We all have those days when we get up and dread the day ahead of us. These 10 small luxuries are budget-friendly – under $10 – and sure to bring a smile to your face.
For those days I need a little pick-me-up to keep myself going, here are a few of my favorite budget-friendly luxuries to keep around the house that instantly brighten my mood and remind me that there’s a reason to be happy today.
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1. $4 Mini Bouquet – Trader Joe’s
If you shop at Trader Joe’s, you already know they have a great selection of flowers, and they are such a steal! I almost always grab one of their mini bouquets while I’m there (only $3.99!) and they fit perfectly in my book vase without even needing a trim.
2. $5 Cute Glassware – Homegoods
We all need to stay hydrated, so why not make it fun? Pop over to Homegoods and check out what they have in stock in the kitchen section. I found these adorable textured glasses for only $5 each. At this price, I could afford to mix things up and get a few sets of different colors and styles.
3. $9 Gold Elephant Figurine – Amazon
I keep this playful elephant figurine on my desk, but he’d go great on a bookshelf, coffee table, even in the bathroom. His curious little trunk just cheers me right up! Also available in a mischievous stretching cat or an attentive, perky bunny.
4. $5 Faux Floral Arrangement with Vase – Target
This thing is so dang adorable and gives my bedroom an extra dose of coziness. To fill her out a bit more, I added 3 extra faux floral pieces. Sold separately at $1 each, the total price still came out to only $8.