You are checking the Target Daily Deals every day, right? Four different prices-slashed deals, all available for just one day only with free shipping? Of course you are.

But just in case you happened to forget to check today, they have—amongst other things—a Maui Flowers bed-in-a-bag set starting at just $37 for twin size. Get your order up to $50+ (either with the queen size set or by adding other items to your order) and you can click through this link here to activate a $5 off $50+ coupon, too.

But I do love a brightly-colored bed ensemble as an easy way to feel like you did a room makeover, for not a lot of cash. I suspect many a teen would feel the same way about this set, so go on—be the hero, and don’t tell her what it cost.

I absolutely adore these stylish and incredibly practical placemats. The subtle, pretty patterns are hand silk-screened on non-toxic silicone that can be wiped down after use. Yes, this means that these are good enough for company and for family meals where spills are common.

$22 each at LekkerHome.com

Touch the surface of this sleek 13-inch-high lamp to turn on a single, energy-efficient LED light bright enough to read by. The polished chrome arc is beautiful on the nightstand, and doubles as a work of art by day.

$74.85 at WowCoolStuff.com.

This 18.5-inch-long vase has eight slim glass tubes that let you deconstruct that fussy floral arrangement and revel in the pure beauty of each flower. The glass tubes sit in a rectangular base made of dark wood and accented with smooth, polished stones. Fill each with small branches of early-spring blossoms, a spray of colorful wildflowers, or even dried glasses or quirky-looking twigs.

$48 at Chiasso.com.

We all know that paperclips have a kazillion uses, but this one — 10 times larger than average and made out of heat-treated steel — hangs on your wall and holds your coat, scarf, purse, or even your magazines or files.

$12.99 each at ThinkGeek.

Need a great last-minute gift idea? Pair a pair of pretty champagne flutes with a bottle of your lovey’s favorite bubbly, and watch the sparks fly. Or head to your local gourmet store, stock up on a variety of chocolates, and have a blindfolded tasting party after the kids are in bed.

Luigi Bormioli “Atelier” Champagne flutes, $6.99 each at Bloomingdales.

For more great last-minute gift ideas, click through our slideshow: 10 gifts for someone you love.

Scatter a field of flowers or a flurry of dragonflies on any wall in your home. Designed by Marion Lanktree and sold by Umbra, the tiny sculptures have special snap-on connectors that allow you to hang them with just a thumbtack. The polypropylene blossoms come in a mix of five sizes, so you can arrange them any way you see fit. Choose from stark white, deep pink, black, kiwi green, or chrome; they’re perfect for a hallway, foyer, teen’s bedroom, or even a bathroom. The brushed-nickle dragonflies also come with several sizes in a set, and are striking by themselves or arranged around other artwork.

$21 for a set of 25 white, pink, black, kiwi colored flowers, 20 chrome flowers, or 20 brushed-nickle dragonflies at Umbra.com.

Leave the wintry weather outside and bring a burst of color to your front door with this gorgeous doormat by gardening gurus Smith & Hawken. The deep red coir rug is hand-woven and embellished with a filigree pattern reminiscent of wrought iron.

$19.99 at Target.

This sleek unit keeps your keys handy by literally holding on to them. No hooks to handle, and no more hunting around in a junk drawer for that lone luggage or bike-lock key or the spare to your neighbor’s house — just slide a single key into the holding slot and let the rest of the bunch hang.

$28 at Chiasso.

You’ve been looking at finding that perfect chair for the corner or a TV stand that isn’t collapsing in the middle (don’t laugh, I’ve been there). But most of us are hardly in a position to waltz into a fancy furniture store and pay what this stuff tends to cost, right now; on the other hand, who wants to buy cheap, crummy stuff?

The answer, of course, is The Home Decorators Outlet, where quality home furnishing overstocks go to be sold at rock-bottom prices. And through the end of October, you’ll get an extra $25 off your $150+ order, automatically.

It’s all the same stuff from the fancypants stores, at Recession-friendly prices. I love that you can browse by “Price Cuts,” too—I always start with the 80% off section. Of course.