Farm Rio, Flamingo Estate, and more decor on sale this week

Thuma makes an excellent coffee table for the minimalist, or those who want their book collection to be the star of their living room. With Japanese joinery and a solid wood construction, this on-sale piece has endless aesthetic potential.

We’ve talked about West Elm’s Solei collection several times; in fact, you can still find shopping director Lori Keong’s favorite glassware on sale further down this page. These cocktail picks make a great housewarming or hostess gift for the friend who’s perfecting their martini recipe.

Jake Arnold’s metal and bamboo trays, made for his Crate & Barrel collection, are on clearance. These bohemian-leaning accents bring a welcome sense of texture to an upholstered ottoman or wooden coffee table.

Swirling Murano glassware, under $100, ideal for giving your next dinner party a Mediterranean vibe.

Obakki’s Pera Pitcher, a piece of serveware that instantly imbues a tablescape with a sense of character, is handmade in Mexico and wrapped in woven palm leaves. If that wasn’t enough of a draw, each purchase from Obakki supports the indigenous community members who make these items, often by hand using historic and traditional craft techniques.

While the sale section at Sophie Lou Jacobsen is sparse, there’s always a discounted treasure hidden inside. This week, it’s the Bolhoquet carafe. Geometric yet worthy of a more traditional tablescape—pair it with your blue Ginori1735 salad plates—this vessel trades the typical decanter stopper for a glass orb.

Flamingo Estate’s sets take garden-grown ingredients and turn them into natural skincare and pantry staples. While they make great gifts for others, treat yourself first and pick up the earthy, verdant Green Goddess candle and soap brick for a spa day at home.

For a subtle take on Farm Rio’s tropical maximalism, look to this discounted 100% cotton tablecloth. Up top, it’s all business, but there’s plenty of fun to be had with the palm-embroidered border.

It’s time to rethink your plain-and-simple glassware. This chunky martini glass from Completed Works is made from recycled glass and turns even the most basic of spirits into a work of art.

This sleek, beveled mirror can add a level of Art Deco opulence without the need to scour endless antique shows. Mount this one over your bathroom sink to make your dated rental’s tile seem intentional.

A Dusen Dusen throw pillow that you won’t find elsewhere. The warm tones and woven texture make for a perfect companion to that velvet sofa you’re looking to zhuzh up.

A bar cart, a nightstand, a record player table—this rattan piece can do it all, bringing a coastal flair to wherever you may place it.

Bring home Scalamandre’s iconic Tigre textile, in the form of a washable area rug, while it’s 15% off at Ruggable.

We spotted these Sarah Sherman Samuel nightstands in Mandy Moore’s California home. They’re small space friendly, and still have room for your bedtime essentials with a fluted wood drawer.

Just in time for stone fruit season, Morrow Soft Goods’ linen sheets, in a delectable apricot hue, are over $100 off (and final sale).

If there’s one cast iron we’re going to recommend to design-heads, it’s the Yanagi grill pan. Just look at its shallow shape and exaggerated handles.

A small and $42 version of the enormous clay pot we recently said deserves a spot in every home.

Here’s a picturesque patio lounger for tackling your long summer reading list and your tanning goals at once.

This is a kids collection we’d shop as grown adults. Zara collaborated with The Animals Observatory, a kids’ fashion brand founded in Spain, to make a wide collection of spirited items with a vintage touch. This particular piece features little yellow characters and a “limoncello” border—the word, not the color. The flatware is an additional must.

This cordless lamp comes in four warm neutrals, and all feature a ceramic shade that flops over its base like pastry dough. In other words, it will cost you less than $100 to delight the baker in your life.

Shopping market editor Kate McGregor’s new favorite sheets, these scalloped percale beauties from Rebecca Udall, are 50% off right now. “The feel is like a washed percale, crisp but forgiving, and I find that the subtle color on the detailed edge gives the perfect amount of visual interest to my all-white bedscape,” she says.

These graphic, Japanese-inspired bath towels are finally at a discount. Shopping director Lori Keong describes them as a medium-weight option that doesn’t hold moisture in the way that some ultra-plush towels do, making them great for windowless bathrooms and two-a-day showers.

In honor of The Bear’s final season, Jono Pandolfi’s signature white and toasted clay dinnerware (featured in the fictional restaurant) is 15% off. The low-key coupe plates give every meal the Michelin-star treatment.

This floor lamp is the kind of piece that channels main character energy. Place it in an empty corner that needs some ambience, like a 70s-esque listening room, or a covered porch brimming with coastal decor that could use some edge.

Another outstanding rug in the lineup this week is this easy-to-clean jute number from Joon Loloi at 60% off. If you’re crafting a minimalist space, a stripe like this makes all the visual difference.

Your patio coffee table, sorted—and for an extra 20% off the sale price. Tack on a few Swedish-style chairs from IKEA and you can recycle your old rusted bistro set altogether.

This goblet indicates only good things ahead: a parfait, a healthy serving of gelato, a lot of white wine, or a margarita with extra Tajin, just for starters.

All ceviche (and everything else, for that matter) looks better on these porcelain shell plates. Those of us who suffer from being landlocked need these, bad.

Save $100 on this delightfully blocky side table from Sundays. It’s a bit Scandinavian, a bit Brutalist, and it’ll anchor any lonely sofa.

There’s something about a classic crosshatch pattern that defies trends. Pair it with pale blues and garden greens to double up on muted hues, or embrace the cinnamon hue and layer it with earth tones.

Not your dad’s camping chairs, Jasper Morrison’s take on the utilitarian seating is distinctly Scandinavian. A simple beechwood frame and pinstriped seat collapse into a handy carrying bag that’s ideal for soccer sidelines and park hangs alike.

Whether placed elegantly on your bedside table or passed around a dinner table, Louise Roe’s bubble carafe gives water a glamorous glow-up.

A woven wicker frame can lend a sophisticated, coastal feel to your outdoor space, no matter how far from the waves you may be. This one from Arhaus is currently over $1,000 off, with sloping arms for all-day comfort. Plus, did we mention that the retailer’s entire outdoor section is 60% off?

When the event calls for BYOB, ditch the paper bag for a woven bottle carrier that’s sure to keep all of your refreshments from clanging around in that tote bag of yours. Pick it up at 20% off for summer picnics to come.