25 Awesome Furniture Pieces To Add To Your Neutral Home

A prismatic window film that not only provides privacy from the outside world, but creates literal rainbows all over your home when the light shines through.

A velvet ottoman to add a pop of color to your interior, especially if you play it safe with warm neutrals or lots of grays.

A quilt set with major fall vibes so you can colorfully embrace the best season. The quilt’s reversible, so once you get tired of looking at woodland creatures, you can flip it over for white flowers on a cobalt-blue background.

 A panel of blue velvet curtains to black out the sun and also add a pop of color to your room. These window treatments will block out 75% of sunlight and help reduce your electricity bill because you won’t need to blast the air-conditioning as much. Plus, they’re machine washable (you never know!).

 A set of orange-and-white plaid pillow covers that’ll add a bit of color to a neutral space. Because they’re covers and not full-blown pillows, once we’re out of autumn you can just fold them up and store them out of sight until next year.

 A set of dark green (though there are 14 great colors to choose from) silk-like pillowcases to jazz up your neutral bedding. The ultra-silky material is nonabrasive, which will help with preventing hair breakage.

Some gold and dark-blue velvet barstools to add instant glam to any kitchen. The foot rail is a nice touch — how many times have you sat at a barstool and awkwardly had your feet dangle off a foot from the floor?

A trio of ceramic vases that come in powder blue, pink, and periwinkle. This set is as sculptural as it is practical, so whether you stick a stem in each or not, they’re still really aesthetically pleasing.

A blush-pink velvet statement chair so you can WFH in style. It also comes in 31 (!!!!) different color combos, so there’s truly something for every style.

A velvet ottoman that comes in a variety of rich colors. This thing is so dang classy. The tassels, the piping, even the color options…it’s all so sophisticated.

 A mid-century modern cement planter with leaves carved into it. The standard for planters is to be a neutral tone like terra-cotta or brass, so it’s nice to see one that instead adds a pop of color to your interior.

A pair of orange lamps for adding a touch of color without going overboard. We love the circular shape, too, because it’ll break up all the hard right angles in your space.

Or an owl table lamp to add a bit of whimsy to your space. It comes with the shade and an LED lightbulb that has a lifespan of 25,000 hours.

A pair of metal barstools available in 12 colors. Hot pink? You got it. Bright yellow? Smash that “add to cart” button. If you want to add a splash, not a pop, of color to your kitchen, these barstools will do it.

 A pack of 100 postcards from the archives of the New York Botanical Garden. Each set comes with 100 beautifully illustrated rare portraits of exotic flowers, cacti, and succulents. Write love letters to your friends or frame them for your wall. Either way they’re going to put a smile on someone’s face.

 An easy-to-install, color-changing showerhead able to cycle through seven different colors. Because who needs to go to the club when YOU ARE THE CLUB.

A knitted, textured throw blanket that comes in over 25 colors and has over 19,000 5-star ratings! With that many color options, there’s definitely something for everyone.

An artificial ivy garland pack with nearly 1,000 leaves. Turn any bland wall into a foresty delight.

A Rubik’s Cube tissue box cover that has over 2,000 positive reviews. This is a great conversation piece that won’t take up much space.

A small eye rug to show off your ~eye~ for design. It comes in both round and rectangular shapes and will look great on its own or layered over a more simple rug.

 A tiny lamp that’ll create a full-blown sunset or sunrise right in your room. Perfect for someone whose space doesn’t get an adequate amount of natural light and wants to add a pop of color to their space.

 A snazzy record player that comes in a suitcase. Better yet: It’s available in over 20 colors and patterns, so there’s something for any personality.

 A set of three succulent planters that come with bamboo trays. The trays will help capture the water that will drain from the bottom of the pot, so no more water stains on your wood furniture.

A blue cabinet as pretty as is it practical. Hide away stuff when not in use because it’s so generously sized, and appreciate how pretty and colorful it is when it steals a glance from you from across the room.

A comfy chair and ottoman that are covered in subtle but colorful patchwork upholstery. This set has major mid-century modern vibes, and the patchwork softens it up.