13 Labor Day Furniture Sales to Shop This Week (Because You Shouldn’t Pay Full Price For a New Couch)

This year’s selection of Labor Day sales is the perfect excuse to give our home a much-deserved fall makeover. And we’re not just talking about upgrading our plates and refreshing the towels in every bathroom—we mean big-ticket purchases like couches, beds and coffee tables. Although the holiday is still a few days away, the markdowns are already out in full force. Here, 13 Labor Day furniture sales to check out this week.

Allform is a new custom furniture brand from the makers of Helix mattresses. And although they just launched, they’re offering an epic discount of 20 percent off site-wide for Labor Day, plus free no-contact delivery on every order. Just use code ‘LD20’ at checkout.

Amazon doesn’t typically have a Labor Day sale (at least not in the traditional sense), but this year the mega retailer’s Big Summer Sale runs through September 7. And it just so happens to include deals on furniture from Amazon’s in-house home brands, Rivet and Stone & Beam.

Anthro hasn’t released any Labor Day sale details yet, but we’re still holding out hope. Last year’s deals included 20 percent off select furniture, décor and bedding, plus an extra 50 percent off sale items. If you’re waiting for the perfect time to score that velvet arm chair you’ve been eyeing, Labor Day could be it.

It’s not official yet, but we’d bet money that Bed Bath & Beyond will hold a Labor Day sale this year, and that it’ll include up to 50 percent off small kitchen appliances, furniture and bedding, just like it did last year. Until that’s confirmed, though, we’ll be enjoying the site’s current offer of up to 40 percent off living room furniture.

If you really want to save on a new couch, we’d suggest you hold out for Burrow’s Labor Day Sale. Now through September 13, use the code ‘LDW’ to save 10 percent on purchases up to $1,799, $200 off $1,800+, $250 off $2,200+, $300 off $2,600+, $400 off $3,000+ and $500 off $4,000+. Regardless of your budget, that’s some major savings.

Home Depot’s Labor Day sale is already up and running. Among the best discounts? 40 percent off select bathroom vanities, 30 percent off select furniture and major discounts on storage solutions. Who knew Home Depot had so many gems?

If you wait until September to shop at Jayson Home, you might be able to score an extra 20 percent off closeout furniture, like the brand offered last year.

Last Labor Day, Lulu and Georgia offered up to 25 percent off everything all weekend long. We’re praying that they stick to those generous discounts this year, because we could really use a new set of dining chairs.

Oh, Macy’s. What did we do to get so lucky with your sales? Instead of a quick Labor Day sale on furniture, the department store is running its Lowest Prices of the Season sale now through October 31. But if we were you, we’d shop now before items start to sell out.

If you’ve never shopped Overstock, Labor Day is an ideal time to start. The retailer’s Labor Day Blowout has already begun, featuring thousands of home items at up to 70 percent off. There’s free shipping on every order too, BTW.

Every year, Urban Outfitters’s end of summer sale gets better and better. In 2018, the retailer slashed red-line sale items by an additional 30 percent and in 2019, that additional discount was bumped up to 40 percent. Could this year top out at an epic 50 percent discount? Only time will tell.

Wayfair is offering up to 70 percent off across categories like bedroom furniture, office furniture and living room seating. And yes, the sale includes outdoor furniture, if you’re looking to upgrade the backyard to enjoy the last of the warm weather.

Every Labor Day, West Elm holds its annual “Buy More, Save More” sale. Last year, that meant you got 15 percent off $100 or more, 20 percent off when you spend $500 or more, 25 percent when you spend $1,000 or more, and 30 percent off when you spend $3,500 or more. It’s a pretty safe bet that the same will hold true this time around.