New year, new deals – and there's a lot to like at Anthropologie. When you shop the Anthropologie New Year sales, you'll find deep discounts on big-ticket items, such as beds and sofas, as well as smaller accent pieces.
Big deal, you might think: any home store worth its salt runs a start-of-season sale. True enough, but Anthropologie pulls away from the pack at the checkout, where you can access another 40% off sales items.
As a shopping writer, I love a bargain, but I'd never compromise quality for cost. I've spent hours scouring the site to bring you the fairest prices on the hottest products.
Whether you need a new reed diffuser or dinner plate, you'll find it for less in the Anthropologie New Year Sales.
The best of the Anthropologie after-Christmas sales
Was $268.00, now $119.97 at Anthropologie
This jacquard duvet cover combines delicate design with durable materials. Unfurling swirls of leaves and blooms are woven into the construction of the cotton, rather than appliquéd on top. You could shop the set in slate blue or opt for ochre to make a sunny statement.
Was $208.00, now $86.97 at Anthropologie
These sheets are selling fast, but they're still available in a Twin size. Each flat sheet, fitted sheet, and pillowcase is crafted from a unique blend of cotton and linen, combining breathability and durability to resist sweat, spills, and stains.
Was $198.00, now $138.60 at Anthropologie
Crushed velvet looks and feels seriously sumptuous. Adding this touchable texture should instantly elevate your bedding. This duvet cover comes in every size from Twin to California King to suit all sorts of sleepers. Just bear in mind that it's a little high-maintenance: you'll need to dry clean it once a month.
Was $848.00, now $599.95 at Anthropologie
These rattan-wrapped counter stools are suitable for indoor and outdoor use alike. You could dot them around your dining table, push them up against your breakfast bar, or pop them outside on your patio. Just make sure to store the chairs indoors during inclement weather.
Was $598.00, now $499.95 at Anthropologie
This outdoor bar cart is crafted from natural teak and finished with a rain-resistant glaze, so that you can mix mocktails and cocktails, whatever the weather. This piece is all long lines and wide open spaces to blend with any outdoor background.
Was $598.00, now $269.97 at Anthropologie
This is a multipurpose piece. You could use the Maude Wall Cabinet to store everyday essentials, from sunblock to skincare, or as a display case for toys and trinkets. This cabinet is crafted from solid ash and celebrates all the knots and grains of real wood furniture.
Was $298.00, now $143.97 at Anthropologie
This abstract wall art would instantly add interest to a bedroom or living room. The blush pink and cool gray tones should complement any color scheme, though they'd really pop against plain white walls.
Was $1,798.00, now $749.97 at Anthropologie
You read that right. When you shop the Anthropologie New Year sales, you can save more than $1,000 on this hand-tufted rug. It's three quarters of an inch thick, so it should feel plush beneath your feet, yet withstand the wear and tear of high-traffic areas, such as entryways.
Was $98.00, now $41.97 at Anthropologie
If you want to buy one, two, or five of the best throw pillows, head to Anthropologie. You'll find a wide range of bright and bold designs, as well as a few pieces that showcase natural textures and neutral colors. These hand-tufted pillows should soften up a sofa seat.
Was $28.00, now $11.97 at Anthropologie
This owl-shaped vase would make a sweet statement on a desk or inside a display cabinet. It's just the right size to showcase longer stems and blooming buds. You could shop the whole set of ceramic woodland creatures, which includes a small squirrel and a medium-sized raccoon to complete the look.
Was $148.00, now $65.97 at Anthropologie
Crafted from resin, made to look like marble, and twisted into trailing leaves and bunches of grapes, this mirror oozes Grecian charm. This piece comes with an iron kickstand to lean casually against your vanity or dresser.
Was $48.00, now $23.97 at Anthropologie
You can pick up this piece for less than half-price when you shop the Anthropologie New Year sales. This tieback is made from real brass and iron. It's functional, but decorative, too, and works as a wall accent when it isn't tying back curtains.
Anthropologie New Year sales FAQs
Why is Anthropologie so expensive?
When shopping for premium products, you can't be surprised by a premium price tag. Many Anthropologie pieces are hand-crafted by artisans from organic materials. Compared to some of the more budget home stores, Anthropologie might seem expensive, but that's all the more reason to take advantage of their seasonal sales.
When will New Year sales end?
New Year sales tend to taper off towards the middle of January. If you're looking to save big on home goods, you won't have to wait long: I expect to see major discounts on indoor and outdoor furniture for MLK Day and President's Day in the next month or two.
Final thoughts
Anthropologie isn't the only home store offering deep discounts on furniture and decor. When you take advantage of the best Wayfair New Year sales, you could save hundreds, if not thousands, of dollars on indoor and outdoor furniture.
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