Here Are The Best New Fall Pieces From Chip And Joanna Gaines’ Hearth & Hand With Magnolia Line at Target

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The Gaines super-duo and Target released their new fall collection this week and we love it. The new pieces for Hearth & Hand With Magnolia have a hand-crafted look that makes each item seem unique. There’s a focus on the tabletop and entertaining this season – and the affordable price points mean you can stock up guilt-free. We suggest that you not only stock up for yourself but also pick up a few extra goodies, which would make perfect hostess gifts for the holidays.

There are more than 600 pieces in the line. Here are the best of the Hearth & Hand With Magnolia products you’ll want this fall:

The new fall tabletop collection looks hand-crafted for a casual, inviting feel. All images: Target

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The pairing of warm wood tones and black forged iron are a stunning backdrop for your holiday baked goods.

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Cozy up your living room this fall with some plaid. The ottoman can double as a coffee table if you place a tray on top.

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An informal wine and cheese party can go next-level with these artisanal serving accessories.

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Add ambiance to your home with botanical-themed decor and a Hearth & Hand With Magnolia signature fragrance candle.

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Don’t forget to get your powder room ready this fall. Layer some striped, textured towels and add some whimsy to your powder room wall.

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This is just a small selection of the affordable collection. Which items will you be giving as holiday hostess gifts and which will you be adding to your home?

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