HomeGoods Is Bringing Back This Beloved 175-Year-Old Decor Trend for the Holidays (I’m Grabbing a Whole Set!)

The High Victorian Gothic era boasts bold, contrasting hues and dramatic architecture. It peaked in Europe in the mid-1800s and was characterized by pointed arches, stone columns, and intricate window tracery. Like many vintage styles, the bold contrasts and aesthetics of this period continue to resurface in modern decor.

On your next visit to HomeGoods, you may spot a set of Victorian Gothic-esque plates decked out in this ornate style if you’re lucky. Shoppers posting their hauls on TikTok are especially enamored with the delicate yet bold designs on these plates tucked away in the kitchenware aisle. 

The plates, which come in green and brown, according to TikToker Kayla Seah’s (@kaylaseah) video, feature an array of intricate designs, including floral touches, a bridge with arched structures, clustered stone columns, and a towered building with window tracery. If you weren’t familiar with High Victorian Gothic style before, these plate designs are a great introduction to it.

The HomeGoods dishes aren’t available online, but you can take a look in your nearest location to see if they have any left.

You may want to go soon because shoppers are loving these dishes. In Seah’s TikTok video detailing the dinnerware, one person commented on this post, saying, “The plates are stunners!” while another user called out, “Ahh, so good! I gotta go now.”

If you can’t find this gem at HomeGoods, try T.J. Maxx’s website, where you can find plates with similar Victorian vibes. The brand’s Tonquin set comes with four dishes for $29.99. They’re navy blue and white and boast intricate patterns and designs from this vintage era.

These plates embrace a vintage aesthetic and move away from traditional holiday colors and patterns, and they make a gorgeous addition to your festive dinner spread.

Buy: Set Of 4 Tonquin Dinner Plates, $29.99