I'm all for a cozy Valentine's Day meal and some playful decor, but I don't love forking out for novelty pieces that I'll only use once a year. Fortunately, I'm always on the hunt for a deal – and I've found a selection of chic Valentine's pieces hiding in Pottery Barn's tabletop clearance sale, that you'll actually want to use all year.

There's certainly a place for fun, themed tableware, but generally I prefer to seek out more versatile pieces that won't take up unnecessary space in my hosting closet. To me, the perfect Valentine's Day tablescape combines the fun, whimsical feel of the day with a more sophisticated design edge – and this year, Pottery Barn has nailed the brief. You'll find everything from heart place card holders to heart serving platters, all at unbeatable prices right now.

I think every host needs a sleek set like the Monique Lhullier Arles dinnerware collection, and it's always helpful to invest while it's discounted. When it comes to thoughtful Valentine's Day pieces, however, the sale is full of gems; you just need to know where to look.

As soon as I spotted the LoveShackFancy embroidered bow table runner, I knew my dream Valentine's table settings were about to come to life. Add a few pink Arlo coupe glasses (which are currently just $2.97 each), and I'll be fully stocked with Valentine's-themed tableware. I have a feeling that these rose-hued pieces will work just as beautifully for my spring tablescapes, so it's definitely worth bagging these Pottery Barn pieces while they're on sale.

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Looking for more Valentine's pieces that you can rely on? Try ALDI's heart-shaped cocottes – they're at the top of my cookware wish list.

If there's one thing I know for sure, it's that nostalgic tartan prints will never go out of style. In fact, they're set to be one of the biggest table decor trends for 2026, according to design experts – which is why I'm stocking up on Pottery Barn's Stewart Plaid dinnerware collection while it's hugely discounted right now.

As a lifestyle writer, I've kept a keen eye on Pottery Barn's Christmas tableware collection since it dropped, and I've rarely seen discounts on so many trending pieces. Yet the Stewart Plaid dinnerware collection isn't just designed for the holidays: it's brimming with New England-inspired charm, and it's the perfect way to lean into one of the most enduring decor styles while stocking up for the next season.

The holidays can be a hectic (and costly) time of year, so you'd be forgiven if shopping for next year's festive tableware isn't your top priority. After hosting my fair share of gatherings recently, however, I can confidently say that investing in new tableware so far in advance is a real blessing when next winter rolls around.

If you decide to take advantage of the holiday sales, I can't recommend Pottery Barn's Stewart Plaid dinnerware collection enough. Elegant and stylish with a retro feel, it showcases a timeless print that's only set to become more popular in 2026. So, add these chic pieces to your cart, and you'll be ahead of the curve before the New Year is underway.

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Looking for more charming additions to your dining setup? Joanna Gaines' new cozy festive kitchenware collection is my top pick – it's full of winter magic.

You can't beat a cozy Christmas sweaters. There's nothing that gives me that Hallmark-style festive feeling as fast as donning a classic festive knit – which is why I was thrilled to discover Pottery Barn's Tahoe Fair Isle dinnerware collection. It looks exactly like my favorite holiday sweater, and it's on sale right now.

If you're perplexed by the idea of combining Christmas sweaters with tableware, trust me: this Christmas table decor idea is a stroke of genius. The Tahoe Fair Isle dinner plates and Tahoe Fair Isle salad plates boast the kind of holiday pattern that's intricate but not excessive – and finished in a red and white color palette, I think they're instant classics.

There's plenty of opportunity to lean into maximalism with the Tahoe Fair Isle dinnerware collection: think cheerful red linens, gold flatware, and a show-stopping poinesettia centerpiece. If you're after a more understated look, however, these pieces are more versatile than you might expect. I'd pair them with a crisp white tablecloth and a few red taper candles to create a simple, elegant look that just happens to include a few Christmas sweater-inspired prints.

Yet when it comes to dressing my holiday table this year, I'm spoilt for choice. Pottery Barn's festive tableware sale is absolutely packed with treasures; in fact, my cart is practically overflowing. Here's everything else I'm eyeing up right now (with Christmas apparel in mind, of course).

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There's something so delightfully retro about a Fair Isle print – but I'm a firm believer that it never goes out of style. In fact, nostalgia is one of the biggest holiday decor themes for Christmas 2025, so it looks like cozy retro prints are here to stay.

I'll always admire minimalist design, but I can't say that it's where my heart lies – especially during the holiday season. To me, there's nothing more heartwarming than some unapologetically festive Christmas table decor; and I could kit out my entire table using pieces from Pottery Barn's dinnerware and entertaining sale.

It might sound hyperbolic, but it's true: starting with the 12 Days of Christmas table runner, layering up the Christmas in the Country dinner plates, and not forgetting the Holiday Tree serving platters, my dream table would be a riot of festive prints and nostalgic colors.

What I love most about Pottery Barn is the sheer variety of tableware on offer – whether you are, in fact, planning a minimalist tablescape, or you share my love for a more elaborate look. Pottery Barn's dinnerware and entertaining sale even features a selection of barware, so you can perfect your home bar setup, too. I've got my eye on the candy cane-inspired Etched Glass Swirl decanter.

Just in time for holiday entertaining, Pottery Barn's tableware is up to 60% off – and it's the perfect opportunity to give your hosting closet a seasonal upgrade. Check out my favorite pieces below.

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If you're desperate to create a nostalgic Christmas look, I'd say you simply have to check out the Pottery Barn X Norman Rockwell 2025 Christmas tableware collection. (Yes, it's also in the sale.) Nostalgia, after all, is at the top of the list when it comes to holiday decor themes for Christmas 2025.

It might have something to do with my penchant for old Christmas movies, but the festive season never fails to fill me with nostalgia. It's so easy to romanticize the holidays: wrapping gifts; hosting friends for mulled wine and cookies; and bringing your most beloved Christmas decorating ideas to life. I try to capture that nostalgia in every festive tablescape, but this year I'll have a helping hand thanks to the magnificent Pottery Barn's Norman Rockwell collection.

I've seen (and accumulated) quite the variety of Christmas tableware over the years, but this collection feels extra special. Placing some of Rockwell's most iconic Santa illustrations center stage, it channels the kind of holiday magic that feels quintessentially American and undeniably joyful.

The first piece I spotted was the Norman Rockwell table runner, which is a riot of festive slogans, mistletoe motifs and Santa prints. Naturally, it pairs perfectly with the Norman Rockwell napkin set for a cheerful, yet refined look.

The collection doesn't just include tableware, however: I can't think of anything cozier than a couch piled with Norman Rockwell festive pillows and a classic Santa's Milk and Cookies print hung above the fireplace.

I have a feeling that even those who favor a minimalist Christmas will be won over by Pottery Barn's Norman Rockwell collection, and it's a wonderful place to start if you're looking for some timeless Christmas decorating ideas. Here are my picks from the collection to bring you that warm, fuzzy festive feeling.

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If you prefer rustic to retro, you'll likely fall head over heels for McGee & Co's holiday entertaining collection; it's certainly inspired me to experiment with a farmhouse-style festive look.

As much as I love to savor the beginning of fall, I can't stop myself from diving headfirst into Halloween mode every year. I've already spent weeks brainstorming my Halloween decorating ideas – and it looks like there's no better time to shop for spooky season, since Pottery Barn's Halloween decor is on sale right now for up to 50% off.

I've been eyeing up Pottery Barn's 2025 Halloween collection since it launched back in June, and I can barely believe that so many bestsellers have just hit the sale. Even Pottery Barn's viral terracotta jack-o-lanterns are discounted – alongside seasonal tableware, linens, and chic accessories. Who doesn't love a faux Halloween pumpkin and a handcrafted ceramic ghost?

While Pottery Barn's Halloween decor sale is brimming with seasonal delights and sophisticated spooky decor, it contains transitional pieces that will see you right through to Thanksgiving. So, if you're holding off on Halloween shopping for now, I'd take this opportunity to get ahead – and bag some Pottery Barn gems before they sell out.

I might have been hunting for Halloween inspiration for months, but this is the sale I've been waiting for. Read on for my top picks while Pottery Barn's Halloween decor is still on sale.

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Since moving out of my family home and into my own apartment, I've been determined to create some new festive traditions – starting with some wonderful Christmas decorating ideas. I'll be launching into the festivities as early as possible this year, with hosting being top of my priorities. So, Pottery Barn's Christmas dining and entertaining collection has come at exactly the right time.

I can count on Pottery Barn to cater to every mood, whether I'm sticking with understated elegance or going all-out with themed decor. This year's collection is no different: there really is something for both the festive fanatics (like the Gingerbread Dinnerware collection, which is adorable if you are catering for children) and anyone hunting for minimalist Christmas decor ideas. The Rustic Forest collection would be my top pick, with retro ski scenes and stag motifs printed on splatterware.

As I look ahead to the festive season, I'm planning out everything from home bar ideas to my all-important tablescapes, and Pottery Barn's Christmas dining and entertaining collection has just about everything covered. I'm sure that I won't be the only one coveting the more unique pieces in the range, so I'm shopping right now to avoid disappointment.

I know that charming touches like the Gingerbread Icon Drinking Glasses and Holly Beaded Coasters are likely to receive plenty of compliments from my guests, and that I will return to them for years to come. I also love the more folky pieces, like the Fair Isle deer table throw, and the bold etched glassware. Here are some of my favorite tableware picks from Pottery Barn's Christmas dining and entertaining collection

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Yes, it's only September, but there's so much Christmas goodness to shop right now. I'm loving Magnolia's holiday decor collection for 2025 – Joanna Gaines has nailed the vintage-inspired festive look.

I love the languorous feeling of late summer, as the last warm days slip by and the promise of fall awaits. It's like a precious pause before the bustle of the harvest season – fall, Halloween, Thanksgiving – and every year I try to use the time to plan ahead. It might seem hasty, but I'm already full of Thanksgiving table decor ideas, and I've been somewhat charmed by all the Thanksgiving table decor at Pottery Barn.

There's so much to look forward to when it comes to Thanksgiving hosting, and I love shopping for seasonal decor and leaning into gorgeous fall colors. I spend weeks trying out different Thanksgiving table setting ideas, but I usually end up with a tried-and-tested combination of warm yellow linens, gleaming gold accents, and plenty of pillar candles (plus some tasteful turkey motifs, of course). I was thrilled to see all of this and more in Pottery Barn's Thanksgiving decor collection.

Whether you're ready to embrace traditional designs or you're envisioning a more understated tablescape, Pottery Barn's Thanksgiving table decor is perfect. I'd start with the Botanical Harvest bird dinnerware set for a classic Thanksgiving look, or keep things simple and layer the Heirloom serveware collection with the Woodrow plaid cotton table runner.

Whether you want to mix statement pieces with your existing collection of plain and neutral pieces, or start from scratch and stock up on dinnerware, platters, linens, there are so many options to elevate your existing tableware. (The French glaze pumpkin collection is my top pick.)

It's never too early to shop Thanksgiving decor ideas, and you'll feel so satisfied when you're ready with plenty of time to space. Here are more of my favorite Thanksgiving pieces from Pottery Barn.

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Looking for more seasonal buys? Pottery Barn's viral terracotta jack-o-lanterns will always be a winner for fall and Halloween displays.

Perhaps it's down to the changing seasons, but I've been desperate to inject a bit of cozy nostalgia into my home. It's only right that I start with my bedroom – the ultimate site of hibernation – and so naturally I've resumed my yearly search for the best bed sheets. It wasn't long before I ended up on the Pottery Barn site, and I'm swooning over the Brandon Maxwell Groveland Toile reversible duvet cover.

Toile decor, of course, is oh-so nostalgic, bringing to mind the charming retro look that's made country grandmother-inspired tableware so popular lately. And fahion designer, Brandon Maxwell's collaboration with Pottery Barn is almost entirely dedicated to this elegant pattern, and I have a feeling that it's about to sweep the internet.

Crafted from a cotton-lyocell blend, Pottery Barn's Groveland Toile reversible duvet cover brings a luxe feel to this vintage aesthetic. It takes inspiration from classic toile prints, depicting wild stallions, rolling pastures, and wind-swept trees.

While the blue and white color palette is a nod to traditional designs, the duvet cover also caters to a much more contemporary style. Flip it over and the toile is replaced by a wide stripe print in a blend of taupe and white. This reminded me why Pottery Barn is among interior designers' favorite bedding options.

Toile is associated with 18th-century French depictions of pastoral scenes and farmland motifs – usually in shades of blue and green – but Maxwell introduced a delightfully personal angle to his Pottery Barn pieces.

'I've reimagined a classic toile with scenes from my childhood spent in the Texas countryside,' he says. 'This collection is designed to help you fill your home with love and warmth.'

Alongside bed sheets and cushions, you'll spot everything from Texas Toile dinnerware to a Groveland Toile tablecloth and Groveland Toile napkins in the collection.

The Groveland Toile reversible duvet cover is available in both a full/queen and a king/California king size, and you can pick up the matching Groveland Toile reversible shams separately. Finish the look with the Groveland Toile sheet set (I love the forest green color) and the bold Groveland toile bolster. It might be rooted in a nostalgic look, but Pottery Barn's toile duvet is guaranteed to make your bedroom feel more like a palace.

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Love the idea of decorating with toile? Check out more French decor ideas – and French country decor ideas, if you're after a more rustic look.

As a lifestyle writer, it's my job to hunt down the very best tableware deals, and I'm always excited to see what's on offer when the sales come around. There's plenty to shop for the Labor Day sales this year, but my interest was particularly piqued by the Pottery Barn dinnerware and entertaining sale, which is full of covetable pieces at knockdown prices.

It's time to start thinking about fall table decor ideas – if, like me, you've been dreaming about harvest season hosting for a while there's some incredible inspiration to be found in the Pottery Barn sale. You'll even spot some discounted game day hosting essentials like snack bowls and platters.

I was thrilled to see a good selection of seasonal pieces in the Pottery Barn sale. My favorite has to be this glass pumpkin cloche with a wood pedestal and don't miss the chance to pick up the ever-popular icon snack bowls, which I'll be purchasing to kick-start my Halloween table decor ideas.

Of course, there's an array of year-round essentials to shop, too, including the Monique L'hullier Arles dinnerware collection, and this shell double condiment server, which are both timeless neutral pieces that will elevate any tablescape year-round. I know that my fall dinner parties will be uplifted by some of these classic and more trend-led additions from Pottery Barn – here are my top picks from the sale.

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The Labor Day sales are still going strong but not for long, so check out our pick of the best Labor Day deals to grab some great discounts before they're gone.

Known for her playful use of color, lightweight fabrics and ethereal details, Cynthia Rowley has teamed up with Pottery Barn on a beautiful new tabletop and decorative accessories collab and I am coveting every piece for my summer table decor ideas.

The Pottery Barn x Cynthia Rowley collection, which has the fitting title of Midsummer Night's Dream, is a visual feast of botanical prints, pretty and playful motifs and jewel details which are so perfect for summer hosting.

I love the sense of eclecticism, fun and unexpectedness this collection brings to table dressing,

Layering and mismatching are core to this aesthetic, and, as with any maximalist look, the more the better, so go big and go bold.

From gemstone-encrusted napkin rings to eclectic monkey candlesticks and delicate floral chinaware, to richly embroidered placemats, the collection incorporates texture, color and pattern in a way that really appeals to my passion for botanical prints and hidden details.

It comes together to form a rich tapestry inspired by the designer's travels and love of art, and I love that the more you look at the pieces, the more hidden surprises you discover.

If you can't stretch to forking out for the full collection – if only – I've curated my top picks to help you choose the pieces that will make the biggest impact and create a beautiful tablescape for your guests.

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