How cute would these be in a little boy’s room? Graphic pillow covers, $30 from Choice Cuts.

I’ve been toying with the idea of using a temporary wallpaper on a wall of 80s-style mirrors in my otherwise traditional apartment. I have absolutely fallen in love with Spoonflower’s Plus One print (available as decals, fabric and traditional wallpaper – sadly not as self-adhesive wallpaper). I’m thinking maybe I could starch the fabric onto the mirrors? I’m still looking into my options.

Oh, and you have to forgive them the bad-photoshop on the image. At least they give us an idea of the design’s scale.

The variably infuriating / depressing / kind of amazing Urban Outfitters has scored again with this springy, color block bedding designed by Ashley G. Duvet cover, $110, shams, $49 for the pair.

These throw pillows are made from high resolution photos printed on fabric using Spoonflower. This would be a great way to create unique mementos of vacations. Find the full instructions over at Poppytalk.

Target’s Threshold home goods are impressively stylish. I picked up a few of the equestrian pillows above last month and they are fantastic. Better yet, most of their pillows are $25 or less. And, right now, you can get $5 off any Threshold purchase with this coupon when you buy one Threshold pillow with this coupon, you get the second one at 50% off.

Burlap and linen throw pillows from The Watson Shop, starting at $46. They also have quite a few things on sale for around $25.

Adorable duvet covers for kids from Snurk, €60 each. Via.

Get a custom, silkscreen pillow featuring your pet from BroderPress. These are adorable and totally crack me up. I wonder if she does extra large Husky/German Shepherd sizes?

I saw this blanket yesterday on Apartment Therapy and fell in love. Created by Finnish designer, Matti Pikkujämsä, this design is meant to capture the joy of dogs playing at the park.

Embroidered pillow covers from Coral and Tusk. Designs range from Native American-inspired to nautical. $74-$108 each.