Target Is Selling Gorgeous Glazed Stoneware Dinner Plates Similar to a Pottery Barn Style for Just $6 and Fans Can't Stop Raving About Them
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For many people, Target is a true dream come true. A glorious wonderland of clothes, sandals, novelty cups and more, there's truly nothing that you can't find at your local Target. And we're not complaining one bit.
While everyone has their list of personal faves that they head to the store for, if you're one that needs to refresh your kitchen space this spring, the big box retailer is one of the first stops you should make. The reason? You can grab some stylish picks at surprisingly affordable prices. If you're not quite convinced by that last statement, however, allow me to introduce you to our latest obsession: the Hearth & Hand with Magnolia Stoneware Reactive Glaze Dinner Plate.
Available in a stunning gray colorway, this round dinner plate adds a sophisticated and elegant touch to any tablescape and does it on a shockingly low budget. Each 10.5-inch stoneware plate offers up a glazed finish and a unique raised rim that elevates its look to new heights, all while being both microwave and dishwasher safe.
Of course, something this gorgeous deserves an expensive price tag, correct? After all, Pottery Barn sells a 12-piece set that looks similar for $129, so you can expect something similar at Target, right? Well, at Target, you can nab one of these plates for $5.99. And, what's even better is you can grab a 4-pack for just $23.99, meaning if you wanted to grab 12 plates, you'd still pay less than what you'd get at PB. No, that's not a typo. These exquisite-looking dinner plates can be yours for less than $10 each or less than $30 for a full set. Talk about a deal.
While on your next trip to Target to grab these though, don't forget to stop by the Bullseye Playground to get your hands on the $5 mesh tote bags that are just too cute to pass up.
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