How to Get the Look of the Big Little Lies Mansions When You're on a Budget

Renata Klein is the villain-turned-ally in Big Little Lies. She's career-driven and intense, and her living room fits her well. It's bold yet simple — modern and bright.

The first thing that grabs your eye in Renata's living room, other than the grand staircase, is the bold and colorful rug in blues and yellows. This option from Wayfair ($65, originally $85) will give you the same look, with a much smaller price tag.

The circular sectional ($2,430, originally $4,200) brings a one-of-a-kind modern feel to the room.

In addition to the sectional, Renata's living room also features a modern and sculptural take on the wingback chair. This style (from Walmart!) is just over $400.

A round coffee table pairs nicely with the circular sectional. Renata's table looks to be made of chrome and marble just like this one from CB2 ($379).

The Big Little Lies living room is decorated with colorful accessories to bring out the yellows and blues from the rug. This lumbar pillow ($40, originally $80) would be the perfect addition.

You can see a black-and-white abstract painting hanging prominently in Renata's living room. This canvas art from World Market looks similar and is only $130.

Bonnie is Big Little Lies' zen hippie who loves yoga, has a pension for kimonos, and is basically way cooler than you. But that doesn't mean you can't copy her living room. Her decor style is eclectic and artsy, with plenty of natural woods and vintage accessories.

Bonnie's living space looks like it's been collected over time with a mix of new pieces and antiques. Get the same look by using midcentury-style furniture like this bookcase ($280).

This vintage-style rug ($341) would bring in just the right amount of bohemian style.

This carved tribal table looks like it could be a one-of-a-kind find Bonnie picked up at a flea market. No one will know you bought it retail for only $150.

This cute lamp looks just like the one on the Big Little Lies set of Bonnie's living room, and it's under $50! The linen shade adds a natural touch that would look great in an eclectic space.

Any bohemian space is incomplete without plant life. If you have a black thumb, try this faux fiddle leaf tree ($180) — it looks real and requires nothing but a bit of dusting now and then.

In Bonnie's space, you can see a red-and-yellow abstract painting leaning on the mantel. Surely it's an original piece by a local artist; Bonnie would never buy mass-produced art. But we won't tell anyone that you got yours at Kohl's for $150.

Celeste's high-end bedroom is sleek and modern yet still inviting. The serene space is a juxtaposition to Celeste's violent marriage. Here's how to get the same style with a lower price tag — and without the abusive husband.

The focal point of Celeste's bedroom is the unique platform bed made from reclaimed wood. This similar option ($770) is still a bit pricey but attainable.

Celeste's bed is styled with muted colors and natural linens. Macrame pillows add interesting texture, and these ones are only $25 from Target!

Above the bed on the Big Little Lies bedroom set is a huge piece of abstract art in navy and white. This creates a beautiful focal point for the room. This framed canvas piece from Wayfair ($300, originally $390) is nice and big, with the same random brushstroke technique.

Glass table lamps ($140) add a bit of shimmer to the otherwise mostly muted palette.

This end table ($88, originally $110) with a simple silhouette looks similar to the tables flanking Celeste's bed. They're a perfect blank canvas for a few tasteful accessories.

Madeline is the delightfully pushy busybody of Big Little Lies. Her gorgeous kitchen is the family hub, where most of her scenes at home take place. You may not be able to afford the custom cabinets and gigantic island, but keep reading to see how you can mimic the overall style.

Timeless subway tile is a must for a kitchen like Madeline's. Surprisingly affordable no matter where you buy it, this version from Wayfair is only $2 per square foot.

Glass pendant lights over the island add just the right ambience. Madeline's lights will run you about $800 or more. Lucky for you, we found a similar version at Lowe's for only $165.

No coastal kitchen is complete without some nautical accessories. We don't recommend such a literal interpretation unless you actually live in a coastal city. But if you're lucky enough to live near the beach, why not? This cute distressed wood sign is only $34.

Candles add warmth and coziness. Madeline has a large glass hurricane candleholder ($28, originally $40) on her kitchen countertop. Get the same look with this one from Pier 1 Imports.

Hanging on the wall in Madeline's kitchen is a tasteful painting of a coastal landscape. Just search "abstract coastal painting" and you'll find all sorts of similar options. We liked this one called "Pebble Beach" (from $31) on Minted.