#labor-day-sale

#labor-day-sale

Forecasts may be cooling down, but Labor Day sales are heating up fast. Plenty of stores are dropping deals ahead of the long weekend, but I'd recommend making Pottery Barn your first stop. The high-end home retailer is offering up to 60% off tons of its most popular furniture and decor for Labor Day (additional discounts may pop up, too!)- which is kind of a big deal because Pottery Barn pieces, while exceptionally made, are pricey (but worth it) investments.

No matter what's on your Labor Day itinerary, you should carve out some time to shop and save on travel essentials at Target. The retailer's Labor Day sale features comfortable clothing, sneakers, crossbody bags, luggage, and more for up to 81 percent off. It's the perfect opportunity to stock up on items you'll need for your next vacation, but don't wait too long to shop.

The West Elm Labor Day Sale is now live, with up to 60% off furniture, rugs, planters, and more, plus an additional 20% off clearance items (no code necessary).

This just in: All your wish-listed furniture and decor just got a little more accessible with Lulu and Georgia's Labor Day sale. As big fans of the brand, we're delighted to see a plethora of their area rugs, accent chairs, and outdoor furniture are up to 25% off sitewide through September 2, with an extra 20% off sale to sweeten the pot for true deal hunters. In the spirit of maximum savings,

Now, you might initially turn your nose up at the thought of a Murphy bed. After all, they have a reputation for being a little bit quirky, and, in some cases, even rickety. But that's not always the case. As is true of any piece of furniture, you get what you pay for. That is, of course, unless you happen to catch a top-tier Labor Day deal at Lori Beds, in which case you can get a dreamy, stylish murphy bed for 25% off during the brand's Labor Day weekend sale.

In the world of office chairs, for the last five years the New York-based Branch has made a name for itself by offering beautifully designed office chairs without eye-watering prices. And for its Labor Day sale, Branch is rolling prices back by 10% on all chairs, or 15% off (plus 'a gift') on bundle purchases. But why should you care? Well, since testing and reviewing the best ergonomic chairs since the great Work From Home wave of 2020, I've found the chairs that Branch releases to be real highlights.

The number of companies creating DTC kitchen equipment has exploded in the last 10 years, and after trying dozens and dozens of items from a whole range of them, I can confidently say that their performance is all over the place. But one of the most consistently good of all the brand's we've tried has been Made In. The Austin-based company has gone beyond the normal "brand name quality, wholesale prices" pitch used by many Instagram-friendly brands and actually become a reliable presence in restaurant kitchens around the country.