The Penny-Pincher's Guide to Decorating Like Brooklyn Decker
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As soon as we first laid eyes on Brooklyn Decker's Austin house, we knew it would redefine the meaning of #homegoals. The busy actress—who is no stranger to interior design—renovated and decorated everything herself (save for the actual construction). She would hunt for months on end to find the perfect Arabiscato marble slab for her kitchen island. She painted her cabinets seven times before getting the color just right.
Decker took the reins of her house redesign, and it paid off—big time. Not one to splurge on an A-list designer, she instead took her time to find individual pieces that spoke to her and her husband, tennis pro Andy Roddick. Today, we crafted the penny-pincher's guide to Brooklyn Decker's home—so you, too, can pick your favorite moments for your own homes and adopt the look. Get ready to turn your home's cool-girl flair up a notch with these Brooklyn Decker–approved under-$200 décor picks.
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The Penny-Pincher's Guide to Decorating Like Brooklyn Decker
Casey Dunn for MyDomaine
Decker's showstopping kitchen is a sight to behold. While you may not be able to cover your walls in Carrara marble, you can paint your cabinets and add a few vintage oil paintings on top.
Chairish Vintage Mountain Oil Painting ($160)
Decker displays vintage oil paintings on top of her kitchen cabinets to give them personality. Scour your local flea market to achieve the look.
Benjamin Moore Bedford Blue ($37)
Interior designers agree—the most affordable way to transform a room is with paint. That also applies to your kitchen cabinets.
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We can't get enough of Decker's serape-wrapped dining chairs—which were made custom, no doubt. Get the look by adding a serape pillow or cushion to your own dining chairs.
ATG Stores Quintana Roo Glass Moravian Star Pendant ($150)
Add a mystical air to your dining room with these Moravian star pendants.
Think Media Alan Partridge's Nomad Print ($6)
Add a vintage flair to your dining area with Penguin Classics prints.
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Decker turned on the Southern charm in the living room with an array of Navajo-meets-farmhouse accents. Focus on the small accessories to re-create the look.
Chairish Striped Indigo Throw Pillow ($156)
Dress up your sofa with a pair of antique African indigo pillows.
Barclay Butera Equestian Faux Leather Serving Tray ($150)
Corral your coffee table items in a chic vegan leather tray.
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Large-scale art, especially when flanked by a pair of sconces, will always make a big impact—as showcased in Decker's library.
Schoolhouse Electric Emerson Sconce ($149)
These sconces are near identical to Decker's—and they're extremely affordable. Use them to showcase your art.
The National Anthem Giant Full Moon Poster ($8)
Select a giant full moon print to fit your budget and space, and have it framed.
Casey Dunn for MyDomaine
We all dream of having a large walk-in closet like Decker's. Even if your dressing area is spatially challenged, spiff it up with a vintage rug and a leather pouf.
Serena & Lily Perennials Ticking Stripe Pillow ($88)
No need to upholster a seat in ticking stripe—just throw a pillow on a vintage wooden chair to achieve the same effect.
Chairish Pasargad Kilim Area Rug ($180)
A small dressing area is a perfect place to adorn with a gorgeous vintage rug because you'll only need a small size.
Casey Dunn for MyDomaine
A bold patterned rug and a large-scale plant will always steal the show in an entrance. Just add art.
Kalavilasa Indian Cotton Kilim Area Rug ($120)
Indian dhurries don't usually come at such a low price, but this Etsy shop ships them directly from India at a great price.
Home Depot Ficus Pandurata Bush ($30)
No need to get a full grown tree like Decker's. Simply buy a small ficus from Home Depot, and give it a little TLC.
The Penny-Pincher's Guide to Decorating Like Brooklyn Decker
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