In case you didn’t get exactly what you wanted over the holidays, now’s the perfect time for a second chance as you shop the best New Year’s furniture sales from the comfort of your (soon-to-be old) couch. Both you and your space are likely still recovering from the holiday madness, but as the Christmas tree lights dim and the tinsel gets packed away, you might look around and realize it’s about time for a full furniture shake-up.
Because most companies release their spring furniture and decor collections in the first couple months of the year, there’s no better time to save big than during the clearance period right around now. We’ve poked around and seen lots of our favorite styles on sale—from luxury shelving and modular sectionals to accent chairs and light fixtures, though furniture isn’t the only category discounted (more on that below). Here, explore some of the most worthwhile sales that will help you live up to your 2026 mood board.
Top New Year’s Furniture Deals
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Serena & Lily is taking 20% off all orders and up to 25% off orders over $5,000, meaning you’re just a few clicks away from a more Nancy Meyers–approved home. Their signature rattan bar stools, handcarved wooden bed frames, and other coastally inclined furniture items are included, though you still have time to mull things over—the sale runs until January 21.
The only thing we love more than Crate & Barrel’s designer collaborations is scoring said items at a discount. Deep-seated and low slung, the Brigette Romanek-designed Grande sofa is a steal right now at almost $1,000 off its original price. Athena Calderone’s Onyx table lamp might look nice situated in the same living room, but just note that it’s final sale so no second thoughts.
Investing in a brand new coffee table or shelf will feel like a smart decision when it’s your turn to host book club discussions. Design Within Reach’s sale has everything you need to make 2026 your space’s most stylish, with 20% off select items including some office furniture, dining chairs, and bookshelves we’ve written about before.
Why not put some of that holiday money (thanks mom!) towards a great couch? Castlery’s selection is hard to beat. Their sale includes up to 35% off select items as well as an extra $120 off purchases of $1,500 and up with the code WINTRY26. We might put the funds toward the marked down Jonathan sectional, which commerce director Rachel Fletcher called a “dream” for napping and reading in her in-depth review. Though if you’re looking for a more small space-friendly silhouette, the on-sale Agnes loveseat is another worthy contender.
Joybird: Up to 40% Off
Joybird’s new year’s sale includes up to 40% off best sellers and 30% off sitewide, making it an excellent time to replace that starter sofa with saggy cushions. Included in the promotions is the Sebastian sofa our senior digital entertainment editor Rachel Wallace described as by far the most “supreme nap sofa” she’s ever experienced. “It is so easy to remove the back cushions, and when you do, it turns the sofa into a sort of velvet daybed with plenty of room to stretch out.”
Wayfair: Up to 70% Off
The clock is ticking on Wayfair’s New Year Super Sale: You can take up to 70% off investment furniture pieces like beds, couches, and dining room tables, and there are notable markdowns on comfy bedding and attractive area rugs (like the Mallory rug commerce director Lori Keong owns) for a limited time. Bookmark the brand’s daily sales page for even more discounts on home essentials.
Saatva: $300 off $1,000 or More
A new mattress or bed frame is one way to make sure your resolution of better rest doesn’t fall through the cracks. Luckily, Saatva, one of our favorite mattress brands, is hosting a sale where you can save $300 off purchases of $1,000 or more. We’d recommend snagging the brand’s Loom & Leaf memory foam mattress, which contributor Bailey Berg called the “most breathable, comfortable mattress” she’s ever tried.
The Citizenry’s blowout sale is not one to be missed. Last-chance items are up to 70% off, which includes a few handsome furniture staples, but even more bedding, towels, and decor at deeply discounted prices. The brand works directly with artisans around the world to produce small-batch home wares that feel crafted, not mass-market—like the Mina rug AD features editor Charlotte Collins called “elegant and unexpected.”
Burrow: Up to 30% Off
Burrow just extended their top-of-the-year sale, so you can still snag up to 30% off sitewide. We’d suggest checking out the super modular Arch Nomad model that’s currently 25% off. Need more convincing? Here’s what our reviewer Terri Williams had to say: “I was extremely pleased to discover that the sofa looks as good in person as it does on the website! (Sometimes, the actual product looks nothing like the images.) One thing that is probably not visible in the photos is the detailed topstitching on the side of the sofa. It’s obvious that this is a high-quality product.”
Pottery Barn makes finding investment-worthy furniture and decor pieces for every room in your home easier, thanks to its vast collections of traditional-leaning wares. Right now, the brand is offering up to 60% off, meaning it’s worth sifting through the clearance section for hidden gems like this farmhouse bookcase that can house all the gifted paperbacks you received over the holidays.
In the bargain bin at Rejuvenation, furniture for every room in your home is up to 60% off. This on-sale bed frame makes a great base for a cozy farmhouse-style bedroom, especially if you’ve been looking for a deal on a king-size frame, while the Monrowe sofa gets you a vintage-inspired look minus the wear and tear.
Albany Park is a good place to start for a living room makeover, especially if you have your heart set on some luxe-looking velvet seating. Contributor Terri Williams told us her sectional “would look good in almost any type of home”—and lots of other styles are almost $1,000 less than their typical price tag right now.
We also spotted some rare up-to-50% off discounts at Soho Home, including a Lara armchair with some serious heirloom potential. It feels like the type of piece that could energize any room with a neutral decor palette. Meanwhile, the marble-top Carlisle night table looks like cozyplace to stash a good night book and a warm cup of tea before bedtime.
Branch: Up to 15% Off
If your new year’s resolutions include finally making use of your home office, Branch’s sale is one to bookmark. Right now you can save up to 15% off upgrades like the sleek Branch Ergo Chair Pro that the AD shopping team took for a spin in 2025 or the more recently reviewed Duo Standing Desk that contributor Noah Kaufman called “a quality piece of furniture at a fairly affordable price.”
Avocado mattresses have earned the praise of everyone from our staffers to the American Chiropractic Association, and it’s worth scoring one when it’s marked down The brand is offering 10% off furniture, pillows, bedding, and apparel right now, not including free shipping on most items, in case you’re considering a whole bedroom makeover.
Ikea: Up to 50% Off
Ikea’s winter sale includes up to 50% off furniture and decor, with lots of nice options if you’re looking to create more colorful spaces in 2026. Look to the SOTENÄS chair to bring some cheer to dimly lit bedroom corners, or the more muted olive green BESTÅ cabinet to house your growing dishware collection.
From textured, vintage-inspired area rugs and block-print throw pillows to modern dining pieces, Joon Loloi’s furniture and decor read vintage-inspired without feeling old-fashioned. For the New Year, they’re offering discounts of up to 50% off across all categories.
FAQs
Is January a good time to buy new furniture?
“Most of the time, we see the biggest sales before spring collections are released in February,” says Kristin Harrison, the founder of Bungalow 10 Interiors. “Shopping new collections in February is ideal, but I always recommend being on the lookout for early sales on pieces that truly fit your design vision.”
Melissa Van Zee, founder of Van Zee Design Interiors, recommends using this time of year as a reflective period to figure out what your home really needs, especially before items are discontinued and vendor prices increase once new furniture collections drop. “I find my clients enter a ‘feather their nest’ phase in January,” she notes. “They’ve had the opportunity to spend some downtime in their homes, to entertain, and assess where they have compromised or made do and are ready to reinvest in key pieces like upholstery, rugs, and art.”
Another popular category interior design experts and their clients are searching these days? Lighting. “It’s common this time of year to see people refreshing their lighting—potentially as a response to winter’s gray skies,” Harrison says. “Whether it’s myself or my clients, we’re often on the hunt for a stylish new lamp, sconce, or another fixture that not only brightens the space but also elevates the room’s overall mood.”
