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Oct 30, 2026

6 Little Luxuries at Costco To Upscale Your Home for Less This Fall

Fall is the perfect excuse to refresh, and most of these pieces will still earn their keep come January.
Written by Kathryn Jackson
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Edited by Ashleigh Ray
6 Little Luxuries at Costco To Upscale Your Home for Less This Fall

Every fall, the same thing happens: Pinterest fills up with cozy living rooms, and suddenly your apartment feels like it needs a makeover. The problem is that designer-level looks usually come with designer-level price tags, and your bank account already has enough to worry about.

Fortunately, there’s a better way to get the upscale look without the upscale bill. Costco is a surprisingly good place to shop for a little polish. Its shelves are packed with home goods that look far pricier than they are, and many hold up well next to versions sold elsewhere.

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The trick is knowing which small upgrades make the biggest visual difference. A few well-chosen accents can change the mood of a room more than a renovation ever could, and the changing season gives you the perfect excuse to refresh. Here’s how to spend a little and get a lot of style this fall.

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  • Price: $49.99

This fall, give your living room, bedroom or dining room a comforting glow with five luminous LED glass candles. Crafted in different designs and sizes, these hand-blown glass candles have an on/off switch and a timer for six hours of warm candlelight. eBay sells the same set of LED glass candles for $87.99 to $98.99.

  • Price: $39.99

Add a touch of elegance to your living room or bedroom this autumn with Silk Home Mitchell blackout curtains. These jacquard blackout curtains include two panels and three convenient ways to hang them (clip rings, rod pocket or back tabs). Choose from five colors to complement your color scheme.

You can find a similar jacquard single-panel blackout curtain at Wayfair for $65.99.

  • Price: $89.99 (Queen size)

The Jennifer Adams comforter set will keep you comfortable this fall with its soft velvet fabric and botanical print. The 100% polyester down alternative filling is made for all seasons. Choose from queen or king sizes, each including two shams. A similar velvet comforter set with a decorative pillow is sold at Wayfair, but it costs $49 more.

  • Price: $79.99 (Queen size)

Have better quality sleep this season with a Jennifer Adams Renew hybrid pillow. The dual-sided pillow gives you a choice between plush down alternative or medium firmness, and the unique cell-chambered design keeps the 100% polyester fiber fill from shifting. Gilt offers the same Jennifer Adams hybrid pillow but charges $50 more than Costco.

  • Price: $23.99

Wrap yourself up in the warmth of a bubble faux fur throw this fall. Enjoy the luxurious softness of the sculpted throw by the fire or in any room of your home. Even better, you'll save $26 buying this blanket from Costco instead of the matching faux fur throw sold by At Home.

  • Price: $89.99

Refresh your living room lighting this season with the Artika swirl ribbon integrated LED pendant light. It's easy to install, is compatible with most dimmers and has a three-year manufacturer's warranty. If you miss out on buying it at Costco, you'll have to pay $134.39 for the same light at Bed Bath & Beyond.

Editor’s note: Prices and availability are subject to change.

This article was provided by MoneyLion.com for informational purposes only and should not be construed as financial, legal or tax advice.

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Kathryn Jackson
Written by
Kathryn Jackson
Kathryn Jackson is a credentialed educator with a Bachelor of Science in Education. She also has a background in bookkeeping and personal finance management. She provides these services as a personal assistant, helping individuals develop budgeting systems that fit their lifestyles while empowering them to achieve financial stability. Kathryn has ghostwritten for various personal finance blogs, sharing her knowledge.In her spare time, she likes to cook innovative meals for her family and enjoys exploring her creative side by making custom jewelry.
Ashleigh Ray
Edited by
Ashleigh Ray
Ashleigh is an editor specializing in personal finance and banking content, with four years of experience — first at GOBankingRates, then at MoneyLion — turning complex financial topics into advice readers can actually understand and use. She holds an MFA in Creative Writing from the University of South Florida and brings that same care for clarity and voice to every piece she edits. She's based in Tampa, Florida.