A homeowner's dream is underway — Wayfair's massive 4th of July sale just dropped! There's so much to shop for, it can quickly become overwhelming. Fear not! I'm an interior designer and I'm here to help you navigate some of the best deals on the most trendsetting items you can find on the site, which is chock full of amazing products, btw.
Wayfair is one of my go-to's for quick (and always free!) shipping on hundreds of brands. Right now you can score big discounts on everything from basics like comfortable mattresses to sleek sectionals. If you want to see all the brand has to offer this holiday weekend, click here. Meanwhile, my designer's eye has curated some gems that are sure to spruce up your home... check 'em out.
Renovations are much more costly at the moment, what with the supply chain issues and the surge on shipping costs. That's what makes this vanity such an incredible bargain. Wayfair is offering 60% off this classically styled bath vanity that's packed with storage space, thanks to eight drawers and a cabinet (with a shelf). That means you can get organized and upgrade the look of your bathroom, without the cost of a full reno. Natural elements are always preferred, and the Carrera marble top that accompanies this cabinet would have been my first choice if I was building this custom. My pick is the fresh white, but other colors are available.
Says a high-rater in love, "Beautiful!!! Love it!! Love all the drawers and storage space."
Grab this vanity before it runs out — with a savings of over $1,000, this piece is sure to go quickly.
Another opportunity to upgrade something tired — consider a new mattress so you won't be. The first name in mattresses, Sealy, delivers with this 12-inch memory foam, medium-firm winner. It garners high ratings at 4.7 stars, and you can sleep well knowing you also got an awesome deal on this form-fitting wonder since you'll be saving a whopping 70%. It's got everything you want: cooling gel foam and a breathable cover, plus it's adjustable bed compatible.
Says a thrilled shopper, "I am the pickiest mattress shopper on the planet. This mattress is hands-down the best quality for the least price. The 'plush' firmness is supportive and cooling. There is no sinking, sagging or loss of support. I love it so much I’m buying a second one for the guest room. You won’t regret it!!!"
I'm always on the hunt for petite scale chairs for those smaller sized living rooms, and this little gem fits the bill. I love blending in some mid-century style, and this Ronaldo chair would make a great addition to any living room, bedroom or den.
Get a pair to round out your conversation area, or one to create a reading nook in your bedroom. The light wood evokes a bit of boho or naturalist style, making this a unique find. The taupe fabric is a sought after neutral. Another designer echos my sentiments in her review, "Very comfortable and unique chair for my client's living room addition. Works great with a small wooden drink table on a side."
I get a fair amount of requests for recliners from my clients, and I must admit, it can be a struggle to fulfill my mantra, which is to find the perfect mix of form and function. While comfortable, recliners can be bulky and unattractive, with its lumps of pillowy pleather all stuck together creating a veritable Michelin Man in your living space. To find a sleek enough piece that fits into a floor plan is a challenge, so I was thrilled to find this one at less than 29 inches wide. It's handsome too, with its classic nailheads, wing chair vibes and rich green leather.
I'm calling all offices, dens and studies: You need this chair. Reasonable at its original price of $1,899, score 65% off this chair that invites you to take a load off. Paying only $660 will be a load off your mind, as well.
Says a convert, "This chair is perfect, it makes the room. When I purchased I wasn’t sure this would be the most comfortable place to sit, but it’s the perfect chair to cuddle up into with your morning coffee."
Perfect for a breakfast nook, eat in kitchen, or apartment/condo living, this 48 inch round table by Mercury Row fits up to six, while impressing everyone with its mod style. The walnut stained solid oak is the star here, the wood grain creating a mitred pinwheel on its surface. The pedestal base allows for leg room. Save a cool 40% on this popular piece for the 4th of July!
Says a happy customer, "We love the table. Adds an updated/modern look to our home. Large enough to seat 5 or 6 but we will use it mostly for 4. Delivery was on time and professional. Putting it together was easy. Well made and feels solid with a nice smooth finish on top."
Upgrade your kitchen island — or that fun bar in your basement that came with your mid-century split level ranch — with these comfortable stools that seem to blend with any style from boho to industrial. The cup seat provides a comfortable back, and the vegan leather looks and feels like the real thing.
You may have seen this style bar stool before, but have you seen this price? The set of two is 30% off right now. You can't beat $104 a stool along with free shipping. Says another happy designer, "These stools are fantastic. Just as pictured. Stylish and sleek for an unbeatable price."
This petite sectional is 89 inches wide, and comes with a reversible chaise; just switch the ottoman and flip the cushion and it works on either side. The track arm, mid-century legs and low profile give this sofa a sleek and sexy style that blends with every decor. I've chosen this classic off-white, as it's sure to brighten up your living space and lends to the neutrals that are on trend. Don't be scared — this fabric is pet and family friendly, and it boasts commercial grade durability (order free fabric samples to see for yourself). Add some throw pillows for a pop of color, pattern or texture. Save nearly 40% on this treasure!
Says a fan, "Super comfy, great deal! Also, fits in my not so large apartment, which is great"
The reviews quoted above reflect the most recent versions at the time of publication.
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