Shea McGee is used to designing extra-large ranch homes and spacious mountainside retreats. So when her husband and Studio McGee cofounder, Syd, surprised her with a run-down vintage Airstream, she felt a little out of her element. “All of my normal dimensions went out the window,” says Shea. Syd had sought the help of a local Utah Airstream renovation company to track down a van that was big enough for the couple and their three daughters—they happened across the perfect one in Idaho. The camper had been abandoned in someone’s yard, and its mere 180-square-foot interior was in a dire state. 

While the design obstacles piled up, Shea was unwilling to compromise on certain elements of comfort, like central AC, a functional kitchen (boat-grade fridge-freezer included), a walk-in shower, and a queen-size bed. Ahead, the designer shares how she packed plenty of style into her smallest reno yet. 

Be Light on Your Feet

Shea is used to shopping for sturdy, durable, heavy natural stones and woods for her residential projects, but an Airstream requires the exact opposite. “Everything needs to be lightweight,” she notes. When the camper is in motion on the highway, everything inside shakes as if it’s experiencing an earthquake, which means all the stuff has to be a little bit flexible so it doesn’t snap mid-drive. Exhibit A: While the floor looks like vinyl planks, it’s actually a plastic sheeting with a wood design printed on it.

Feast, Then Sleep

The McGee children’s favorite job come nighttime is pushing the button that lowers the walnut dining table. The surface is set on a motorized stand that allows it to become level with the U-shaped banquette. The next step? Grabbing an extra cushion and—voilà!—you’ve got an extra-large bed that comfortably sleeps three kiddos. Shea took advantage of the space underneath the bench by decking it out with drawers for clothes storage.

Take the Spa on the Road

As you make your way toward the back of the Airstream, you’ll find a bathroom with a marble-tiled walk-in shower—yes, you read that right. “I really wanted marble,” insists Shea. She knew the Airstream had strict weight limitations, so she ran the numbers and compromised on the aforementioned flooring and plywood cabinetry. Still, the stone-covered shower couldn’t stand on its own, it needed something to balance it on the other side of the vehicle. Cue the Caesarstone vanity countertop. 

Defy the Layout and Lighting Tropes

Shea took every other opportunity she could to make the teeny home-on-wheels feel high-end. This included brass light fixtures from Visual Comfort and a queen-size bed that faces the rear. “A lot of RVs have a bed that’s turned to the side, so you can only get in on one end. I didn’t like the look,” she says. Someone also recommended going with a full—she said no way. The headboard is made out of superthin wood, wrapped in foam, and affixed to the end of the trailer. 

A good night’s rest is essential after a day with the McGees’ mobile. The family fills their afternoons with hiking to get everyone’s energy out after sitting in the trailer, followed by campfire meals and s’mores. “We set up the beds and go to sleep, and then hope everyone stays asleep,” Shea says with a laugh. 

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If you still have the image of Monica Geller from Friends in mind when you think of Courteney Cox, you’re mostly on the right track. The actor is known for being pretty obsessed with cleanliness in real life, so much so that she launched a line of home fragrances and cleaning products last year. But unlike her beloved character, Cox isn’t as much of a control freak. “I’m not a minimalist,” she says. “I like my home to feel inviting and cozy.” In fact, she’s amassed an impressive collection of vintage pieces and just partnered with Chairish to sell several of them on the site. 

As for what you can expect from Cox’s curation, there’s a bit of everything, from Art Deco items to mid-century finds to globally sourced pieces. “My taste is ever-changing, but there are certain fundamentals I’m always attracted to: pieces with texture and beautiful craftsmanship but also with a unique history,” she shares. Her favorites are going fast, but we’ve rounded up a few that are still up for grabs. 

Soft Landing

Vintage Mohair Pillow, Chairish ($225)

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Use this chocolatey mohair throw to prop you up on the sofa after a long day or upgrade your sleep setup; either way, it’s bound to infuse a dose of character to any space.

Roaring Good Time

Cast Iron Lamp With Art Deco Base, Chairish ($250)

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One part industrial, one part Great Gatsby, this cast-iron lamp from the early 20th century isn’t just functional, it’s a statement piece on any desk thanks to its Art Deco base. 

Three’s Company

Vintage Italian Wood Inlay Cube, Chairish ($600)

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There are three of these wood-inlay cubes in Cox’s collection. At $600 a pop, even one is a splurge, but the Italian-made chevron design definitely makes a statement as a trio. 

Off the—Er, Her—Shelf 

Vintage French Bookshelf, Chairish ($2,100)

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This vintage French bookshelf is one of Cox’s personal favorites. The five-tier cherrywood unit lived in her bedroom for years and now it can live in yours.

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We’re usually of the mindset that any time is a good time to snag a steep discount on our favorite mattresses, pillows, and sheet sets, but brands definitely save the steepest discounts for the holiday weekends. Presidents’ Day, Memorial Day, and Fourth of July all prove it. And with Labor Day barreling toward us, we’ve caught wind of sitewide price slashes and exclusive promo codes trickling in. We’re taking it as a sign to keep tabs on the best bedding sales, all neatly organized in alphabetical order, below. The plan is to add to our list of favorites as more promotions pop up.  So go ahead, clear out room in your linen closet for a refresh.

• Avocado: 10% Off Select Mattresses
• Bear Mattress: 35% Off Sitewide
• Brentwood Home: Up to $240 Off Select Mattresses
• Buffy: 20% Off Select Items
• The Company Store: Up to 30% Off Sitewide 
• Coyuchi: Up to 40% Off Select Items
• Cozy Earth: Up to 25% Off Sitewide 
• Dreamcloud: 40% Off All Mattresses 
• Essentia: 20% Off Select Mattresses 
• Nectar: 33% Off Sitewide
• Purple: $400 Off Select Mattresses 
• Saatva: 15% Off Orders of $1,000 or More 
• Serena & Lily: Up to 70% Off Sale Bedding
• Sheet Society: Up to 50% Off Select Styles
• Sijo Home: Up to 30% Off Select Styles
• Sleep Number: Up to 50% Off Select Mattresses 
• Tuft & Needle: Up to 35% Off Legacy Original Mattresses
• Wayfair: Up to 65% Off Mattresses

The Best Bedding Deals on Mattresses, Pillows, and More

Full/Queen Reversible Linen Duvet, Buffy ($199 was $249)

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Queen Green Mattress, Avocado ($1,599 was $1,999)

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Silk Pillow, Cozy Earth ($239 was $299)

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Premier Queen Mattress, Nectar ($999 was $1,499)

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10% Off Select Mattresses at Avocado

Through September 5, take 10% off select mattresses, toppers, and pillows with the code LABORDAY. Plus you can save even more—up to $880—if you opt for the GOTS-certified organic mattresses. Or, take 30% off the latex mattresses, with the only caveat that it’s final sale; all other Avocado mattresses ship with a 365-night free trial. We recommend going for the Green, which is personally lauded by our digital director as making her “sweet dreams even sweeter.” Or, enjoy 20% off bedding and mattress protectors. 

35% Off Sitewide at Bear Mattress

Bear Mattress is offering a sitewide 35% off discount while supplies last, no code needed. Plus if you purchase a mattress, you’ll receive up to $400 worth of free sleep accessories. Each of these beds is Greenguard Gold certified, made in the U.S., and can be taken for a 120-night risk-free trial run. 

Up to $240 Off Select Mattresses at Brentwood Home

Through September 11, Brentwood Home’s entire site is 10% off with the code LABORDAY. You can save nearly $240 on its budget-friendly hybrid and foam mattresses, too. 

Up to 20% Off Select Items at Buffy 

Buffy’s cool (literally) bestsellers, from sheets to comforters, are all up to 20% off this month during its Back-to-School Sale. 

Up to 30% Off Sitewide at The Company Store

During its Semi-Annual Sale, happening through September 24, you can save up to 30% on a range of bestsellers at the Company Store, from comforters to sheet sets. 

Up to 40% Off Select Items at Coyuchi

The sale section of our go-to brand for organic bedding, Coyuchi, is always worth perusing. We noticed that its clearance linens, comforters, blankets, quilts, sheet sets, duvet covers, and more are up to 40% off.  

35% Off Sitewide at Cozy Earth

Cozy Earth’s Semi-Annual Sale is still going strong (and will be through August 21), which means you can save anywhere from 20% to 25% off sitewide. Go ahead and splurge on its silk-filled offerings—including our associate shopping editor’s favorite pillow!—and soft-to-the-touch bamboo sheets. 

40% Off All Mattresses at DreamCloud

All of DreamCloud’s mattresses—the brand behind one of our favorite beds for side sleepers—are 40% off. 

20% Off Select Mattresses at Essentia

Through August 15, you can take advantage of 20% off Essentia’s Tatami, Stratami, Classic REM5, and Dormeuse REM9 mattresses.

33% Off Sitewide at Nectar

Our go-to budget buy when it comes to affordable memory foam mattresses, Nectar’s sleeping foundations are even more affordable right now. Everything is up to 33% off, which knocks mattresses down to as low as $359. But hurry, this sale is in its final hours.

$400 Off Select Mattresses at Purple 

For a limited time, you can save $400 on the Purple or Purple Plus mattress. 

15% Off at Saatva

There are still deals to be had over at Saatva—you can take 15% off orders of $1,000 or more. 

Up to 70% Off Sale Bedding at Serena & Lily

Serena & Lily’s Warehouse Sale means up to 70% off items in the clearance section, no code required. Stock up on soft mohair throws, our favorite pajamas, diamond-stitched quilts, and more.

Up to 50% Off Select Styles at Sheet Society

While we haven’t seen Labor Day sales at Sheet Society yet, we did discover that the sale section has styles up to 50% off.  

Up to 30% Off Select Styles at Sijo Home

If you’re a hot sleeper, you’ll want to take advantage of Sijo Home’s last-chance section—several iterations of its cool-to-the-touch linen or airy eucalyptus sheet sets are 30% off. Note that all sales are final.

Up to 50% Off Select Mattresses at Sleep Number

There are a lot of discounts over at Sleep Number worth scoping out through September 11: The Sleep Number 360  Limited Edition smart bed is 50% off; the next-gen Sleep Number c2 smart bed is only $999; and the Sleep Number Climate360 smart bed is $1,000 off. Plus pillows are buy one, get one 50% off. 

Up to 34% Off Legacy Original Mattresses at Tuft & Needle

From discounted pillows and sheets to up to 34% off the Legacy original mattresses, there are all kinds of savings to be had at Tuft & Needle. 

Up to 65% Off Mattresses at Wayfair

During its Anniversary Sale, you can get up to 65% off mattresses (from in-house offerings to big name brands like Beautyrest) and bed frames at Wayfair. 

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We love a renovation that brings new life to a home—but we love the ones that boost its value even more. We already know that a spacious yard, a dark gray kitchen, or durable slate floors, for example, will get you more bang for your buck. But according to a recent report by Realtor.com, having a pool can seriously amp up your ROI. When it comes time to sell, you can ask for up to a 20 percent premium in the right city. 

The data reveals the demand for swimming pools spiked during the pandemic when quality-of-life amenities were a high priority. And though there was a dip in interest when mortgage rates started climbing in mid-2022, it’s been making a comeback, reaching its highest point this July. Here are the top 10 places where this summertime staple can earn you the most: 

1. Fort Myers, Florida: 20.4 percent premium

2. Baton Rouge, Louisiana: 13.9 percent premium

3. Jackson, Mississippi: 11.7 percent premium

4. Dayton, Ohio: 11.6 percent premium

5. Pittsburgh: 11.5 percent premium

6. Wichita, Kansas: 11 percent premium

7. Kansas City, Missouri: 8.9 percent premium

8. Las Vegas: 8.2 percent premium

9. Albuquerque, New Mexico: 7.4 percent premium

10. Knoxville, Tennessee: 7.3 percent premium

If you’re living in a place where the sun’s always shining, a pool can become your personal oasis where you can kick back and soak up the good vibes. Because one costs a good deal of money to construct—about $36,000 on average, according to Angi—and maintain, it makes sense to wrap the existing value into your asking price. If you’ve got one, it’s not just about upgrading your backyard barbecue season, it could mean a splashier return when you’re ready to sell.

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Thou shalt love thy neighbor…unless that neighbor’s home exterior needs a paint job and a good weed whacking. Thumbtack recently teamed up with Nextdoor to survey more than 1,000 homeowners across the country to find out how much they value curb appeal and how it affects their neighborhoods (and neighborly relationships). Seventy-one percent of respondents claimed having terrible curb appeal would impact their relationship with a neighbor in at least one major way. 

So you leave your trash cans at the end of the driveway for one day too long. Will everyone on your street detest you for it? Probably not. According to the report, the biggest curb appeal faux pas are trash in the yard; an overgrown lawn; parking old cars, RVs, vans, or boats out front; and a home’s exterior needing a wash or paint job. Luckily, aside from finding another place to park any extra joy rides, all of these no-no’s can be easily addressed. Thumbtack’s data reveals it’ll cost you only $5,000 for a light curb appeal boost. Here are a few of those key updates it suggests for getting on everyone’s good side: 

Replace the Front Door

Is the focal point of your facade dragging everything down? Consider swapping your door for a new one, which will cost you an average $473 according to Thumbtack. When Australian designers Daniel To and Emma Aiston renovated their 1910 house, they enlarged the opening to make way for a supersize sunny yellow entrance that screams “happy to be here.” 

Trim Back Shrubs and Plant Flowers

Regular mowing is only one step toward a manicured yard. Give your boxwoods and azaleas that just-planted look by cutting any growth you don’t want, focusing on the inner limbs that need air and sunlight to thrive, like designer Luke Havekes did at his cozy cottage. Once you’ve got a handle on that, introduce new flowers (an average of $667). 

Add Outdoor Lighting and Stain the Deck

If you’re willing to invest a little more, make your house shine by installing sconces on either side of your door or a pendant light on the porch (approximately $947). A sleek-looking deck that’s either stained or painted will run you around the same cost, and when in doubt, stick to a simple black and white combo like Cassie Winslow’s dreamy Sacramento home. 

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In a delightful reminder that celebrities are just like us, actor Tracee Ellis Ross recently shared a candid moment from her laundry room: figuring out how to wash a brand-new dress for the first time. Known for her impeccable style and impressive wardrobe, Ross is no stranger to hand-washing, but this time she was navigating how to properly launder linen.

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In the video, Ross explains that the summery Prada piece is made 100 percent from the natural fabric, and because it is a luxury item, it’s crucial to take good care of it.  Without the help of a personal assistant or housekeeper, she did what any of us would do: She researched the best way to wash linen online. In her post, she shared some valuable tips for ensuring that the material retains its charm after each wash. 

Lavender and Rose Linen Wash 

The Diamond Life Lavender & Rose Luxe Linen Wash, Amazon ($15)

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First? Hand-wash the textile in room-temperature water. Ross used a “teeny little bit” of the Diamond Life’s Lavender and Rose Linen Wash (a 16-ounce bottle goes for a cool $14, but it can also be used on other delicate items like Egyptian/Turkish cotton sheets) and let it soak a bit. While she explicitly states you should not wring out this material, she responded to followers that she did roll the item up in a big towel and stand on it to absorb some of the excess water before laying it out flat to air-dry. And that’s it. An unexpected laundry lesson from a style icon is always welcome.

More Laundry Room Products We Love

Oxygen Brightener, Nellie’s ($13)

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Ecos Laundry Detergent Sheets, 2 Pack, Amazon ($31)

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100% New Zealand Wool Dryer Balls, 3 Count, by Everspring, Target ($10)

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Wall Mounted Drying Rack, by Brightroom, Target ($35)

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The thrill of landing the perfect arched storage cabinet, slipcovered sofa, hand-thrown planter, or rippled glassware set on sale is second to none. But the hunt takes hustle. As our editors already spend hours combing the Internet for scores like this, we decided to compile the worthiest for your carts. The criteria? Sales on Domino readers’ most-loved brands and markdowns on quality products with rave reviews. Below, discover our chosen best deals of the week. (And check back in seven days for a fresh or updated batch.)

Quality Light: 21% Off Brightech Floor Lamp at Amazon

Brightech Mason Floor Lamp, Amazon ($153 was $215)

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We don’t know about you, but we can’t stop thinking about the Manhattan apartment of RHONY‘s latest cast member, Brynn Whitfield, especially since it’s filled with budget-friendly gems, including this Amazon score. The arched style from Brightech, which usually goes for $215, is now 21% off over at the mass e-tailer (and should be eligible for an additional 10% off coupon). Aside from looking stunning in the living room of Whitfield’s single-family brownstone, this affordable floor lamp is revered by 2,000-plus reviewers for being “solidly built,” “big and handsome,” and “great quality,” down to its genuine marble base. In other words, it earns major points from us for looking far more expensive than it actually is.

Everyday Items, Elevated: 20% Off at Simplehuman

58L Dual Compartment Sensor Can, Simplehuman ($240 was $300)

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Through August 12, you can take 20% off a single item at Simplehuman—the brand behind our favorite kitchen trash can (yes, you read that right)—during its New Movers Sale. It’s also the maker behind our editor-approved paper towel pump and steel dish rack, but the discount extends to any of its elevated, everyday items, from sleek soap dispensers to X-frame hampers. All you have to do is sign up for texts to receive the secret code.

Final Destination: Up to 40% Off at Antler

Clifton Carry-On in Ochre, Antler ($178 was $255)

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For that last-minute trip you’re trying to squeeze in before summer’s end, why not swap out your old luggage set with something new by Antler? Everything from the 110-year-old British brand’s stylish suitcases to packing cubes to matching backpacks are now up to 40% off through August 20. We’re eyeing the exclusive ochre colorway, but there are 10 other fun finishes to choose from.

Pack and Go: $50 Off Travel Cribs at Guava

Lotus Travel Crib, Guava ($230 was $280)

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For trips to Grandma’s house a few blocks over or cross-country vacations, a portable crib is essential, but not all are exactly…good-looking. Guava’s Lotus, on the other hand, offers the best of both worlds. And it’s now $50 off for a limited time. You can tote this compact, airport-friendly crib like a backpack (it’s only 15 pounds) thanks to a pair of padded straps, freeing your hands up to push a stroller or suitcase. “I traveled solo via plane with my three kids, and it was so easy to break down, pack, carry, unpack, etc. by myself,” one reviewer writes. Another adds it’s simply a great tool to transition from co-sleeping. And most others confirm that every expectant parent it was gifted to was thrilled.

Quick-Ship Sofas: 20% Off Sitewide at Apt2B

Camden Storage Sofa, Apt2B ($1,790 was $2,238)

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Apt2B’s Friends and Family Flash Sale is in full swing. That means in addition to the entire site being 20% off, if you spend more than $3,999 (say, on a new sofa) through August 14, your order ships with a free tabletop firepit from Solo Stove. We do want to note that everything at the online retailer is made to order, which means shipping times can be long. If patience isn’t your strong suit, we’d recommend limiting your search to the quick-ship section only, where we spotted the Camden storage sofa (which will also arrive free of charge).

Secret Storage: 20% Off Select Products at EQ3

Reva Sectional Sofa Sleeper, EQ3 ($4,959 was $6,199)

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Bedroom furniture, office organizers, magazine racks, bookshelves—there’s a boatload on sale over at Canadian retailer EQ3. Until August 13, you can take 20% off select products that’ll help you get back into the swing of things by summer’s end. We spied one of the best sleeper sofas on sale, too: the Reva. Choose between the two-seater or chaise sectional, the latter of which won us over for its secret storage capabilities. Psst: We have more sofa deals rounded up, as well.

Upgrade Your Bunk: 40% Off Mattresses and Accessories at Nectar 

Memory Foam Queen Mattress, Nectar ($659 was $1,099)

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We named Nectar as one of the best places to buy a mattress, so naturally we’re putting its sitewide 40% off sale on your radar. Throughout August, you’ll find discounts on items like the brand’s famous memory foam mattress, a Domino favorite due to all kinds of attributes: a moisture-wicking, poly-blend quilted top layer; reasonable price point; lifetime warranty; and 365-night sleep trial.

Dorm Linens: Up to 70% Off Twill Collections at Ettitude

Twin Bamboo Sheet Set, Ettitude ($159 was $199)

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Domino editors love Ettitude’s bamboo linens for their silky softness and cooling capabilities, so we immediately locked into the company’s monthlong sale—which includes $40 off twin (and twin XL) sheets and its water-resistant mattress protectors. In other words, this promotion arrives just in time to stock up on last-minute dorm room linens. All you have to do is pop in the code BACK2SCHOOL. Made with 100% organic bamboo, the latter pairs a breathable weave with a diagonal rib for added drape and extra durability. “This is the third round of twill sheet set purchases for us,” writes an enthusiastic reviewer. “They are soft with a nice weight and have held up extremely well to regular laundering.” 

Cold as Ice: Up to 25% Off Select Items at Casper

Hybrid Pillow with Snow Technology, Casper ($134 was $149)

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We were thrilled to learn that Casper’s new hybrid cooling pillow is included in the brand’s current back-to-school promotion. Through August 8, if you’re a slide-slash-back sleeper who runs hot at night, the 10% off headrest could definitely be a fit for you (we say it’s at least worth giving a try, since all of Casper’s pillows come with a free 30-night trial run). In fact, when three of our shopping editors brought it home for themselves, two loved it enough to keep.

For Picky Pillow People: Up to 30% Off Pillows at Marlow

The Pillow, Marlow ($52 was $65)

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Speaking of hot sleepers, one of the best cooling pillows for adjustable yet firm support is also on sale—the Marlow is an additional 15% off now through the rest of the month. You can also stack up the total discounts, saving 20% when you buy three pillows or 30% when you purchase a pack of four.

Backyard Bargain: Up to $300 Off Firepits at Solo Stove

Mesa Tabletop Firepit, Solo Stove ($80 was $130)

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Yukon 2.0 Firepit with Stand, Solo Stove ($450 was $750)

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From the miniature Mesa to the massive Yukon, all of Solo Stove’s sleek firepits are up to $300 off through August 10. The entire assortment is guaranteed to earn you bragging rights to the coziest outdoor shindigs, beyond summer and into fall. A smokeless source of heat and ambience, each model comes with a carrying case and removable base plate and ash pan for hassle-free maintenance.

Beautifully Bistro: 20% Off Sitewide at Industry West

Zio and Sons Tivoli Armchair, Industry West ($220 was $275)

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Like they say: Out with the old, in with the new. During Industry West’s current sales event, you can take 20% off any purchase with the code SUMMER. We’re using it as the perfect excuse to shop the brand’s latest collaboration with Zio and Sons—the rounded steel silhouettes were designed to bring chic coffeehouse vibes home from across the pond to either your kitchen or outdoor space.

Finish Line: Up to 40% Off Select Items at Janji

Multipass Sling Bag, Janji ($45 was $56)

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If you, like our managing shopping editor, Samanatha Weiss-Hills, are married to a marathoner (or happen to be one yourself), we highly recommend checking out Janji’s sale section. For a limited time, select items are up to 40% off, including its giftable sling bag in a cheerful sunshiny yellow. The water-resistant, ripstop shell is roomy enough to fit a water bottle, gel snacks, wallet, keys, and more without feeling too heavy. A mesh-padded back doubles down on the comfort, no matter if you’re hitting the trails or running errands.

Table Linens: Up to 49% Off Waffle Tabletop at Parachute

Linen Waffle Tablecloth, Parachute ($103 was $129)

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Waffle knits are usually reserved for quick-drying towels in the bathroom, but we spotted Parachute’s well-reviewed tabletop collection donning the same blocky texture on sale. The linen napkins, runner, and tablecloth are all up to 49% off for a limited time and handmade in Portugal like the rest of Parachute’s linen bedding. Reviewers reveal the pieces “wash well and are easy for everyday use” and dress up any table with a little laid-back flare. Another shopper adds they’re cozy and classy, a combo we can get behind.

Back to School: Up to 60% Off at Wayfair

Dovecove Superior Wicker Basket, Wayfair ($50 was $106)

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Back-to-school deals have started trickling in at Wayfair. Utilize the sale—select items are up to 60% off through August 16—to snag everything you need to get your kids’ desk back in homework-ready shape or to pick up last-minute dorm room additions. For instance, we love this 53% off wicker basket to corral extra bedding and blankets that’s backed by 900-plus positive reviews.

Pool and Patio: Up to 40% Off Sitewide at Outer

Aluminum Outdoor Chaise Lounge with OuterShell, Outer ($1,572 was $1,850)

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Outer is celebrating its fifth anniversary with an up to 40% off sitewide sale through August 8. This includes its latest furniture and accessory additions—an aluminum pool lounger and matching marine-grade umbrella—which are now 15% off, giving you the opportunity to snag these newest items at a discount almost immediately after dropping. 

Bed in a Box: 30% Off Select Mattresses at Tempur-Pedic

Tempur-Cloud Queen Mattress, Tempur-Pedic, Tempur-Pedic ($1,400 was $1,999)

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You’ll have until August 8 to snag either 30% off a Tempur-Breeze or Tempur-Cloud mattress with the code CLOUD30 or $500 off the ProBreeze or LuxeBreeze during the brand’s Summer Savings event. Even on a regular day, the Tempur-Cloud is a mattress-in-a-box, no-fuss bed that already sports an affordable price tag compared to others offered by Tempur-Pedic. It will ship to your door and only comes in one firmness level (medium), but you do have the option to add spring coils or a cooling mattress cover if you prefer. 

Luxe Napping: $400 Off Select Mattresses at Stearns & Foster

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Through August 8, you can take $400 off the Lux Estate, Lux Hybrid, and Reserve mattresses from Stearns & Foster. But these aren’t just any old beds; well-reviewed and loved, the Lux Estate, for instance, has a nearly 5-star rating for its enhanced, pressure-relief memory foam wrapped in a cooling cover. It’s described by multiple reviewers as “our most comfortable bed ever.” And another writes, “Don’t have to toss and turn to find a comfortable spot. A wonderfully supportive bed.” 

Double Discounts: Up to 50% Off Outdoor and Upholstery at Serena & Lily

Oceanpark Lounger – Sunbrella Lido Stripe, Serena & Lily ($350 was $598)

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As is the trend with Serena & Lily these days, the retailer started running two new promos immediately after its last: You can now take 20% off upholstery with the code BESPOKE and enjoy 50% off all of its outdoor offerings. Choose from hundreds of different slipcovers—patterns, solids, and textures—for a customized-looking swivel chair, sofa, or skirted bed frame. But don’t dawdle! The new sale ends August 9.

Beauty Rest: Up to $400 Off Select Mattresses at Avocado

Full Green Mattress, Avocado ($1,599 was $1,699)

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Tempur-Pedic and Stearns & Foster aren’t the only mattress sales generating buzz. Today is your last chance to save up to $400 on one of Avocado’s bestsellers, including $100 off the Green and Vegan pillow-top beds, the former of which is personally lauded by our digital director as making her “sweet dreams even sweeter.” Or simply enjoy 20% off bedding and mattress protectors. 

Sleeping In: Up to 25% Off Sitewide at Cozy Earth

Bamboo Sheet Set, Cozy Earth ($271 was $339)

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After bringing home your new bed, head over to Cozy Earth—the brand is back in the sales saddle again, this time offering up to 25% off everything for an indefinite amount of time. While we’ll never tire of its supersoft silk-filled pillow or ultra-cooling bamboo-linen-blend sheets, its loungewear sets also deserve some praise. Crafted from the same viscose bamboo material as the sheets, these short-sleeve pajamas will make it feel like you never left that comfy spot in bed.

Cool Down: Up to 20% Off Bestsellers at Buffy 

Breeze Full/Queen Comforter, Buffy ($180 was $200)

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During its annual Summer Sale, happening through August 20, save up to 20% on Buffy’s cooling flagship products, including its Breeze sheet set (an all-time favorite of ours if you sleep hot) and comforter. The latter is perfect for the sweaty months, and it already boasts 6,000-plus reviews. Our associate shopping editor can confirm that when paired with a linen or the brand’s own eucalyptus-based duvet cover, it provides a just-right lightweight top layer to her summer bed setup. 

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In the vast realm of the Internet, Reddit has long established itself as a hub for solution seekers. From self-diagnosing your medical mysteries (which we don’t recommend) to discovering the most clever IKEA hacks (this we can get behind), the platform is a treasure trove of information. Amid the countless threads, a recent r/AskReddit post earned a top five ranking the other week after one user asked: What life-changing thing can you buy for less than $100? Tens of thousands chimed in with their picks, and several home products were at the top. According to Reddit, these are some of the most sought-after, budget-savvy products you can buy. 

For Better Bathroom Breaks 

Tushy Classic 3.0, TUSHY ($99 was $129)

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Folding Bamboo Toilet Stool by Squatty Potty, Amazon ($39)

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You either love it or hate it, but if you’re Team Bidet, you already know there’s no going back to a regular seat once you’ve installed one of these refreshing toilet attachments. One Redditor even says they’re ready to hook one up at work at this point. Another 5,000 users agreed that a Squatty Potty (or its equivalent) is the other accessory you absolutely need in the loo. 

For Breathing Easy 

Carbon Monoxide & Indoor Air Quality Monitor by Kidde, Amazon ($77 was $99)

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While smoke alarms often steal the spotlight, a carbon monoxide detector (clocking in with 10,000 votes) should also earn a permanent place on our home safety checklists. This plug-in model from Kidde tracks air quality as well, and the battery backup means it’ll keep protecting you from sneaky, odorless gas, even if the power goes out.

For Staying Connected 

10-Foot USB Lightning Cable, 3 pack, Amazon ($10)

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10-Foot USB C Cable, 5 Pack, Amazon ($18 was $20)

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Size matters. At least when it comes to charging cables, and more than 18,000 Redditors concur: You need a 10-foot (or longer!) power cord in your life so you can freely surf the ‘net or scroll your Instagram without ever having to be within arm’s reach of an outlet. 

For Keeping Things Cheesy

Prep Tools Rotary Grater, Williams-Sonoma Home ($45)

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When it comes to chain restaurants, Olive Garden is the epitome of comfort food, and there’s nothing quite like a generous heap of grated cheese to make a meal cozier than ever. We found this chic charcoal gray version at Williams Sonoma, and the best part? Having it at home means you never have to utter the words “okay, that’s enough” before you truly mean it.

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Lighting can make or break a room—accent fixtures set the mood for romantic weeknight dinners, dim ultra-low for Netflix marathons, or make it easy to read in bed. To add a ceiling light or wall sconce, you likely have to hire an electrician. For a table lamp, you need an empty surface such as a nightstand. But a floor lamp? All it requires is a square foot of floor space, which most of us have.

Even better, the style is versatile enough to illuminate any nook or cranny: where you read, where you work, and even a dark hallway. But the well-made lookers can be pricey, and it takes time and energy to sift through the category to find the hidden gems. We took the plunge and came up with task masters, fabric shades of all sorts, natural materials, and modern takes aplenty—all under $500. Read on for our top picks of each type.

Task Floor Lamps

From a reader-favorite dimmable pharmacy style to a 61% off arc option and other marked-down pieces, these are proof that budget floor lamps don’t have to be cookie-cutter.

O’Bright Dimmable LED Pharmacy Floor Lamp, Amazon ($60 was $90)

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Mercury Row Passmore Brass Arched Floor Lamp, Wayfair ($59 was $150)

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Pixi Ochre Metal and Wood Swivel Floor Lamp, Crate & Kids ($150 was $289)

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Trenton Task Floor Lamp, Rejuvenation ($359 was $399)

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Traditional Floor Lamps

Give a corner a classy look with one of these traditional styles—there are brass finishes, fabric shades, and swing arms. We’re particularly fond of the Thomas O’Brien–designed Beckham model from Visual Comfort, but Brightech’s arched number, spotted in RHONY Star Brynn Whitfield’s Manhattan apartment, is a worthy runner-up for looking more expensive than it actually is.

Beckham Classic Floor Lamp, Visual Comfort ($429 was $505)

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Brightech Mason Arc Floor Lamp, Amazon ($170)

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Berkshire Floor Lamp, Rejuvenation ($220 was $399)

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Thomasin Floor Lamp, OKA ($425)

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Medallion Lighting 47-63 in. Floor Lamp with Swing Arm, Wayfair ($219 was $250)

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Threshold x Studio McGee 2-Head Floor Lamp with Trimmed Shade Black, Target ($150)

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Petite Brushed Nickel Adjustable Arc Floor Lamp, Crate & Barrel ($199 was $249)

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August Grove Sechelles Black Traditional Floor Lamp, Wayfair ($168)

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Wicker and Raffia Floor Lamps

Wicker and raffia both lend texture and materiality to a space, whether that’s in a piece of furniture or, as is the case here, a lampshade or base.

Threshold x Studio McGee Floor Lamp with Tapered Rattan Shade, Target ($170)

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Irena Rattan Floor Lamp, Urban Outfitters ($399)

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Amelia Woven Floor Lamp, West Elm ($399)

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Mistana Cimino 74” Brass Arched Floor Lamp, Wayfair ($57 was $175)

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Greta Scalloped Raffia Floor Lamp, Crate & Kids ($249)

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Opalhouse x Jungalow Faux Raffia Floor Lamp, Target ($250)

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Modern Floor Lamps

Whether you’re going all in on the squiggly trend or adding a superpop of color to a bedroom corner, modern floor lamps offer everything from streamline silhouettes to quirky touches.

Alora Floor Lamp, Urban Outfitters ($249)

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Opalhouse x Jungalow Floor Lamp, Target ($250)

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O’Bright Sandy Cordless Indoor/Outdoor Floor Lamp, Amazon ($40)

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Better Home & Gardens Metal Floor Lamp, Walmart ($100)

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For years, we’ve looked across the Atlantic with envy as Europe enjoyed the well-appointed and better-priced offerings from H&M Home. Sure, we’ve had access to the smaller decor and textiles like its colorful striped bedding and quick-to-sell-out designer rugs, but when it comes to furniture we’ve always felt left out. Luckily the wait is finally over. H&M Home has announced its long-awaited arrival in the U.S., bringing its budget-friendly furniture (including kids’!) across the pond on August 24.

The line, which ranges from $27 to $491, was first introduced to the European market in 2018 with a selection of side tables, chairs, stools, lamps, and mirrors. The collection’s O.G. pieces like the rattan dining chair and solid mango wood side table will soon be available to shop online and in stores across the brand’s U.S. locations.

Just in time for fall, new arrivals will include seasonal variations of the classics mentioned above and fresh products in on-trend colors. We’ve heard you can expect to see everything from streamlined wood benches with steel details to playful pieces featuring cloud-inspired edges. Little ones won’t be left out with long-lasting items like a multifunctional desk with a matching storage bench and mini lounge chairs on the way. Mark your calendar and start shifting your mindset from envy to excitement.

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