10 Decor Pieces That’ll Bring the Tie-Dye Trend Right Into Your Home

It’s practically impossible to escape tie-dye these days. This boho style staple has made its way off the runways and into home decor, from throw pillows and bedding to dinnerware and beyond. This multicolored motif first made a big mark in the 1960s as a peace protest staple and gradually moved from the counterculture to the mainstream. A few decades later, it’s now back and bigger than ever. This time around, tie-dye runs the gamut from bright statement pieces to more minimalist designs. Whichever end of that color spectrum you prefer, one of these home pieces will speak to you.

A little bit hippie, a little bit modern, this tie-dyed table runner will give your your dining room table an instant makeover. For a contemporary twist, the tie-dye is offset with a geometric block pattern, which makes this a special piece—especially for the price.

Buy: Tie-Dye Table Runner, $24 from Urban Outfitters

A shower curtain is one of the easiest ways to refresh your bathroom, and this pretty pastel one is perfect for summer. Channel chill, beachy vibes just by hanging this style up.

Buy: Soft Tie Dye Shower Curtain, $69.99 $55.99 from Society6

Talk about tie-dye being all grown up—the peachy and tan colors is this shibori-inspired organic cotton comforter and sham set are the perfect, punched up neutrals for the bedroom. If you like a one-pattern bed, you can even go all in with matching sheets.

Buy: CStudio Home Tie Dye Organic Cotton Percale Comforter And Sham Set, $159 for Queen at The Company Store

A tie-dye printed blue rim on this otherwise all-white dinnerware set will turn mealtime up a notch. The 16-piece set includes service for four people, with a dinner plate, salad plate, cereal bowl, and mug. Every item is dishwasher-safe, microwave-safe, oven-safe and even chip resistant, so even if you’re hard on your dishes, these should last you a good while.

Buy: Tie Dye 16 Piece Dinnerware Set, $54.99 for a 4-piece set from Wayfair

A mid-century modern silhouette gets a tie-dye makeover, making this American-made credenza a trend twofer. It’s easy to keep all of your living room essentials organized inside, thanks to the interior adjustable shelf. Choose from steel legs in either black or gold—whatever best matches your decor.

Buy: Deny Designs Amy Sia Tie Dye Credenza, $999 from Target

A sophisticated take on tie-dye, this neutral napkin, which is part of jewelry designer Jennifer Fisher’s collaboration with CB2, will dress up any meal. Each is unique, since they’re all tie-dyed by hand.

Buy: Tie Dye Napkin, $12.95 from CB2

For a boho touch underfoot, you can’t beat this tie-dye rug. It’s a purchase you’ll feel good about, since it’s made in a Fair Trade Certified facility in India, ensuring the artisan who crafted it by a hand loom is earning a living wage while preserving traditional techniques. It comes in six different color and four sizes, so you can get just the right look for your room.

Buy: Tie Dye Rug—5’x8′, $500 from West Elm

The sturdy rubber backing on this accent mat will provide soft cushioning while you’re standing at the sink, whether doing dishes or otherwise. Plus, the subtle take on tie-dye will fit in with a bunch of different kitchen decor styles.

Buy: Erasmus Tie Dye Spiral Kitchen Mat, $63.99 $48.99 from Wayfair

Even if you sleep hot, you can still get in on the tie-dye trend with this lightweight, serene quilt. A patchwork pattern in a washed-out orange, blue, and gray palette gives this piece a fresh, modern edge, but it reverses to solid white should you want to change it up down the line.

Buy: Janice Tie-Dye Quilt, $169 for Full/Queen from Urban Outfitters

Tie-dye looks contemporary and clean when it’s on a sleek rectangular box with white topstitching. Incredibly versatile, you can keep it in the family room to store TV remotes and keep them out of sight or use it in the bedroom to organize oversized baubles.

Buy: Cory Tie Dye Storage Box, $118.99 from Wayfair