29 Cheap (But Expensive-Looking) Apartment Accents on Amazon

A bottle opener that’s magnetized — you won’t be embarrassed to stick it to your fridge.

Coasters that look good enough to eat.

Keep this little guy in your sink to rid your hands of onion, garlic, and other cooking-related smells.

A perfectly sized carafe to make even boxed wine look top shelf — or use it as a water pitcher.

Mini–planter dishes in sherbet hues.

A blue toilet-brush holder that doubles as an accent piece. See more bathroom accessories we love here.

When you don’t want to stash your stuff in plastic tubs.

Your bananas have never looked better.

Much easier on the eyes than your typical perforated toothbrush holder, and you can collect them in different colors.

Consider offsetting the white marble with some colorful salts and spices.

A sleek, design-y watering can that’s too nice to hide in your garage.

For an extra-fancy soft-boiled egg.

A better way to display some of your knickknacks and odds and ends.

Zhuzh up the couch with a fuzzy white pillow cover.

A sleek nickel number that’ll immediately gussy up the kitchen counter.

Plop this on a bathtub ledge, and your soap setup will be a whole lot less grubby. Will look particularly nice with this Wary Meyers bar.

A set of graphic wood coasters that would also make a very nice housewarming gift.

Okay, this is $30, but it’s such a great little side table that we had to stick it on here. Place a lamp on it, your Amy’s tortellini bowl, or a Roku remote.

A space-age-y rounded soap dispenser with a concealed pump.

A nice-looking way to deal with the night sweats.

These dish towels from Nawrap (a Japanese company founded in the 1930s that originally made mosquito nets) are infused with an anti-odor and anti-microbial charcoal called binchotan.

A perfect wooden bathroom trash can that would make a good upgrade to a mesh wastebasket.

Show off your Stumptown (and keep your beans fresh).

Great for holding things that don’t have an obvious home, like a remote control, a pair of scissors, even an air plant. Could work inside a closet or on a foyer wall.

It seems 1970s-era “splatterware” is having a bit of a moment; it also happens to be very affordable. This long vessel can be used to store your kitchen utensils and would make a nice pop of color on your countertop.

For the black thumbs out there: A bunch of these unkillable dried buds will brighten up any room (and will look particularly great in a milk-glass vase).

A shower curtain that creates an instant little woodsy scene in the bathroom.

For all household plants, living or faux.