Target Project 62 Fall 2017
The 14 Most Expensive-Looking Pieces From Target's New Project 62 Collection
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We've been anticipating the debut of Target's new Project 62 for a while, and now that it's here, we're having a hard time practicing self-restraint. Perfect for small-space living, the pieces are modern, trend-forward, and functional with excitingly low price points to boot. With loads of new inventory for every home category you can imagine, our virtual carts are filled and ready for purchase. We've narrowed it down to 14 pieces that could easily pass for designer splurges. If you've been waiting to freshen up a space in your home, now is seriously the time to act.
1 Globe Accent Lamp
Is this lamp Italian vintage circa 1960-something or a new purchase from an elite design studio? The exhilarating news is it's neither. The Geneva Glass Globe Accent Lamp ($40) is one of those deceptively inexpensive pieces from the new Target 62 line that we predict will sell out in a flash.
2 Midcentury-Inspired Bench
Tailored but comfortable and with just the right amount of Mad Men-era panache, this Verken Midcentury Modern Settee Bench ($150) would add polish to an entryway or even the foot of a bed.
3 Graphic Pillow
Beautifully textured with just a pop of graphic appeal, this Two-Tone Throw Pillow ($20) is a serious steal.
4 Storage Ottoman
Storage ottomans can work miracles for small spaces, but it's hard to find one that also qualifies as stylish. This Plano Storage Ottoman ($70) delivers on both.
5 Gold Planter
Make any plant look impressively polished with this sleek Elevated Planter ($30) in gold.
6 Accent Table
If you're a sucker for classic marble, warm wood, and glitzy metallics, this Three-Tiered Marble Accent Table ($100) has everything you need.
7 Stoneware Set
It's safe to say we're obsessed with earthy stoneware, especially when it comes to dinnerware. This Tilley Stoneware Set ($60) looks like it came from a high-end ceramics studio.
8 Marble Pillar
If your mantle or tabletop is in desperate need of some visual interest, this sculptural Marble Pillar Candle Holder ($15) is exactly what you need.
9 Textured Pillow
If your space is starting to look a little too pattern-happy, throw in a neutral pillow with cool texture like this Solid Textured Throw Pillow ($20).
10 Sculptural Object
Sculptural objects may seem like an afterthought purchase, but they can really help make a space look polished and dynamic. The trick is to find inexpensive objects so that you can spend more money on big-ticket items. This Abstract Modern Sculpture ($13) totally delivers.
11 Midcentury-Inspired Planters
If you've been waiting to jump on the midcentury planter trend bandwagon but haven't wanted to spend the money, we get it. Luckily, the small version of this Ceramic and Wood Planter ($20) doesn't cost much.
12 Rose Gold Cocktail Shaker
Anyone with a bar cart needs at least one bar tool that doubles as major eye candy. This Rose Gold Cocktail Shaker ($13) is almost too beautiful to use, which means it's perfect.
13 Picture Frame
Every modern farmhouse lover will fall hard for this Easel Single Image Frame ($15). The simple wood frame and midcentury-inspired base are a match made in design heaven.
14 Sleek Lamp
This Geneva Glass Globe Task Light ($50) reminds us of another minimalist lamp we love from West Elm, only this version is almost half the price.
