We Found Home Products Similar To The Pottery Barn X Deepika Padukone Collab

The pottery barn website describes these candle stands as handblown glass candle holders with 'neutral-chic glass patterns'. By which, we are assuming they mean to say that there's nothing complicated about these, it's just a glass candle stand with a checkered diamanté pattern which can be easily found on Amazon for much cheaper so skip paying INR 3,000 (or INR 1,500 for a single piece). We love the mid-century feel to these candle stands and would definitely grab a few (dupes) to add that old-world charm to our living-room corner.

This stunning chandelier with its curves and crisp lines combines for a fresh silhouette that works for a casual space or something more modern. We were able to find something similar in black with a solid metal frame and blown glass lamps. We know they don't look identical but it's available at less than one-fourth of the price and also, we are sure you can find someone to commission a similar piece at less than 50k easily. We are fond of such not-so-dramatic chandeliers that are grand, yet minimal so they don't take away all the attention. The concept makes the design feel more airy and open but certainly not budget-friendly if you want to buy from Pottery Barn.

This dupe will blow your mind away. It's the exact same wardrobe, the only difference being the wood used for making 'em. While the Pottery Barn sausalito is crafted of kiln-dried solid meranti wood, the dupe is of kiln-dried solid mango wood. Both of them have these beautiful front doors made with cane and have an airy, open feel with roomy shelves and drawers that offer ample storage.

LBB-tip: the dupe's available on 50% off right now so you are getting at on-third of the price of the PB almirah.

The shape of this table is really interesting and we love the modernity it exudes with it's unique design. The brass frame lends it that snazzy yet sophisticated touch, making it great for adding to your living room as a cocktail table. The one from Home Centre features a marble top instead of a glass top which we like better for Indian homes since marble is much durable.

Truth be told, finding a dupe for the dinnerware was a task. The PB X DP vintage-inspired dinnerware has sculpted details in a modern white palette and we felt this The June Shop Merak Gold Rim Dinner Plate had a somewhat similar aesthetic. We know they don't look similar but again, we don't feel it's a bad option since it looks quite nice on its own. In our opinion, the detailing on the Pottery Barn plates is absolutely whimsical, the faint gold Indian-inspired patterns on the ridge has us sold with its East meets West glam, but our pockets don't allow us to get our hands on them (yet).

The quilt is one of the most desirable pieces from the collab collection and rightly so since it looks stunning with the ikat (probably DP's favourite type of pattern) jacquard weave. It's 100% cotton so it's great for summers and will keep you feeling cool without irritating the skin. The neutral hues create a sense of serenity and calm which we like. Our alternative from Maspar comes in the same colour scheme, however, has a floral leaflet pattern instead of the ikat.

Don't get us wrong but 5k for table napkins (a set of four) feels criminal. Grounded in a neutral pale, these cotton napkins mix a global aesthetic with beautiful threadwork. The soft hues blend effortlessly and do more than justice to the 'quiet luxury' vibe one associates with this collection. Our pick for the dupe from Encasa Homes also features similar ethnic motifs and is a great budget pick for similar feels.