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The Suzani pattern has been popping up all over the place recently, from that gorgeous tray featured in Lonny, to aprons, pillows, table cloths, and more. If you want to get the look for your home for less, then you’re in luck! Here are our picks for simply swell suzanis!

Under $25

These items from World Market are great ways to add color and pattern to your home for very little cash.

Left – Round Suzani Applique Pillow for $24.99

Center – Black, White & Bright Suzani Apron for $19.99

Right – Black, White & Bright Suzani Table Runner for $24.99

Under $50

These items from Viva Terra and Wisteria are great accent pillows for the bedroom or the living room.

Left – Red Suzani Pillow, Medium for $35, Large for $49, from Vivia Terra

Center – Suzani Pillow, Small Square for $47.17, from Wisteria

Right – Ivory Suzani Pillow, Medium for $35, from Viva Terra

Under $250

If you’re looking to make a splash with big, colorful statement-pieces, look no further than these three items.

Left – Chariklia Zarris’ “Suzani Splendor,” Set of 2, $159.98 from World Market

Center – Red Suzani Bench, $195 from Viva Terra

Right – Suzani Rug, $248 from Anthropologie

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These humidifiers, made with the technological genius and aesthetic savvy of  Japanese Designers, are a downright sexy way to steam up your living room and counter the dry winter heat your radiator cranks out.

Cube Steam Humidifier, $108 from Japan Trend Shop.

Perfect for the person who likes their design accents to look like they came straight out of the Apple store, these humidifiers are seriously sleek with cool blue LED lighting and aromatic steam.

Middle Colors Humidifier Supersonic Wave, $161 from Japan Trend Shop.

Even cuter than this gourd-shaped humidifier, which comes in pink, white, and gray, is the adorable little remote that comes with it.

Mini Chimney Design Aroma Humidifier, $179 from Japan Trend Shop.

These little guys don’t only dispense steam from their colorful bases, they also release negative ions and aromatic essential oils for a truly zen like experience.

We’re loving pendant lamps this season, so we’ve gathered a few of our very favorites that will keep your home in the swing of things. “Hang around” a while, why don’t ya? We have a feeling that once you’ve checked them out, you’ll be falling for these guys too.

SEE THROUGH IT

Glass pendant lamps are incredibly in right now, but the best part about them? Their versatility. Hang them in your office, your kitchen, even the bedroom – if you’re looking to give your home a touch of Modern sleekness or Rustic Chic, you couldn’t go wrong with any of these picks.

Clockwise, from top left: Dasia Lighting Pendants, $79-$99 on Ballard Designs; Arcadia Pendant Lamps, $80-$150 on Napa Style; Bulb Pendant Lamp by Sofie Refer, $175 on Unica Home; Firefly Pendant Lamp, $199 on CB2; Globe Pendant Lamp, $129 on West Elm; Berlin Pendant Lamp by Roost, $160 on Velocity.

A TOUCH OF TEXTURE

Never underestimate the power of white when it comes to your lighting. By toning down the color and amping up the texture, you’re sure to get a beautiful play of shadow and light in your home. It’s simple, classic, and always stunning.

Clockwise, from far left: Cambden White Mosaic Pendant Lamp, $70 on Bed Bath & Beyond; Phrena Pendant Lamp by Artecnica, $78 on Velocity; BÖJA Pendant Lamp, $60 on IKEA; IKEA PS MASKROS Pendant Lamp, $90 on IKEA; Woven Pendant Lamp, $199 on West Elm.

GRAPHIC, CLASSIC, & COLORFUL

Of course, not every one cares to be understated when it comes to their lighting. And why should you? With fabulous prints and bold colors, any of these lamp shades would bring instant drama to your home.

Clockwise, from top left: Meridian Pendant Lamp by Lights Up!, $108-$203 on Bobby Berk Home; Small Deco Pendant by Lights Up!, $94-$104 on 2Modern; Bernadette by Thomas Paul, $159 on Bobby Berk Home; Tall Drum Pendant, $149 on West Elm; Mibo Large Pendant Lamps, $116 each on Design Public.

For the Retro Diva, the "Julia Vol. 1" $16 Towel from Sara Smedley

If you think you don’t love the tea towel yet, just wait until the end of this post (as we attempt to convert you).

(1) The tea towel is essentially the only artwork in your house that you can actually use on a daily basis. And when you’re not drying? Hang it on a hook, fold it on a rack, even frame it on your wall – instant and effortless style is yours in no time.

(2) A tea towel is a versatile item that can suit any and every personality type and decor. Have a classic kitchen? No, problem – check out the black and white pieces from Ferm Living. Want to add some spunk to your dull kitchen? Check out the delightfully irreverent selection at BlueQ or the witty towels at ToDryFor.com.

(3) But, the most important reason to invest in a tea towel or two? You should never pay more than $20 for one. That’s right – for less than 20 bucks a fabbity, colorful, fun tea towel is all yours. So what are you waiting for?

For A Classy Bird, "Love Birds," $19 from Ferm Living

For the Cheeky Chef, "Tastes Like Chicken" $10 towel from Blue Q

Hu2 Design offers stickers ranging from pretty and mainstream (see the Paris skyline to the left) to the delightfully out there (who wouldn’t want a toilet monster?) . Think wall stickers for the Urban Outfitters crowd.

BLIK – a company that advertises themselves as selling “wall graphics for the commitment-phobic” has an incredible range of stickers. While they have a ton of quirky and kid inspired graphics, we’re really digging their simpler designs – like their funky headboards or the Gerber daisy featured left.

Ferm Living stickers, classy monotone creations, are the kind of stickers you’d expect to find in an airy Paris loft. Pricier than our other two picks, Ferm Living is for the minimalist designer who wants to add some visual interest to their otherwise blank walls.