15 Gap Home Furniture Pieces You Can Shop at Walmart — Yes, Really

Sleek and simple, the Gap Home Upholstered Wood Base Sofa ($559, originally $635) will undeniably elevate your space and become your family's new lounging spot. It boasts linen-inspired fabric and comes in three colors: grey (pictured here), navy, and "oat." Perhaps our favorite part of all is the exposed wood base, which gives it a handcrafted feel, and makes it look luxe.

Now that summer's right around the corner, it's time to start thinking about updating your patio setup. Enter the Gap Home Woven Rope Outdoor 3-Piece Conversation Set ($375), which comes with everything you need to deck out your space for warm-weather fun. It comes with two woven chairs and a small table to match so that you don't have to run store-to-store finding coordinating pieces.

Who says Walmart furniture can't be fresh and modern? For example, let us introduce you to the Gap Home Modern Color Block Two Door Accent Cabinet ($179, originally $199), starring geometric doors worthy of a double-take. This piece is a dream for those looking for extra storage space. Not only is there plenty of room to store stuff in the four compartments inside, but you can also dress up the top of it with artwork, flowers, you name it.

The Gap Home Wood and Metal Coffee Table ($89, originally $119) has a perfect five-star rating on Walmart's website. Shoppers rave about how easy it is to put together, how affordable it is, and how surprisingly sturdy it is. Most of all, though, they're in love with its appearance, particularly its sleek lines that, according to one reviewer, evoke an "elegant and classy" aesthetic.

The sophisticated Gap Home Upholstered Horizontal Channeled Headboard ($109, originally $155) looks like it could be worth hundreds more, so it's no surprise that it's a Walmart bestseller. (A quick Google search will prove that those prices for a similar style aren't exactly uncommon.) This one comes five different neutral colors and four different bed sizes. Take note: the headboard is adjustable, which means you can customize the height to fit your space and style.

The Gap Home Modern Sliding Door TV Stand for TVs Up to 65" ($309, originally $349) is a serious conversation starter thanks to its fun combination of open shelving and closed cabinets. This white and blue design is an undeniable statement-maker, but if you'd prefer something a little more subdued, it also comes in walnut and black.

If you love retro design, meet your match: the Gap Home Lounge Chair, Navy ($209, originally $241). It comes in three faux leather-upholstered options: navy blue, "whiskey," and black. And it's not just about looks. This chair has an angled back and contoured seat that makes it just as enjoyable to sit in as it is to look at.

The Gap Home Modern Round Nesting Coffee Tables ($197, originally $219) are the definition of versatile. Why? Well, the three tables can tuck underneath one another (as seen in the accompanying photo), or they can be spread throughout your space if you're just looking for a cohesive table set.

Priced well under $100, the Gap Home Wood and Metal Side Table ($54, originally $76) is a steal. Not only is its modern design visually compelling, but it's also *extra* functional thanks to its bottom shelf. One of many happy shoppers writes: "This is exceptionally heavy duty! It is the perfect height to be a foyer or side table. It's true metal and rigid, and the top has just the right amount of shine that it doesn't have fingerprints and easily dusts."

The Gap Home Upholstered Wood Bed ($169-$374) is one of the collection's top-rated pieces. You don't have to worry about whether or not it's high quality because shoppers attest that it's "very sturdy." That, combined with its stylish mix of fabric and wood, should make this a viable contender for your next bed frame.

The Gap Home Mid-Century Wood TV Stand ($188, originally $215), available in three different styles, doubles as a storage unit with adjustable shelves. So many reviewers say that it "looks expensive," but in Walmart fashion, doesn't break the bank. It holds TVs up to 65" and sits at a lower height (23.50") that's ideal for family movie night.

You can't go wrong with the Gap Home Mid-Century Modern Simple 3-Leg Round Coffee and Side Table Set ($159), which, as the name suggests, comes with two pieces: a coffee to place in front of your sofa and a side table to place where you see fit in your space. Both tables' minimalist and versatile style will work with just about any home design aesthetic, from modern to farmhouse.

The Gap Home Upholstered Barrel Club Chair, Camel ($198, originally $229), was designed for both comfort and style. We adore every detail, from the high, rounded back to the light wood tapered legs. If the faux leather finish (pictured here) isn't your style, perhaps the navy linen-upholstered option will be more your vibe.

The Gap Home Curved Arm Loveseat ($319, originally $519) is small-space-approved, available in velvet or linen-inspired upholstery. The best part? It's really comfortable, with soft foam cushions you'll sink into. (And let's face it: you don't always get so lucky with affordably-priced sofas.)

If you're looking for a headboard that's super easy to put together, the Gap Home Metal Horizontal Lined design ($48-$57) is apparently as simple as it gets. (Shoppers say it takes just five to 10 minutes to assemble it.) Plus, its sleek metal frame delivers a subtle industrial feel that will complement various design styles.