Including an on-sale bistro table for your next one-on-one date
NEED TO KNOW
- The Bachelor Mansion was redecorated with Wayfair furniture and décor.
- Shop the new storefront, which showcases the exact pieces used at the iconic estate, including designer throw pillows and durable area rugs.
- Prices start at $19.
Can we steal you for a second? Because while we’re preparing for the new season of The Bachelorette, Wayfair shared exactly which furniture and décor pieces are actually used in the iconic mansion’s new look
Wayfair provided home essentials for HGTV’s new series, Bachelor Mansion Takeover, where former contestants compete to redesign the infamous estate, and the brand curated those pieces into one easy-to-shop storefront for franchise devotees or anyone looking to refresh their space.
Go on a journey with these furniture and décor finds, starting at $19. And you may even spot some of them in the upcoming season with The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives star Taylor Frankie Paul.
The Bachelor Mansion-Inspired Wayfair Finds
- Fantasy Suite-Approved: MooMee Duvet Cover Set, $60 (orig. $80)
- Lowest Price: Lark Manor Aresha Curtain Rods, $19
- Sit Here for the Right Reasons: Hokku Designs Averie Upholstered Accent Chair, $801
- Deserves a Rose: Chris Loves Julia x Loloi Bradley Ivory / Beige Area Rug, $52 (orig. $79)
- Overnight Date Essential: Linens & Hutch Duvet Cover Set, $95
- Built for the Most Dramatic Living Room Yet (Kids and Dogs Included): Amber Lewis x Loloi Molly Area Rug, $53 (orig. $79)
- Sit in the Hot Seat: Latitude Run Linen Weave Upholstered Swivel Barrel Chair, $385 (orig. $410)
- A Rug Worth Falling for: Jeremiah Brent x Loloi Barrow Camel / Brown Area Rug, $55 (orig. $85)
- Will You Accept This Pillow?: Chris Loves Julia Darla Throw Pillow, $27 (orig. $31)
- For 1-on-1 Dates: Foundry Select Faux Travertine Bistro Table, $990 (orig. $1,300)
Related: Wayfair’s Outlet Is My Insider Secret for Scoring Furniture and Décor at Significantly Lower Prices — Save Up to 83%
MooMee Duvet Cover Set
$80 $60 at Wayfair
You don’t need to head to the Fantasy Suite to appreciate a timeless duvet like this one. It’s designed to feel like you’re curling up in a well-worn cotton shirt, per the brand, and the slightly wrinkled texture makes it look lived-in. Plus, one person said it “makes everything come together” in their space.
Amber Lewis x Loloi Molly Area Rug
$79 $53 at Wayfair
When dealing with the chaos of dating on national television, or perhaps just messy pets and kids, you want a rug that’s sturdy enough to hold up against the daily drama. Made of a wool and polyester blend, this rug is great in high-traffic areas and resists stains — just in case someone throws (or spills) a drink. The pattern gives it a “vintage look and feel,” per one customer who said they plan to buy another.
Latitude Run Linen Weave Upholstered Swivel Barrel Chair
$410 $385 at Wayfair
Add a swivel chair to your space so you can easily turn toward the television or pivot back to chat with guests. This one is available in four colors and made of linen, so it has a soft feel and a slightly textured look. Bonus: One reviewer said it “looks far more expensive than it is,” making it worth buying while it’s on sale.
Chris Loves Julia Darla Throw Pillow
$31 $27 at Wayfair
We’re not giving out roses, but if we did, this designer pillow deserves one. This option, from the collaboration between Chris Loves Julia and the textile company Loloi, adds texture to sofas or beds with its stitched detailing and tassels. If you want to take a nap, you can rest your head on it easily as it feels soft and “very full,” according to one reviewer.
Stick around for the final rose and shop for more Wayfair furniture and décor from The Bachelor Mansion starting at $19.
Lark Manor Aresha Curtain Rods
$19 at Wayfair
Chris Loves Julia x Loloi Bradley Ivory / Beige Area Rug
$79 $52 at Wayfair
Linens & Hutch Duvet Cover Set
$95 at Wayfair
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