If WFH life has left you with a burning desire to change everything about your home, now’s the time to take action. Wayfair’s annual Way Day sale is here, with prices so nice you don’t have to give a second thought to getting a new home office chair…or string lights for the patio…or maybe even a new sectional. For the next 48 hours you can score discounts of up to 80% on almost every category you can think of: office, living, and dining room furniture; cookware; rugs; desk and standing lamps; small electronics and appliances; and storage solutions. You can even find items like bedding, throw pillows, and planters at deep discounts. And to sweeten the deal, everything (yes, everything) ships for free.
Here are some of our favorite sale items—and sneak peeks of the discounts you can get across all of Wayfair’s affiliate brands, which include Allmodern, Joss & Main, and Birch Lane.
Office furniture prices are starting at $75 during this sale with discounts of up to 65% on allJoss & Main Way Day items. If you’re looking for an office chair upgrade (I can’t believe you’ve made it this long without one), theSophia Leather Conference Chair($439, regularly $623) is as stately as they come—without looking like it belongs in a conference room. We love the rich coloring of the genuine leather upholstery and the natural wood accents that give it a homey look. Even more affordable is theInessa Task Chair, which has a similarly warm look (thanks to faux leather), but costs a mere $103 (regularly $170). And if you really want to save, try this basicMesh Task Chair, which costs just $70 and comes in a rainbow of colors.
A sectional couch isn’t a purchase that you make on a whim. But if you are in the market for a remarkable deal on one that looks even more luxe than the original price tag would suggest, then you can’t go wrong with theVincent Sectional($1,500, regularly $2,428). The upholstered lightweight velvet comes in three rich hues that look and feel cozy year-round. Plus, the cushions and covers are removable for easy cleanups when inevitable messes happen. All other living room seating in the Way Day sale is currently marked up to 70% off.
With seven different upholstery colors and two leg colors to choose from, theCanterbury Armchairis possibly the most customizable, affordable modern armchair I’ve come across in my many years sifting through the internet. It’s a gorgeous chair, and the price is more than right: $377, marked down from $1,147 (that’s a savings of 67%).
A bagless, cordless, handy little robo-vacuum that cleans up after you and yours (four-legged and two-legged) usually runs $700 or more. This highly ratedrobotic vacuumfrom bObsweep is currently marked down 66% to $225. And this little robot does more than just vacuum—it mops, too. The time you spend every week cleaning just got cut in half.
If you’ve never seen the all-powerful transforming abilities of wallpaper, now’s the time to experiment. This botanical beauty will easily turn that blah wall in your favorite Zoom nook into an absolute looker—or brighten up a powder room or bedroom accent wall. And at $1.78 per square foot, you don’t have much to lose.
Admit it, framed photos and prints are something that you want more of, but it’s a hassle (and an expense) to buy frames. That’s why—whether you have art you want to frame now or not—it’s always a good idea to buy frames in bulk. That way, all of your frames match and you can get a good deal on them. Thisset of wooden frames(with near-perfect reviews) includes seven frames (with mats!) in three different sizes—and it’s marked down 52% to a wallet-friendly price of $48.
Friends of mine recently upgraded to an induction range—but with their newfound fast cooktop heating and superb simmering abilities came the difficulty of finding affordable, high-quality induction-compatible cookware. For anyone else facing a similar problem, I introduce the one-stop solution. TheOneida 10-Piece Hammered Cookware Set($300, regularly $385) is induction-safe, PTFE- and PFOA-free, dishwasher-safe, and complete with all the skillets, saucepans, and stock pots you could possibly need.
Look, no one wants to spend $80 on a trash can. But then again, no one wants to look at (or deal with) basic, less-than-decent plastic bins. Now you can have the mess-free, never-looks-trashy trash can for a fraction of the normal cost. ThisStainless Steel Motion Sensor Trash Canis a whopping 33% off now ($52, regularly $80).
Long story long, there are thousands of deals (from fake holiday trees and bar sets to desk lamps and Weber grills) that are marked down and ready to make their way to your cart—and your home. Shop the entire (overwhelming, exciting) sale here.
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