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Budget Shopping Tips From HGTV Stars

From headboards to kitchen knobs, HGTV stars and designers across the country share the secret ways they save with HGTV Magazine—so you can too.
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Pretty Glassware

“Breakables shouldn’t break the bank,” says Genevieve Gorder of Genevieve’s Renovation. “Life’s too short to worry about shattering a glass—so I restock with these IKEA classics every year.” Krokett 13-ounce glasses, $2.50 each, IKEA stores

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Photo: Courtesy of the manufacturer. From: HGTV Magazine.

Patterned Frames

“A $100 frame doesn’t make your photo look 10 times better than a $10 frame, so why spend a fortune?” says Sabrina Soto of The High Low Project. “One of my go-tos: Jonathan Adler’s line for JCPenney. They’re fun and graphic, and they’ll happy up any table or shelf.” Happy Chic by Jonathan Adler Quatrefoil 4" x 6" MDF frame, $12, jcp.com

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Photo: Courtesy of the manufacturer. From: HGTV Magazine.

Upholstered Headboards

“Ballard Designs’ headboards come in plush fabrics and have the same luxe details—button tufting, crisp tailoring—as high-end versions. The only thing missing is an extra zero on the price tag!”—Ashley Goforth, Ashley Goforth Design, Houston, TX. Giselle tufted queen headboard in velvet apple, $490, ballarddesigns.com

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Photo: Courtesy of the manufacturer. From: HGTV Magazine.

Glass Lamps

“Usually only chichi ceramic lamps have this kind of vibrancy. But Lamps Plus somehow does it for $40—and that includes the shade!”—Maggie Cruz, Maggie Cruz Interior Design, Miami, FL. Gourd 21?1/2"-tall glass and steel lamp in beetroot purple with a polyester shade, $40, lampsplus.com

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