There are 1000s of deals in the Pottery Barn Holiday Sale − these are the only 12 worth buying

When you shop the Pottery Barn Holiday Sale, you can save big on wreaths, garlands, stockings, lights, and more

Pottery Barn Holiday Sale - stockings on the mantelpiece.
(Image credit: Pottery Barn)

Year after year, Pottery Barn boasts one of the best holiday home decor collections, featuring everything from traditional tabletop decor to holiday throw pillows. When you shop the Pottery Barn Holiday Sale, you can score up to 50% off the best pieces in the collection. 

You'll find wreaths and garlands, stockings and candles, throw blankets, and pillows, all listed for less. There's so much on sale for so little that it can be difficult to tell what is and isn't quality. 

That's where I come in. As a shopping writer, I love a good bargain, but I'd never sacrifice quality for cost. I've spent hours scouring the Pottery Barn Holiday Collection to pick out the hottest products at the fairest prices. 

Whether you're shopping for last-second seasonal accents or keen to get ahead of next year's festivities, you can save big on indoor and outdoor holiday decor in the Pottery Barn holiday sale

Pottery Barn Holiday Sale

Pottery Barn Holiday Sale FAQs

Does Pottery Barn even have sales?

Yes. Pottery Barn runs regular sales, from day-to-day deals to deeper discounts across the whole store during the shopping season.  

When does the Pottery Barn Holiday Sale end?

This is the final weekend to shop the Pottery Barn Holiday Sale and save up to 50% on stockings, ornaments, plush pillows, cozy throws, and more. If you want to get your gifts by Christmas Day, you'll need to check out before 6am PT on December 19.

Final thoughts

Pottery Barn isn't the only store dropping deals on seasonal decor. When you shop the Michaels Big Holiday Sale deals, you can save big on Christmas wreaths, throws, decor, and more. 

Jessie Quinn
Contributing editor

Jessie Quinn is a Los Angeles-based lifestyle writer with work published in The Spruce, Apartment Therapy, Well + Good, PEOPLE, and more. She graduated with a Bachelor's Degree in fashion journalism from Academy of Art University and uses her background in fashion to inform her home decor coverage. Her personal home decor style falls somewhere at the intersection of eclectic vintage and modern maximalist, but she's drawn to all types of designs and styles. When she's not writing, you can find Jessie working on a variety of DIY and craft projects, including crocheting, sewing, and jewelry-making.