Some links on this site may be affiliate links; we may earn a commission if you buy through them, at no extra cost to you.
Drew Barrymore’s Flower Home line at Walmart is built around one idea: color and personality should not cost a fortune. With a wide range across furniture, wall art, dinnerware and décor, which pieces are actually worth it? Here are four standouts, compared on price, style and use.
(Independent comparison — we are not affiliated with Drew Barrymore, Flower Home or Walmart.)
The pieces, compared
| Piece | Category | Approx. price | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Vintage Floral 16-Piece Dinnerware Set | Dinnerware | ~$60 | A colorful everyday table |
| Velvet Throw Pillow with Tassels (20-inch) | Décor | ~$25 | Adding color cheaply |
| Ceramic Face Lamp with Velvet Shade | Lighting | ~$89 | A statement piece |
| Peel-and-Stick Wallpaper | Walls | ~$34–$49 | Renters who cannot paint |
Vintage Floral 16-Piece Dinnerware Set — best for a colorful table
Flower Home’s dinnerware is where the line’s cheerful, vintage-floral personality shines most affordably. A 16-piece set (service for four) lands around $60 and brings pattern to an everyday table without a fine-china price. Best if you want color on the table and do not mind hand-washing delicate prints.
Velvet Throw Pillow with Tassels (20-inch) — best value
At roughly $25, a tasselled velvet pillow is the cheapest way to buy into the look. It adds instant texture and a pop of color to a sofa or bed, and you can mix a couple of shades for very little. The easiest low-risk entry point to the range.
Ceramic Face Lamp with Velvet Shade — best statement piece
The face lamps are the line’s most recognisable design flourish — sculptural ceramic bases topped with a colored velvet shade, around $89. It is more of a personality buy than a bargain, but a single one anchors a shelf or console. Best for people who want one bold, conversation-starting object.
Peel-and-Stick Wallpaper — best for renters
Flower Home’s removable, peel-and-stick wallpaper (roughly $34–$49 a roll) lets renters add the line’s bold florals and Art Deco prints without paint or permanent commitment. It goes up and comes off cleanly, making it a low-risk way to transform an accent wall.
Bottom line
For the most personality per dollar, the velvet pillow and the wallpaper punch above their price, while the face lamp is the splurge that defines the look. For how Flower Home stacks up against Pioneer Woman and Hearth & Hand, see our full celebrity home lines comparison.
Independent comparison content. Celeb Compare is not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by any celebrity or brand mentioned. Product names and brands are the property of their owners and are referenced for identification and review. Prices and ratings change — check the retailer’s site for current details.