18 Picks That Prove Target Is the Best Place for Affordable Furniture

Prefer a more minimalist style? This two-tier coffee table is as sleek and simple as it gets with a price tag that means you won’t have to be too precious about nicks and scratches.

This rattan end table is a natural fit for a bohemian-inspired space. Prop a task lamp on it to illuminate a dark corner or pile on a few smaller plants to create a verdant vignette.

For a quintessential mid-century look, we love this mustard yellow sofa (that also folds out to a bed for visitors). With channel-tufted cushioning and slim tapered legs, it’s the details that make it seem more expensive than it actually is.

Available in seven neutral colors, these sleek and sturdy bar chairs are great for fans of the open kitchen-living floor plan. Reviewers note assembly is a cinch and can easily be done alone.

If you haven’t yet adapted your furniture to a work-from-home lifestyle, take the plunge with this sleek desk. It’s compact enough to squeeze into an empty corner of a bedroom or living room, but has drawers that are deep enough for office essentials.

Whether it’s used for seating extra guests or just kicking your feet up with your morning tea, this checkerboard wool pouf will prove surprisingly handy to have around.

Master the art of indoor-outdoor living with a portable cart that can do it all. It’s made from powder-coated steel and can hold a lot on each shelf.

Keep this upholstered bench as a hallway perch or a clothing catch-all at the foot of your bed. It can hold up to 225 pounds, so you can even use it as a banquette in your dining room.

This art deco-inspired bed looks like a vintage piece at a fraction of the price. Complete the old-world look by pairing your new frame with linen bedding in an earthy palette, like ivory or olive green.

Warm walnut-toned wood and clean lines make this dining table a timeless piece. Use it to anchor a smaller space or set it up in a corner of the kitchen as a bistro table.

Make this plush burnt orange armchair the jewel of your living room. Nestled among neutral textiles, like a cream-colored sofa or off-white area rug, it’ll definitely pop.

Clean edges and an ash walnut finish make this bed a chic buy, but it’s more than just eye candy: It comes with six shelves built into the headboard for stashing small essentials.

Low on kitchen space? This mobile kitchen island delivers the gift of an extra surface you’ll appreciate when it’s time to prep a big meal. With a towel holder on one side, it also has more than enough room to house items that couldn’t fit in your cabinets.

Between the warm ochre color and sculptural silhouette, there’s a lot to love about this accent chair. Drape a patterned throw blanket over the side for a final cozy touch.

If your personal style leans industrial, this contemporary ladder shelf offers ample room to show off all your books. The black metal frame is stable enough to hold more fragile items like frames or ceramics, too.

Make sure your nightstand is more than just utilitarian by opting for one with a little flair, and this scalloped design definitely fits the bill. It’s great for mixing textures in a neutral space and features spacious drawers with tons of room for your bedside essentials.

Attention, studio apartment dwellers: This dove grey loveseat is the solution to your seating woes. Its two-seater size makes it a shoo-in for small rooms, and its basic design can slip seamlessly into any style space.

Buy this to use as a TV stand in the den or as a makeshift linen closet in the bedroom. The top has plenty of space to display collected trinkets, so you can turn any corner into a design-forward vignette.