cozy and lovey-dovey night in. Feel free to use store-bought marinara sauce or make your own. Bring on all the bread and garlic butter. (via The Cooking Jar)

Skillet Chicken Pot Pie

Have a busy Valentine’s Day schedule? Get a head start with this slow-cooker recipe. About a half an hour before mealtime, pop some veggies in the oven to serve alongside the dish. (via Plays Well With Butter)

Creamy Masala Mussels

Mussels are delicate, fleshy, and delicious and lend a hand to any full-bodied sauce. The beer base will require all the bread to sop up every last drop of goodness. (via Drizzle and Dip)

Fettuccine Alfredo Valentine's Day Dinner Idea

Forget lightened-up, pre-made sauces; fettuccine Alfredo is meant to be rich and delightfully naughty. It features Parmesan and heavy cream, and we wouldn’t have it any other way. (via Two Peas & Their Pod)

Butter Candles

Add a little bit of ~mood lighting~ with these candles that are literally made out of butter. They make the perfect addition to any dinner and are like 2023's version of butter boards. (via Brit + Co)

Galentine's Day Sweet Treat Board

If you're celebrating Valentine's Day with your girlfriends, or even going stag, make this colorful and sweet dessert board. You might spoil your dinner but honestly, it's worth it. (via Amanda Wilens)

Paleo Pot Roast

This healthful, Whole30-approved pot roast doesn't skimp on yum factor even though it's made with completely clean ingredients. (via Noshtastic)

Creamy Coconut Lentil Curry

This curry recipe is *bursting* with healthy proteins and fats. Bonus: Your leftovers will be easy to reheat and use up throughout the week. (via The Endless Meal)

Creamy Vegan Tomato Sauce

This plant-based tomato sauce blends cashews, roasted tomatoes, and onions. It is so good, the non-vegans in your life won't mind eating it too. (via Fit Foodie Finds)

Raspberry Almond Crumb Cake

Let this moist raspberry almond crumb cake help set the tone for sexy activities after dinner. It's full of ooey-gooey goodness that'll leave you and your date's mouths watering. (via Cozy Cravings)

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10 Walmart Home Decor Pieces Under $15 With Major Anthropologie Vibes

If you’ve ever swooned over Anthropologie’s dreamy home decor but just couldn’t justify the steep price tag, you’re not alone. Luckily, Walmart has been stepping up their home decor game with pieces that deliver the same luxe-looking aesthetic for less! From trendy throw pillows to stunning centerpieces and good-smelling candles, these 10 under-$15 Walmart home decor pieces bring major style to your space without breaking the bank.

Scroll on to discover the chicest Walmart home decor pieces to upgrade your space, all under $15!

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Mainstays by Becky G. & Alejandra Pink Ribbed Glass Uplight

This stunning portable lamp provides a nice, warm glow for cozy nights spent at home. The gold base definitely adds a "quiet luxury" effect, though this piece will only run you $15.

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Mainstays by Becky G. & Alejandra Scallop Decorative Pillow

Scalloped details are so Anthro-coded. This $13 decorative pillow will help you add instant trendy vibes to your couch and bedspread alike! Grab a few to amp up the coziness.

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Better Homes & Gardens Ceramic Low Stone Distressed Bowl

This low-profile bowl (for just $13!) would work super well as a coffee table centerpiece or a stylish fruit bowl for the kitchen.

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Mainstays by Becky G. & Alejandra Blue Stripe Ceramic Pitcher Vase

This $10 hand-painted ceramic pitcher leans toward ever-trendy coastal home decor, thanks to its simple blue and white color palette. You can also use it as a vase for spring and summer blooms when you're not serving up iced teas or batched cocktails!

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Better Homes & Gardens Plastic Coupe Glass Set

This $10 set of 4 coupe glasses will stand the test of time on your table since they're made of a durable plastic that still gives a fancy glass effect.

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Better Homes & Gardens Salted Coconut Mahogany Jar Candle

Fitted with a wooden lid, this is not your ordinary $12 candle. The glass jar comes with a frosted effect to make it feel even more luxe, plus your home will smell like absolute heaven after the salted coconut mahogany aroma hits!

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One Design Home Wavy Picture Frame

This playful $13 frame embraces all things wavy to house your favorite pictures and memories, whether you place it on your desk or bedside table! We think it'd even look stunning as part of a gallery wall.

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Beautiful by Drew Barrymore Bubble Glass Vase

We love a vase, especially around this time of year when flowers are in full bloom. This little $6 cutie features a unique, luxe-looking bubble silhouette that feels downright perfect for the season!

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HofferRuffer Glass Candlestick Holders

No tablescape is complete without some cute candlestick holders! Amp up your next spring brunch or summery dinner party with this $15 trio that comes in so many fun colors.

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Beautiful by Drew Barrymore Gold Frame Mirror Tray

Ooh, fancy! This $13 mirrored tray can be used across a variety of spaces, like a centerpiece for your dining table or for serving up snacks and cocktails to your pals on a night in.

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Scream Queen Alert? Jessica Chastain To Star In 'Incidents Around The House' Adaptation!

Hot on the heels of Netflix's new highly-anticipated series Carrie Soto Is Back comes word of another book-to-film adaptation! This time we'll see Jessica Chastain take the #1 spot in a horror movie that's inspired by author Josh Malerman's Incidents Around The House.

Released last summer, it's haunting tale surrounds a family's growing discomfort in their own home. One movie that feels eerily similar is 2009's animated Coraline, but we know Malerman's plot is more terrifying than that.

Find out everything we know about the new horror film that's based on Incidents Around The House!

What is Incidents Around The House about?

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Any book that has author Grady Hendrix's (How to Sell a Haunted House) stamp of approval indicates readers are in for a bone-chilling ride. At the center of Incidents Around The House is young Bela and her growing realization there's something wrong with the house she lives in. Despite the love she believes to exist between her, her parents, and Grandma Ruth, someone or something called 'Other Mommy' has been frequently visiting her.

Wanting to exist inside the girl's young heart, 'Other Mommy' consistently pressures Bela to respond to a pertinent question. But each time Bela evades her, the figure grows increasingly agitated and begins causing things to go terribly wrong in the home.

Soon, Bela begins noticing other things that don't seem like they're merely the handiwork of 'Other Mommy' and it leaves her having to piece together the truth of the family she's always at through an innocent child's eyes.

Who's a part of the cast for Incidents Around The House?

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Sources revealed Jessica Chastain has been cast in the lead role in Rob Savage's horror film (via Deadline), but we'll have to wait to see who else is a part of the cast!

Who's producing the horror film based on Incidents Around The House? 

The outlet also reported that James Wan of Atomic Monster (Aquaman and Malignant) is producing the film while Michael Clear, Judson Scott, Macdara Kelleher, Rob Savage, Josh Malerman, and Ryan Lewis will be executive producers.

Who's the screenwriter for the film?

Succession fans will be thrilled to know writer Nathan Elston is bringing his legendary vision to the Incidents Around the House film (via Deadline). He's no stranger to contributing to charged family dynamics, so it'll be fascinating to see how the script pans out!

Is a premiere date set for the Incidents Around The House film?

It pains us to say this, but we'll have to wait a little longer to share a premiere date. It's not clear if production has started yet, so it's likely the team behind the Incidents Around the House movie wants to wait until they have a concrete timeline in mind before sharing anything else.

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