Big Lots Is Selling a Stunning 4-Piece Bowl Set That Has an Uncanny Resemblance to a Pottery Barn Style 6x the Price

There’s nothing like leaning into a more beach-y , waterfront, millionaire vacationing in the Hamptons vibe for the summer—especially when it looks as stunning as Beyoncé in a scalloped white mini-dress a la Charo Ruiz . And while we can’t all be Beyoncé (she’s literally one of one), we do have the option to curate a similar vibe for the season, whether we change locations completely or simply update our home decor.

For decades, the coastal interior design aesthetic has been relegated to homes located in close proximity to water. But recent years have seen an infusion of the light and airy, saltwater-kissed style in design plans further away from the coast. Think: sun-bleached woods, nautical prints and patterns, and lots of beautiful blues and tans to evoke the ever-present tranquility of the beach. Best of all, the beach-y style has evolved to become more sophisticated and elegant, while also nodding heavily to the influences the style was born out of. Thankfully, we don’t have to drop millions of dollars on a waterfront property to incorporate the sun-kissed aesthetic into our homes. In fact, we may not even have to shell out more than the cost of lunch at Chipotle .

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If you haven’t already added Big Lots to your weekly shopping stops, their latest find might just change that for you. The budget-friendly retail chain just added a gorgeous 4-pack set of Blue and White Bowls by Home Essentials that bear an uncanny resemblance to a similar set from Pottery Barn .

These vibrant, beach-inspired bowls feature striped and polka-dotted fish shapes on the exterior, as well as striking striped and dotted patterns on the interior. Each elegantly crafted stoneware bowl clocks in at 7-inches in diameter, making it the perfect backdrop for a citrusy summer salad or a delicious plate of pasta .

To keep these bowls looking as beautiful as possible, it’s recommended to wash these by hand to ensure their stunning design stays chip and scratch free. Of course, better than their breathtaking look is the incredible price of just $12.99 for the set—which works out to about $3.25 per bowl. In contrast, the set from Pottery Barn costs a whopping $79, meaning you can get the same look at Big Lots for pennies on the dollar! With a savings that big, maybe being a millionaire in the Hamptons is on our bingo card after all.

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