The Best of the Fourth of July Sales Include $165 off an Anthropologie Mirror and $174 off West Elm Dining Chairs
It's almost time for America's birthday, and we're celebrating by treating ourselves to a slew of new home decor from retailers like West Elm, Pottery Barn, and more.
Hamburgers, hot dogs, and ... home decor sales? That's right, the Fourth of July is almost here, which means it's time to celebrate America the best way we know how: buying furniture and homeware at a discount.
All of the best home decor brands are offering fabulous markdowns on everything from chairs to candles to credenzas, and we've put in the hours finding the strongest deals on the most stylish products. Below, find our favorite picks from A+ retailers Anthropologie, West Elm, Serena & Lily, Pottery Barn, Wayfair, and Walmart — all six of which launched their sales last week ... so you need to get moving before it's all picked over!
Besides, the fireworks will look so much better if you watch them from a brand-new couch.
(Hoping for red, white, and blue decor specifically? We have you covered there, too. Check out style editor Julia Demer's edit of chic Fourth of July table decor next).
Anthropologie
30% off
Price: $33.60
Was: $48
The Faye pitcher, now over $12 off, is a top-rated buy that captures the viral Garden Girl aesthetic perfectly. Ideal for a pitcher of crisp lemonade and a meal spent outside.
30% off
Price: $383.60 (3')
Was: $548
By now, we're sure you've heard of the Primrose, Anthropologie's TikTok-viral antique mirror that's in stock one day and gone the next. So buy it now if you can — before everyone realizes it's almost $200 off.
20% off
Price: $27.20
Was: $34
Bright, playful, and unlike its counterparts (or should I say counterpots ...), this lemony yellow is the pop of color your garden is missing. And customers love it.
Serena & Lily
25% off
Price: $448
Was: $598
If we have anything to say about it rattan will never go out of style. And nowhere employs the coastal, beachy material better than Serena & Lily. Its whole product line boasts a uniquely American charm, but the Salinas might just take the cake (especially now that it's 25% off).
40% off
Price: $478
Was: $798
It's certainly not the cheapest piece on this round-up, sure, but the amazing 40% discount was too good to pass up. Consider this bone inlay mirror an investment piece, something you can move from bedroom to bathroom to entryway for years to come.
34% off
Price: $198
Was: $298
It's just a table lamp, but the Como Petite has itself a viral following. If you count yourself among its ranks, there might be no better time to buy one than right now. It's $100 off ... and this dark honey ceramic base is so rich and enticing.
Pottery Barn
52% off
Price: $39.49
Was: $82
At regular price, the rose-colored, beautifully textured Marline pillow costs $82 should you buy it with the down feather insert. This Fourth of July weekend? Just $40. Need we say more?
60% off
Price: $19.50 for 4
Was: $49
Pottery Barn's dreamy, Amalficore collab with designer Monique Lhuillier was a Livingetc reader favorite when the new collection launched back in April. Not only do these textured, crystal-like wine glasses embody the spirit of a seaside meal, but at $20 for four, they're now just $5 a piece.
60% off
Price: $16 for 4
Was: $40 for 4
No dreary tablescapes here — this summer, we're playing with color, especially if you can snag these cotton napkins at such a steep discount. $16 for four.
West Elm
40% off
Price: $179.40
Was: $299
A cheap coffee table is easy to find; a well-made but affordable option is a little more difficult. West Elm solves that problem instantly with the Willow Round Coffee Table in the Cerused White colorway, now 40% off (and under $200) for the Fourth.
58% off
Price: $125.99 with code JULY4
Was: $299
"The deal on this chair stopped me in my tracks," says style editor Brigid Kennedy. "Not only is the design inherently West Elm, clean and modern, but it's just $125 right now — it truly doesn't get any better than that. Run, don't walk!"
10% off
Price: $499
Was: $549
Though it's admittedly on the expensive side, this mid-century side table is a West Elm best-seller. And who doesn't like a best-seller at a markdown?
Walmart
45% off
Price: $104.89
Was: $189.99
You may have seen our write-up of the viral Amazon Adirondack chair a few months ago ... and while this foldable Walmart option isn't that, it looks just as convenient (and available in a total of 17 different colors!).
70% off
Price: $59.99
Was: $199
As decor, mirrors make a space look bigger; they are rarely a bad idea. Dress up the empty corner in your home with this arched full-length option, currently $140 off (plus a 4.6/5-star rating)!
65% off
Price: $69.99
Was: $199.99
Although it's not home decor, the deal on this 17-piece pot and pan set was too good to pass up. $130 off sage green non-stick cookware with detachable handles? It would be criminal if we didn't tell you about it.
When will the Fourth of July sales begin?
Most are already live and will likely run through Sunday, July 7th — but don't wait to shop. If you want to get the best deals on the most stylish pieces, start adding to cart now.
After Fourth of July, when is the next big sale period?
Individual brands can, of course, launch sales at any time — but the next big US retail holiday will be Labor Day Weekend, which runs this year from August 30 to September 2nd. In addition to deals on home decor and furniture, LDW is traditionally a great time to buy a mattress, as well.
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Brigid Kennedy is a Style Editor at Livingetc.com, where she scours the internet for the best and most stylish deals on home decor and more. After earning a degree from the S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications, she spent the first 2.5 years of her journalism career covering U.S. politics and culture at TheWeek.com. She describes her design style as colorful and clean, and in her free time enjoys reading, watching movies, and curating impossibly niche playlists on Spotify. She recently relocated from Manhattan to Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, where she's decorating and DIYing a new home downtown.
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