Looking to refresh your living room without draining your budget. Better Homes & Gardens at Walmart keeps delivering stylish, practical finds that hold up in busy homes. You’ll see coffee tables, TV stands, accent chairs, storage, lighting, rugs, and soft goods, every item brings something special to your daily routine.
1) Better Homes & Gardens Lillian Fluted Bar Cabinet
This cabinet gives you hidden storage with a vertical fluted design that feels elegant without trying too hard. Inside, you’ll find adjustable shelves that work for glassware, bottles, or even living room extras like candles and board games.
Style tip: use it as a multifunction console. Top it with a lamp and framed art, then store everything from serving pieces to blankets inside.
Extra use: turn it into a coffee station if your living room blends with the dining area.
2) Better Homes & Gardens Reading Refined Farmhouse TV Stand, up to 65″
Clean lines, framed doors, and plenty of closed storage. It handles a 70-inch TV and hides devices, cables, and board games with ease. If your living room needs order, this one makes it happen fast.
Why it works: generous shelves, classic look that fits modern farmhouse, transitional, or casual spaces.
Pair it with: woven baskets and a slim soundbar for a tidy media wall.
3) Better Homes & Gardens Lillian Fluted TV Stand, up to 70″
Fluted doors give you texture without clutter. The profile is slim, so it suits apartments and family rooms alike
Style tip: echo the vertical lines with ribbed vases on top.
Setup tip: run a single surge protector in the cabinet to keep cords contained.
4) Better Homes & Gardens Canton 4-Door TV Stand, up to 70″
Four doors, two big compartments, and a crisp two-tone finish.
Good to know: comes in multiple finishes so you can match flooring or trim.
Quick win: add soft close bumpers inside the doors for a quieter close.
5) Better Homes & Gardens Ezra TV Stand, up to 70″
Framed geometry on the doors adds a gallery feel. Walmart’s category page regularly highlights the Ezra line among top options for 70-inch TVs. If you want a media cabinet that reads polished yet family proof, this is a safe bet.
Design note: pair with matte black pulls elsewhere in the room for a cohesive look.
6) Better Homes & Gardens Miller Drum Coffee Table
Round tables are traffic friendly. No sharp corners, better flow, and easy styling. The Miller Drum is solid, substantial, and arrives as one piece, so assembly is simple. Owners call out the sturdy feel and rich woodgrain.
Layout tip: leave 18 inches between sofa and table for comfortable legroom.
Layering idea: stack two books and a low bowl to keep the top clutter free.
7) Better Homes & Gardens Lift-Top Coffee Table
Need a laptop height surface for work or dinner. A lift-top table is clutch. This one raises smoothly and hides remotes in the internal cubby. The open shelf handles baskets or console bins. It’s a practical upgrade for small spaces and movie nights.
Bonus: keep coasters inside so the top stays spotless.
8) Better Homes & Gardens James End Table
A compact end table with a clean box profile. It supports a lamp, a drink, and your current read without hogging floor space. The warm honey finish pairs nicely with neutral sofas and black metal accents
Placement: one on each arm of the sofa for symmetry that feels calm.
9) Better Homes & Gardens Modern Farmhouse Side Table with USB
Hidden storage, a door to cut visual noise, and built in charging. It’s a smart pick for gadgets and bedtime reads in a living room or guest room. The rustic gray finish blends with most sectionals.
Cable tip: route the cord behind a rug or baseboard to keep things tidy.
10) Better Homes & Gardens Nola Console Table
Metal frame, safety tempered glass shelves, and a light footprint. Slide it behind a sofa, under a TV, or along an entry wall that opens into the living room. It’s a go to for layering plants, lamps, and art books without visual bulk
Vignette formula: lamp, stacked books, and one organic shape such as a bowl or fern.
11) Better Homes & Gardens Juliet End Table
The Juliet line brings curved profiles and warm wood tones. This end table gives you useful surface space plus a design moment next to a sofa. It ties in with other Juliet pieces for a pulled together look.
Pro move: match the end table to a Juliet bookcase for instant cohesion.
12) Better Homes & Gardens Vista Woven Accent Chair
A woven seat and back add natural texture, which is key when a room feels flat. The Vista chair is light enough to move for game night, yet sturdy for daily use. It’s featured across BHG’s Walmart collection push, and it fits coastal, boho, or modern settings.
Seat styling: toss a lumbar pillow on it for color and support.
13) Better Homes & Gardens Lillian Swivel Birdcage Accent Chair
A 360-degree swivel keeps conversation easy. Media outlets have spotlighted it for looking high end at a lower price point, and BHG’s own coverage shows it as a hero piece in new drops.
Small space win: swivel lets you face the TV or chat area without moving furniture.
14) Better Homes & Gardens 30″ Hinged Storage Ottoman, Faux Leather
It works as a footrest, coffee table, and blanket storage in one. Faux leather wipes clean, which is great with pets and snacks.
Top trick: place a tray on it to stabilize drinks and remotes.
15) Better Homes & Gardens Springwood Round Storage Ottoman
Round, compact, and easy to move. The lift top hides throws, puzzles, or controllers. It doubles as extra seating without visually crowding the room.
Placement: angle it a few inches from the coffee table for flexible seating.
16) Better Homes & Gardens 6-Cube Organizer with Cubbies
The cube family is a Walmart staple for a reason, and the 6-cube unit. Use it horizontally as a low console for baskets and kids’ books, or vertically for a slim book wall. The bins swap seasonally, so decor stays fresh with minimal effort.
Staging tip: mix two closed bins with open cubes for an airy look.
17) Better Homes & Gardens 8-Cube Storage Organizer
When you need more space, step up to eight cubes. The various finishes work well with warm floors or crisp trim. It’s a living room workhorse for vinyl records, toys, board games, and plants.
Upgrade: add the matching metal base version for a lifted, furniture-like feel.
18) Better Homes & Gardens 16-Cube Storage Organizer
This is the wall saver for open concept spaces. It zones a room, holds a ton, and acts like a built-in once styled. Each cube supports serious weight, so hardcovers and vinyl collections are fine.
Safety note: anchor tall units to studs for stability.
19) Better Homes & Gardens Green Plaid Wool Area Rug, 7’10” x 9’10”
Rugs anchor the seating area and cut echo. This wool plaid brings a cozy pattern underfoot without shouting. The size fits most three seat sofa layouts.
Care: rotate every few months to even out wear.
20) Better Homes & Gardens Cotton Blend Chunky Knit Throw
Texture is your living room’s best friend. A heftier knit adds depth to a sofa or accent chair and pulls colors together. This cotton-blend option earns strong feedback on feel and durability.
Fold trick: drape it at the sofa corner, then tuck the tail under the cushion for a tidy look.
21) Better Homes & Gardens Lillian Channel Tufted Sofa, 83.5″
Every living room needs a strong anchor, and this sofa brings it with plush channel tufting and a sleek low profile. At 83.5 inches wide, it’s roomy enough for three but doesn’t overwhelm a smaller space.
Why it works: deep seats, supportive cushions, and a silhouette that pairs well with both modern and transitional pieces.
Styling tip: layer it with two solid pillows and one bold accent for balance.
Quick Buying Checklist
- TV size and weight: confirm your screen’s width and stand footprint before you order. Stands listed here fit up to 70 inches. Always check the product page for weight limits.
- Room flow: pick a round coffee table if walkways are tight, or a lift-top if you work on the sofa.
- Storage plan: choose cubes for toys and books, and ottomans for blankets and quick cleanups.
- Noise and light: try blackout curtains if the space is loud or bright. Layer a wool rug to help with echo.
Final tips for a pulled together room
- Pick one wood tone to lead. Then repeat it two or three times across tables and frames for harmony.
- Keep your palette simple. Anchor with a neutral sofa, then layer one accent color in pillows, art, and a throw.
- Mind scale. A 7’10” x 9’10” rug usually fits an 84–90-inch sofa and a pair of chairs. Front legs on the rug, rear legs off.
- Edit once a season. Swap pillow covers, trade a basket color, and rotate the coffee table books. Small tweaks make the room feel fresh without a full redo.
Embrace your personal style. Mix, match, and with these Better Homes & Gardens standouts, you can build a living room that looks calm, cozy, functions well, and stays within budget.
