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These are the products we love from HGTV's Dream Home

Plot twist: You can get it all at Wayfair.

These are the products we love from HGTV's Dream Home Credit: HGTV / Tomas Espinoza
Courtney Campbell
Written by Courtney Campbell

Updated February 22, 2019

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If you’re reading this, you probably didn’t win this year’s HGTV Dream Home. It’s okay, I didn’t either. As disappointed as I am to not have a second home in Montana to jet off to whenever I please, I’m honestly more interested in how I can get all the incredible furnishings filling every room of this gorgeous giveaway home.

Usually, these Dream Homes seem like their interior is just as expensive as the home itself. With a rustic farmhouse interior, the 2019HGTV Dream Home looks like its decor came straight from Restoration Hardware or Arhaus—but it’s actually much more affordable. In fact, you can get most of the furnishings from Wayfair. Yes, Wayfair. The affordable furniture marketplace that gives Ikea a run for its money.

Not only does this mean these all the furniture and decor pieces you've ogled in the Dream Home are way less expensive than they look, but you can also have them delivered straight to your doorstep. This makes it that much easier to have your house look like the Dream Home you deserve. While we haven’t tested or purchased this furniture ourselves (yet), if HGTV recommends them, I believe they have to be good.

Here are all our favorite rooms from the HGTV Dream Home 2019 and how you can get the look yourself.

An open kitchen for entertaining

HGTV Dream Home Kitchen
Credit: HGTV / Robert Peterson, Rustic White Photography

The open-concept of this kitchen makes it easy for cooking and entertaining.

I'm obsessed with the contrasting colors of the charcoal gray and white cabinets. It makes the kitchen feel open and inviting. Plus, the bits of orange and blue furnishings really make the space pop. While you can't buy these cabinets or appliances at Wayfair, you can get the same lighting and barstools as well as a few accessories.

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A great room for lounging

HGTV Dream Home Great Room
Credit: HGTV / Robert Peterson, Rustic White Photography

From cowhide seats to Western rugs, this living room screams country.

The Great Room in the Dream Home takes a slight Western turn with a colorful woven rug and a pair of cowboy boots stashed in the corner. It’s not too in-your-face country, and aspects of this space can definitely be incorporated in any home. Also, can we talk about how incredible that view of the Montana mountains is?

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A dining room with a rustic touch

HGTV Dream Home Dining Room
Credit: HGTV / Robert Peterson, Rustic White Photography

Entertain in style with a table full of food and some comfy chairs.

Dining rooms are made to bring people together and this one beckons "sit down and eat for a while." Between comfy chairs and a view of the outdoors, I wouldn’t want to leave. My favorite thing in this room has to be the (fake) antler chandeliers.

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A warming master bedroom

HGTV Dream Home Master Bedroom
Credit: HGTV / Tomas Espinoza

Burnt orange walls and a view of the mountains? Talk about a dream bedroom.

The burnt orange walls of the Dream Home master bedroom makes it feel warm and extra cozy. Paired with neutral and wooden furniture, it seems like the ultimate room to catch some ZZZs.

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A stunning master bathroom

HGTV Dream Home Master Bathroom
Credit: HGTV / Robert Peterson, Rustic White Photography

The calming colors create a relaxing vibe in the master bathroom.

A master bathroom is just as good as its bedroom—and this one takes the cake. While we all can’t have a walk-in shower and bathtub built into our own bathrooms, we can take some inspiration from the calming vanity area.

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A bonus entertaining room

HGTV Dream Home Bonus Lodge Room
Credit: HGTV / Robert Peterson, Rustic White Photography

You don't have to brave the cold to ski if your home is basically a lodge, right?

If you have a spare room, you might as well give it a lodge theme. Who wouldn’t want to wind down after a long day of skiing (or just living life) in a cozy space like this? With fuzzy chairs and a few vintage-style pieces, you could easily create a similar space at home.

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A bunk room that sleepover lovers dream of

HGTV Dream Home Bunk Room
Credit: HGTV / Robert Peterson, Rustic White Photography

Kids would want to play for hours in a decked out bunk room.

Let's be real—you can’t have a cabin without any bunk beds if you've got children. Spruce up any kids’ room or guest room with some of these pieces, but make the look your own with a variety of throw pillows and different vintage chairs.

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A patio that brings the party outside

HGTV Dream Home Patio
Credit: HGTV / Robert Peterson, Rustic White Photography

Plenty of seating and a great view makes this the ultimate hang out spot.

My ideal end to the day is lounging around outside by the fire (as long as it’s warm enough). Even if you don’t have an outdoor fireplace of your own, you can definitely upgrade your patio with this incredible outdoor furniture. These pieces look both cozy and comfy and will create the perfect outdoor entertaining space when winter comes to an end.

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A welcoming mudroom

HGTV Dream Home Mudroom
Credit: HGTV / Robert Peterson, Rustic White Photography

Who said an entryway had to be boring?

While you’re struggling to take off your snow books, you might as well have something nice to look at. This navy mudroom is inviting and has plenty of storage to drop your things and stay awhile. If you’re going to take anything from this room, I would go with the mail and key holder, which is great for those of us who are rushing out the door and works just as well in a mud room as it does mounted next to the door.

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A modern, yet Western guest bedroom

HGTV Dream Home Dark Guest Room
Credit: HGTV / Tomas Espinoza

This space adds some trendier pieces but still sticks with the Western style.

The room has more of an edgy style compared the to rest of the home while still maintaining a bit of Western flare (obviously—it's Montana, after all). The contrasting colors as well as materials like wood and metal also make this room feel hip.

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A bedroom meant for a reader

HGTV / Robert Peterson, Rustic White Photography
Credit: HGTV / Robert Peterson, Rustic White Photography

With a large bookshelf and bright colors, this room was built for a bookworm.

A bookworm would absolutely love this room. I mean, the headboard is entirely made up perfectly color coordinated books. You could build a bookcase behind your current bed, or you could simply incorporate some of these fabulous furnishings.

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A nook for your pet to hang out

HGTV Dream Home Pet Nook
Credit: HGTV / Robert Peterson, Rustic White Photography

The room is for the pets, but the amazing decor is for us.

In a dream home like this, you better bet your pet is getting its own space. Even if you don’t can't devote an entire room to your precious pooch or kitty, you can give them their own little corner complete with a feeder and mini sofa.

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A powder room to freshen up in

HGTV Dream Home Powder Room
Credit: HGTV / Tomas Espinoza

Contrasting walls and furnishings really makes this small space pop.

The theme of contrasting colors follows into the powder room of the Dream Home. For a similar look, you can paint your walls dark and place a white vanity and light, bright pictures in your bathroom.

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