I don't know about you, but I need all the help I can get when it comes to decorating my home. While I know exactly where to get my basic household supplies, I'm not the best at shopping in stores for home accents and tasteful decorations. Thankfully, there are plenty of home decor subscription boxes available today that I can turn to for help! Here, I'll cover 9 of the best home decor subscription boxes in 2024 that are beloved by both the MSA community and me. This list includes options that cover every area of home decor ranging from trays to vases, candles to plants, and more.
The 9 Best Home Subscription Boxes in 2024:
DecocratedBest for Seasonal Spruce-Ups
Starting at $89.99Shop Decocrated
BloomsyBoxBest for Floral Arrangements
Starting at $59.99Shop Bloomsybox
Third & MainBest for the Budding Decorator
Starting at $159.00Get Third & Main
NorliiBest for Lovers of Hygge
Starting at $69.90Try Norlii
Project Home DIYBest for Creating Your Own Home Decor
Starting at $49.99Active Deal30% off your first monthUse Coupon Code 30OFFWITHMSAGet Project Home DIY
Bespoke PostBest Subscription for Curated Boxes
Starting at $49.00Try Bespoke Post
VellaboxBest for Candles
Starting at $12.00Shop Vellabox
GlobeIn Artisan BoxBest for Curing Your Wanderlust
Starting at $40.00Shop GlobeIn
Succulents BoxBest for Succulents
Starting at $5.70Shop Succulents Box
The 9 Best Home Decor Subscription Boxes
1. Decocrated
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If you want to give your home a seasonal spruce-up, check out the super stylish Decocrated box. Each Decocrated Box contains 5-7 full-size curated items such as decorative trays, tabletop décor, throw pillow covers, table runners, and more. This quarterly subscription service delivers timeless, limited-edition products to help you transform your house into a home. Decocrated members also gain access to the members-only store, where they can shop for additional high-quality decor options. There’s even an online community where members can share decor tips and suggestions.
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Pros
- 5-7 full-size products
- Designed to pair with past seasonal boxes as well as future seasons
- They offer add-on holiday boxes
Cons
- Free shipping is only available with an annual subscription
- You can't purchase the holiday box without a seasonal subscription
2. BloomsyBox
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BloomsyBox believes everyone deserves flowers, so their elegant arrangements are ideal for a number of settings (be it home, the office, or anywhere else). Hand-tied, each unique bouquet arrives with flower food and its own informational card that will teach you how to maintain your flowers. Monthly plans include Original, Deluxe, and Premium that deliver 20, 24, and 27 stems respectively. Both the Weekly and Bi-weekly Plans send 24 stems per delivery. And, you can also choose from their Unique tier which includes subscriptions to The New York Botanical Garden collection, tropical flowers, green plants, roses, and even pet-safe blooms.
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Pros
- Choose from 10 subscription tiers
- Huge selection of bouquets and plants
- Always receive farm-fresh flowers
Cons
- Can't customize bouquets/arrangements
- Only certain bouquets can be delivered on a weekly/bi-weekly basis
3. Third & Main
Best for the Budding Decorator
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Third & Main sends out seasonal home decor and household goods from U.S. businesses. They focus on modern farmhouse, boho, vintage-inspired, and contemporary designs. You might receive a throw, a bamboo tray, gorgeous vases, scented candles, or something else — and every home decor subscription box includes a special surprise. Their high-quality items have a real personality, but they’re appropriate for practically any home. Third & Main brings the fun of small-town and main street shopping to your doorstep with their adorable selection of home decor items each season.
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Pros
- Choose from Modern Farmhouse, Contemporary, Traditional, and Luxe styles
- Offers quarterly and semi-annual plans
- Receive 4-8 products per box
Cons
- Not every style is available for a quarterly or semi-annual plan
- Some plans are pretty expensive
4. Norlii
Best for Lovers of Hygge
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Norlii is a bi-monthly home decor subscription box that features Scandinavian accents and accessories. It’s a hit with our readers — and if you’re shopping for simple but effective pieces that enhance your living space, look no further. This high-quality subscription sends home decor, kitchenware, throws, pillows, vases, candle holders, prints and wall decor, office accessories, and more. All items are designed to bring nature into the home, with attention to the Scandinavian concept of hygge (home decor that invites feelings of contentment).
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Pros
- Expect anything from stylish decor pieces to functional items
- Delivers 6 times a year
- Helps you create a warm, welcoming home
Cons
- Solely focuses on Scandinavian design
- Can't choose items
5. Project Home DIY
Best for Creating Your Own Home Decor
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Project Home DIY lets families create themed decorations by providing all of the essential supplies they need along with written and video instructions to follow. Each monthly project is completely different from others offered by Project Home DIY and several happen to be multifunctional, like trays and calendars. First-time subscribers will receive the Essential Starter Kit to help get them started and it includes a glue gun, 10 glue sticks, one paintbrush, one sanding block, a 10-pack of matte acrylic paints, and a paint tray all for free. The only items families need to supply themselves include those such as a hammer, water, a screwdriver, tape, and scissors.
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Pros
- Get the best of both worlds in crafting and home decor
- Includes all supplies and materials
- Fun for the whole family
Cons
- Some projects may be too advanced for young decorators
- Can't choose the specific project for that month
6. Bespoke Post
Best Subscription for Curated Boxes
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Bespoke Post is known for its high-quality home and tech offerings. This isn’t just a home decor subscription box, but the curated items have that “where’d you get it?” factor that we love in a monthly subscription. Subscribers can choose from a variety of box options, select optional add-ons, or skip the month altogether. Past deliveries have included items such as cutting-edge earbuds and speakers, pocket knives, plants, fragrances, and more.
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Pros
- A curated selection of luxury goods, tailored to your tastes
- Products have high-quality materials
- Great for finding trends and upgrading your lifestyle
Cons
- Not strictly a home decor box
- Not guaranteed home decor items each month
7. VellaBox
Best for Candles
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If you believe the finishing touch to any space is a welcoming aroma, VellaBox is the candle of the month club that will be right up your alley. There are 3 subscription options: The Lucerna Box (4 oz candle), The Ignis (8 oz candle), and The Vivere (16 oz candle). While VellaBox isn’t your typical home decor subscription box, they are a great option for finding the perfect personal touch for your space. All VellaBox candles are vegan and are 100% soy, coconut, or vegetable-based waxes, with cotton lead-free wicks, and phthalate-free fragrance oils.
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Pros
- 3 subscription options
- Candles are ethically sourced and clean
- Based on your preferences
Cons
- Only offers candles, no other home decor
- Technically not decorative candles
8. GlobeIn
Best Subscription to Cure Your Wanderlust
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GlobeIn features artisan goods from all over the world. You'll discover fair-trade items that were thoughtfully chosen for each box. Plus, if there is something in the box that just doesn’t jive with you, GlobeIn’s products actually make amazing gifts that you can give to your friends and family. GlobeIn also offers a box builder option where subscribers can choose 3 hand-crafted products from GlobeIn's selection of their most popular ones. Past boxes have featured products from countries such as Sri Lanka, Morocco, India, Kenya, and Peru and help to sustain fair trade practices with artisans around the world.
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Pros
- Delivers beautiful artisan goods
- Curate your own custom box filled with 3+ items
- Includes a mix of everything in home decor
Cons
- Boxes aren't built for you
- Limited to a certain collection when building your box
9. Succulents Box
Best for Succulents
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Succulents Box is the perfect monthly subscription box service for plant lovers. Spruce up your home with a surprise set of succulent cuties at your door every month. You’ll also receive a care card, which lets you learn about your plants while nurturing them. Subscription options include 1,2,3, or even 4 of the little guys monthly and will surely bring a smile to your face. And if succulents are not quite what you are looking for, they also offer an air plant subscription as well!
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Pros
- Choose to receive succulents, air plants, or both
- Very affordable plant subscription box
- All about low-maintenance plants
Cons
- Plants are tiny compared to other plant subscription boxes
- Clay pot option costs a bit more
What Did You Think Of Our List For The Best Home Decor Subscription Boxes?
That wraps up our list of the best home decor subscription boxes of 2024! What do you think is the best subscription box among these home decor subscription boxes? Should we add another monthly box to the list? Comment below with your thoughts and make sure to leave a review if you've tried any of these home decor subscription boxes.
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