Jennifer Lawrence Just Joined Instagram! So We Found the Best ‘Hunger Games’ Decor at Dollar Tree
Bring a Katniss Everdeen-inspired look home for just a few dollars with these Dollar Tree treasures
In case you missed it, Jennifer Lawrence has officially joined Instagram in a hilarious way. The star of The Hunger Games (2012) and No Hard Feelings (2023) has decided to give the platform a chance under the handle @jlaw because “jenniferlawrence was taken,” according to her bio. But the addition of the actress to the social media platform—which the star has already threatened to quit—has everyone reminiscing about her journey as Katniss Everdeen.
With another prequel, The Hunger Games: Sunrise on the Reaping, set to hit theaters on November 20, The Hunger Games has everyone diving back into Panem. And to get that nostalgia fix, Dollar Tree is the place to shop. Learn more about what the film’s aesthetic is and how you can recreate it in honor of Jennifer Lawrence’s recent Instagram arrival.
What is ‘The Hunger Games’ aesthetic?

The aesthetic of The Hunger Games, based on Suzanne Collins’ best-selling series, can be divided into two very different worlds: the extravagant Capitol and the rugged Districts.
First, there’s the Capitol, where everything is futuristic, maximalist and designed to make a statement. Think bold colors like red, hot pink and gold, unexpected geometric shapes, glossy finishes and dramatic statement pieces. Nothing should feel subtle here—the look should be loud, glamorous and unapologetically over-the-top, much like the Capitol itself.
Then there’s District 12, where Katniss (Lawrence) lives. The aesthetic is almost the complete opposite: dark, earthy and rugged, with a palette of black, stark gray, forest green and brown. Raw wood, weathered textures, homespun fabrics and rustic elements help create a space that feels cozy and lived-in but also humble and hard-worn. It should feel warm and comforting at first glance, with an underlying sense of the harsh, unforgiving world beyond its walls.
Dollar Tree’s ‘Hunger Games’ aesthetic
Gray dinnerware

For the District 12 look within The Hunger Games aesthetic, it makes sense to start out with a gray dinnerware to set the vibe. These dinner plates are perfect for the look and can be purchased in two sizes, along with bowls and coffee mugs to match.
The dishes are available in 10.5 and 7.5 inches, along with 6 inch bowls and 12 ounce mugs. Each piece from this collection costs $1.50, so you won’t have to overspend on the products.
Many shoppers enjoy the products, with one review of the bowls reading, “Love these! Best salad bowls! Very solid and great quality!”
Rustic mirrors

Nothing says District 12 quite like these rustic mirrors from Dollar Tree. The plastic, antique-styled mirrors have a raw, rustic quality, thanks to their faded gold and silver color. The 9.5 inch mirrors are available in six unique designs and only cost $1.25 each. Grab the mirrors to sell that Hunger Games feel and add a unique piece of decor to your space.
“I could not be happier with the mirrors,” one review reads. “Yes, they are plastic but you would never know hanging up they look like a much more expensive mirror. I have seen something similar for $10 a piece so this was a bargain.”
Geometric candles

If you’re leaning more towards the maximalist look of The Capitol, you may want to pick up one of these geometric shaped jar candles. Featuring a uniquely shaped glass jar that resembles the quirky geometrics of The Capitol, these candles are the perfect addition for the aesthetic. There are three scents in three different colors to choose from: apple cinnamon in red, eucalyptus in green and vanilla in yellow. Each candle goes for $1.25, so on top of matching the aesthetic, you can redecorate on a budget.
Red taper candles

The bright red taper candles also have a very Capitol feel to them, as well as something you might find in District 12 considering the lack of electrical power. The color is one that works well for a Capitol aesthetic, as they often utilized vibrant hues in their space, showcasing the power they held over the dark and gloomy look of the districts. This two-pack of red taper candles costs $1.25, so grab yours now while they’re still in stock.
Check out your local Dollar Tree for these Hunger Games-inspired finds—whether you prefer the look of the districts or the Capitol—for $1.50 or less!
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