Kelly Clarkson's textured pieces are the secret to a well-curated, cozy living space – our favorite picks start at only $32.99 (for a limited time)

The singer's Wayfair collection is a firm favorite among H&G's celebrity style team – her best and most versatile pieces are textured and visually pleasing

kelly clarkson in her living room for her NYC wayfair collection
(Image credit: Wayfair)

Here at H&G, we've been scouring the internet for the best interiors and homeware deals over the Black Friday and Cyber Monday weekend. Naturally, Wayfair is one of our go-to spots to shop, with thousands of products available to browse.

On the celeb team, we are big fans of Kelly Clarkson's collaboration with the brand, which includes a recently released New York-inspired collection.

Fortunately, much of the line is up to 80% off during this sale period, and we had a field day browsing through the discounted items of the singer and TV show host's line. The pieces we landed on all had one thing in common: texture.

With many of the pieces taking a modern, minimalist approach, texture is crucial to keeping homewares visually interesting. Neutral color schemes and sleek silhouettes are certainly appealing, but matte textures can leave spaces feeling flat.

For example, the jute rug by Clarkson comes in an adaptable beige shade, but its subtle texture keeps it engaging. Additionally, there are some noteworthy velvet pieces, such as an orange ottoman pouf (it's true, the '70s are back), along with a deep purple desk chair that is suited for royalty.

Below, we have rounded up our top textured picks from Kelly Clarkson's Wayfair collection, ranging in price from $32.99 and up. Act fact, these deals are among the best Black Friday homes deals, and consequently, they won't last long.


Hannah Ziegler
News Editor

Hannah is Homes & Gardens’ News Editor, with a focus on celebrity style and entertainment content. She got her start in media as a digital editorial assistant at ELLE Canada, and has since written about lifestyle and culture for publications such as Nylon and i-D.

Her love of film is rivalled only by one with a great soundtrack, and she hopes to someday decorate a Nancy Meyers-worthy kitchen.