40 Joanna Gaines Kitchen Finds That Look Expensive, From $5

I write about kitchen products for a living, including affordable Amazon finds and heirloom-worthy cookware. If there’s one brand that has a high-end aesthetic with a budget-friendly price point, it’s Joanna Gaines’ Target line, Hearth & Hand with Magnolia. Whether you’re looking for an enameled cast iron casserole dish or a microplastic-free glass straw tumbler, the collection’s simple designs can fit with almost any kitchen decor. Plus, prices start at just $5.

Some of my favorite pieces even remind me of more expensive brands, like Le Creuset, Williams Sonoma, or Anthropologie. If you’re on a budget but don’t want to sacrifice taste, here are 40 Hearth & Hand finds that remind me of high-end kitchen items.

Best Hearth & Hand Finds That Look High-End

• 5-Quart Enameled Cast Iron Dutch Oven, $50
• 13-Inch Lazy Susan, $40
• Stoneware Oil and Vinegar Dispenser Set, $30
• Glass Tumbler with Wooden Lid, $12
• Brass and Wood Wall Rail with Clips, $30
• Scalloped Edge Stoneware Pasta Bowls, 4-Pack, $39
• Stainless Steel Copper Fry Pan, $80
• French Press Coffee Maker, $20
• Copper Finish Metal Drying Rack, $25

Cookware and Bakeware From Hearth & Hand with Magnolia

Hearth & Hand offers a few pots, pans, and dishes, but they’re all winners in my book. I love the classic Dutch oven, available in 5- and 0.5-quart sizes, that reminds me of Le Creuset. And I’m finding it hard to resist the copper saucepan and frying pan that look like Mauviel for hundreds less. If you need a large baking dish for hosting, this casserole pan is picture-perfect for baking cinnamon rolls or cooking cheesy grits.

5-Quart Enameled Cast Iron Dutch Oven

If you don’t have hundreds to spend on a Le Creuset Dutch oven, this $50 one is an affordable alternative. The silhouette is reminiscent of French heirloom brands, like Le Creuset and Staub, and it’s a versatile pot that you can use on your stovetop or in the oven. I own the $17 0.5-quart version of the Dutch oven, and it’s great for single-serve desserts.

Stainless Steel Copper Fry Pan

A good stainless steel skillet doesn’t have to be expensive, and this Hearth & Hand one’s sleek copper exterior works well and looks good doing it. It reminds me of a Mauviel pan, but it’s a fraction of the price of high-end copper cookware.

Kitchen Gadgets From Hearth & Hand with Magnolia

You don’t have to spend big on clever kitchen gadgets, and these Hearth & Hand finds prove that. Grab these wooden jam spatulas for your next charcuterie board or this glass measuring cup to replace your old, plastic one. This sleek stovetop kettle looks much more expensive than its $25 price tag, especially with its gold-colored accents.

French Press Coffee Maker

This no-frills French press is exactly what I want as an avid coffee and tea drinker. It’s made with stable, durable borosilicate glass that won’t crack and lets you keep an eye on your brew at all times. It reminds me of the Bodum Brazil French Press, except the Hearth & Hand version features wood and brass details instead of plastic.

Stoneware Oil and Vinegar Dispenser Set

I always transfer my olive oil into a plastic-free oil dispenser, and these ceramic bottles look like ones you might find at Williams Sonoma, except they’re $15 apiece. The set comes with a tall, skinny bottle and a short, rounded one, so you can differentiate between oil and vinegar.

Tableware From Hearth & Hand with Magnolia

If you want Williams Sonoma looks at Target prices, start with Hearth & Hand. The line’s gold-colored flatware is just $5 apiece, and so are these classic white cereal bowls. Serve fruit in style with this ceramic berry bowl, and add a little ambience with this restaurant-inspired cordless table lamp.

• Scalloped Edge Stoneware Pasta Bowls, 4-Pack, $39
• Stoneware Berry Serving Bowl, $17
• Marble Stacking Salt & Pepper Cellar, $17
• Large Carved Edge Wood Bowl, $30
• 5-Piece Stainless Steel Flatware Set, $25
• Pinched Edge Dinner Plates, 4-Pack, $23
• Carved Edge Salad Plate, $5
• Portable Brass Table Lamp, $35
• Foundational Cereal Bowl, $5

Scalloped Edge Stoneware Pasta Bowls, 4-Pack

I love pasta bowls, like these chic cream-colored ones with scalloped edges. They’re dishwasher- and microwave-safe, and at less than $10 apiece, inexpensive to replace or add to your collection.

Large Carved Edge Wood Bowl

Everyone needs a large wooden salad bowl, and this Hearth & Hand option is a steal at just $30. (For reference, wooden salad bowls tend to cost $100 or more at luxury retailers.) It’s made with mango wood and has a stylish carved edge detail around the rim.

Drinkware and Barware From Hearth & Hand with Magnolia

As soon as I get a bar cart, I’m headed to Target for these affordable glasses and accessories. It’s hard to resist this darling teacup and saucer that’s only $8, and this glass decanter looks like it costs $100, not $25. Before your next cocktail party, don’t miss out on these chic coupe glasses or this gold-colored barware set, which comes with a marble holder that is sure to impress.

Coupe Glasses, 4-Pack

Nice cocktail glasses don’t have to cost hundreds — this 4-piece set of coupe glasses is just $8 apiece. The simple, ribbed design is perfect for serving a basil gimlet or rosé French 75.

Glass Tumbler with Wooden Lid

Skip the microplastic-filled water bottle — this glass tumbler is a non-toxic way to stay hydrated. I like that it has an easy-to-remove wooden lid for refills and topping up, and customers seem to agree, with more than 1,000 tumblers sold in the past month.

Kitchen Organizers From Hearth & Hand with Magnolia

If you want a kitchen worthy of Joanna Gaines, these Hearth & Hand organizers are a good place to start. I can imagine decanting my spices into these glass jars and arranging them aesthetically on this wooden kitchen turntable. Your coffee beans will stay fresh in this stoneware canister that comes with a wooden spoon, and your cabinets will be clutter-free with this wire storage basket.

• Brass and Wood Wall Rail with Clips, $30
• Copper Tea Canister, $17
• 13-Inch Lazy Susan, $40
• Medium Rectangular Brass Wire Storage Basket, $30
• Copper Finish Metal Drying Rack, $25
• Ceramic Stoneware Core Coffee Storage Canister, $20
• Recycled Glass Spice Containers, 3-Pack, $17
• Heart Trinket Tray, $6
• Glass and Wood Butter Dish, $17
• Recycled Glass Canister, $13
• Footed Marble Countertop Tray, $25
• Extra Large Stoneware Canister, $25

Brass and Wood Wall Rail with Clips

This wall rail reminds me of one I spotted when rounding up Black Friday deals at Anthropologie several months ago, but it’s about $90 less. I like how it comes with clips instead of hooks for securing kitchen towels or pot holders. And the wood and brass combo makes it look more expensive than its $30 price tag.

Copper Finish Metal Drying Rack

Some dish drying racks can be an eyesore, but not this copper-finished one with wooden handles from Hearth & Hand. The sleek wire rack won’t collect still water and has plenty of drying room for dishes and cups.