Valentine's Day is around the corner, and with it, we are brainstorming ways to upgrade our spaces without breaking the bank. Enter: Martha Stewart's Amazon storefront, which features an assortment of home goods that are perfect for V-Day and beyond.
One of the most clearly Valentine's-coded picks is the pink, heart-shaped Dutch oven, which is just as functional as it is decorative (and at a very reasonable price of $55). There are also some gorgeous hobnail glasses, perfect for champagne or wine, while the tumblers are excellent for everyday beverages.
Meanwhile, if you're looking to invest in a new dish set, this gold-rimmed, pink and white porcelain set is both scratch- and chip-resistant, making it a worthwhile investment at only $70. Finally, this red and white waffle tea towel set is the perfect upgrade, and its colorway is appropriate for year-round use.
Whether you're celebrating Valentine's Day with a cozy night in or just want to infuse your space with some pinks and reds during the winter season, Martha's collection is a fantastic one-stop V-Day shop.
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Nothing says Valentine's Day like heart-shaped decor, and this Dutch oven is perhaps the ultimate pick for the holiday.
Between the goblet silhouette and the hobnail finish, these glasses are perfect for a Valentine's Day cocktail (and would look gorgeous on a bar cart all year round).
Elegant and playful all at once, this set comes with four 10.5-inch dinner plates, four 7.6-inch dessert plates, and four 5.5-inch cereal bowls.
Bring spring to your table early with this floral 12-piece set, which would look fabulous with some pink napkins and silver cutlery.
A tea towel refresh is always a good idea, and this waffle pack of red and white towels would look fantastic all year round.
Love the goblets but want something a little more versatile? These pink tumblers come in the same hobnail glass finish and are perfect for everyday beverages.
'What makes Martha Stewart’s Valentine’s Day picks feel so chic is that the color palette is restrained and intentional,' comments Megan Slack, the head of Celebrity Style at Homes & Gardens.
'The pinks lean soft and dusty rather than sugary, and the reds feel classic instead of novelty. They’re romantic without being literal, which makes every piece feel wearable in a home long after February 14.'
Valentine’s Day may be the reason to shop, but Martha Stewart’s collection shows these pieces are worth keeping long after the holiday. With a color palette that feels soft rather than saccharine and designs that prioritize both function and beauty, each item achieves a balance between festive and timeless.
Whether you are setting the table for a cozy dinner, refreshing your kitchen for winter, or adding a touch of warmth and color to your space, these elevated essentials feel considered, practical, and enduring, making them the perfect long-term home upgrades. I promise, Valentine’s decor has never felt quite so grown up.
