6 Ways to Add Bright Yellow Hues to Your Home Décor

Brighten up your home year-round with these summer-inspired pieces.

By Debbie Williams • Posted July 29, 2025 at 12:17 p.m.

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Add some color to your home by bringing that summer sunshine inside. These six yellow home accents are sure to make your home feel warm no matter the season.

Retro Rays

This artwork gives off summer sunset vibes. 32” x 42” Retro Vibes Abstract Sun by Danhui Nai: $177.99 at Target, multiple area locations

yellow and white patterned vase — *Courtesy Home Depot*

Pop of Color

Add modern flair with this sophisticated yet functional stoneware vase. Liv & Skye 18-inch Yellow Stoneware Square Jar with Lid Decorative Vase: $85 at Home Depot, multiple area locations

yellow beaded mirror — *Courtesy Wayfair*

Mosaic Mir ror

Channel sunny days when you gaze into this handmade, embossed wall mirror. Maina Flat Wall Mirror by Mercer41: $169.99 at Wayfair

yellow plates with floral designs — *Courtesy 27 South*

Bright Bites

Liven up the table with these delicate floral stoneware plates. Hand-Stamped Stoneware Plate with Flowers: $9 each at 27 South, 18822 Woodburn Rd., Leesburg

lemon candle — *Courtesy The Urban Farmhouse*

Sunny Scent

With notes of lemon, mint, and honey, this candle smells like a sweet summer day. Lemon Tree Terrace Collection Candle: $48 at The Urban Farmhouse, 5140 Wilson Blvd., Arlington

yellow, orange, and teal floral rug — *Courtesy Macy’s*

Floor Décor

This cheery botanical rug can brighten any room. Nourison Home Allur 5’3” x 7’3” Area Rug: $279 at Macy’s, multiple area locations

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Debbie Williams

Senior Editor

Northern Virginia Magazine Senior Editor Debbie Williams is a George Mason University graduate and longtime NoVA resident. She has more than 20 years of experience writing and editing for a variety of nonprofit, lifestyle, and government publications, including for AARP.org and USA TODAY magazines.