There are 1000s of home deals in the Presidents' Day sales – these are the only 18 worth buying
Presidents' Day sales are already starting, with deep discounts on everything from furniture and decor to small and large appliances
Today's the big day, and Presidents' Day sales are already starting. You could save big on all sorts of home goods, from dinnerware and kitchenware to small and large appliances
Thousands of deals are live already, across all the major home retailers and specialist stores. You could bag a big-ticket item, such as a mattress or a refrigerator, at a bargain price, while saving hundreds of dollars on decor. With so much on sale for so little, it can be hard 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 spend my days searching the web to find the hottest products at the lowest prices. Whether you're looking for the best coffee maker for the kitchen or the best mattress for the bedroom, you'll find it for less in the Presidents' Day sales.
Where to shop in the Presidents' Day sales
- Amazon: up to 40% off Ninja
- Nolah: $100 off with promo code HOMES100
- Avocado Green: 20% off mattresses
- Sleep Number: 50% off sheets and pillows
- Nordstrom: save big on Le Creuset
- Home Depot: 40% off bath
- Saks Fifth Avenue: $100s off Dyson vacuums
- Wayfair: 100s off indoor and outdoor furniture
- Sur La Table: 50% off Zwilling and Staub
- Shark Clean: 20% off orders over $150
Presidents' Day home deals: the best of the best
To save you time and money, I've scoured the sites of the top homeware retailers to bring you the best home deals in the Presidents' Day sales. I've narrowed it down to my favorite 18 products that you'll actually use, from espresso machines to cozy throws.
Dyson V15 Detect | Was $749.99, now $649.99 at Dyson
The V15 Detect isn't just the best Dyson vacuum: it's one of the best best vacuums on the market. This smart cleaner intelligently adapts to all floor types and comes with a detangling brush roll to save you picking out hairs with your hands. The only thing I don't like about it is the price, which is why I'm so pleased to see a $100 discount.
Instant Vortex Plus 6Qt. Air Fryer | Was $169.99, now $119.89 at Amazon
The world's best air fryer is selling for $50 less in the Amazon President's Day sales. This multifunctional machine boasts tens of thousands of five-star reviews online and it's easy to see why: it's a quick, even cooker, which offers a wide range of cook times and temperatures, and masks the smell of fried food.
Nolah Original Mattress | Was $1.449, now $942 at Nolah
This is a soft, supportive mattress, with just enough give to let side sleepers sink in. It's filled with AirFoam, instead of memory foam, so it should sleep a little cooler as we head into summer. When you use the promo code HOMES100, you can snag another $100 off your Nolah mattress, from now through to the end of February.
Nespresso Vertuo Pop+ | Was $129, now $99 at Nespresso
This single-serve coffee maker would make a great addition to a coffee nook or smaller kitchen. This compact machine is deceptively capacious: you can brew everything from a single shot of espresso to an entire carafe of coffee. The Nespresso Vertuo Pop+ is easy to use and quick to heat: you should be ready to brew in just 30 seconds.
Cuisinart Precision Pro Stand Mixer | Was $299.95, now $209.88 at Amazon
We've been arguing for years that the Cuisinart Precision Pro Stand Mixer offers near-KitchenAid performance for a fraction of the price. You can save another $90 when you shop at Amazon. Powered by a 500W motor, this machine can knead thick doughs without breaking a sweat.
Dyson Purifier Cool Formaldehyde | Was $749.99, now $549.99 at Dyson
Dyson makes some of the world's best fans. This neat and narrow machine won't just cool the air, but purify it, too. Inside the machine is an activated carbon filter to neutralize gases and erase odors, as well as a HEPA filtration system to capture particles and pathogens. You can get it for less than $600, only at Dyson.
Silk & Snow Egyptian Cotton Bed Sheets | Was $140, now $126 at Silk & Snow
Hot sleepers who don't want to compromise on comfort should consider a set of Egyptian cotton sheets. Woven from long-staple cotton fibers, these sheets are naturally moisture-wicking and anti-microbial, which is ideal for sleepers with sensitive skin. This set comes in a range of cool neutrals, from misty rose to dusk gray.
Banks Extending Dining Table | Was $2,499 - $2,699, now $1,999 - $2,699 at Pottery Barn
This dining table is crafted from solid poplar, which is kiln-dried for durability, and cut to showcase its natural grain and texture. You can choose from a wide range of natural varnishes to complement your kitchen color palette. Fully extended, you could seat eight people around this thing.
Fremont Double Sink Freestanding Bath Vanity | Was $1,599.00, now $959.00 at Home Depot
Remodelling a bathroom can be seriously expensive. If you're keen to save a little cash, but you don't want to scrimp on style, then you should take advantage of a $550 discount on this stunning double vanity. It comes with all the hardware you need for quick, easy assembly.
Jasper Portuguese Dinner Plates, Set of 4 | Was $64.00, now $23.97 at Anthropologie
When you take advantage of the Anthropologie Presidents' Day sales, you can shop this set of four dinner plates for less than $6 per piece. When you consider that each plate is made from durable stoneware and finished with a satin reactive glaze for heat safety, this seems like a seriously good deal.
De'Longhi Dinamica Plus | Was $1,699.95, now $1,399.95 at Best Buy
While $1,400 is still a lot to spend on a coffee machine, your money goes a long way when you shop with De'Longhi. This bean-to-cup machine can make all sorts of coffee drinks, from espresso to cappuccino to flat white, and comes with a built-in grinder for a fresh taste.
Ninja CREAMi Ice Cream Maker | Was $199, now $169 at Walmart
This isn't a huge discount, but it's a great product, and you'll get a lot of use out of it as we head into spring and summer. The Ninja CREAMi isn't just an ice cream maker, either: you could make a wide range of frozen treats in this machine, from thick milkshakes to zingy sorbet.
Osborn Sofa | Was $1.499 - $1,899, now $1,279.00 - $1,899 at West Elm
I love the curved lines and deep seats on this retro sofa. When you shop the West Elm Presidents' Day sales, you can choose the width of sofa and fabric finish that suits your space. I like the chunky boucle for touchable texture, but you could opt for distressed velvet or dyed linen.
Le Creuset Signature Dutch Oven | Was $430.00, now $279.95 at Nordstrom
As a shopping writer and a keen cook, I'm often asked whether to buy Le Creuset cookware. It's the perfect combination of form and function, but it doesn't come cheap, so you should snap up sales when you see them. You could save more than $150 on this iconic Dutch oven when you shop at Nordstrom.
Vineyard Adirondack Set | Was $760.00, now $537.00 at Wayfair
It might feel too soon (and too cold) to shop for summer yard furniture, but the Presidents' Day sales pose a great opportunity to get ahead of the crowds on out-of-season items and save a little money in the process. This Adirondack set could sit on your porch, on the patio, or even on your balcony.
Staub 3-Piece Rectangular Baking Dish Set | Was $169.99, now $99.99 at Nordstrom
These rectangular dishes are just the right size for baking casseroles, roasting meats, and broiling lasagna. Each piece stacks on top of the other for easy storage. These dishes are even dishwasher-safe for convenient cleaning.
Braeburn Handwoven Wool Rug | Was $1,398, now $699 at Lulu and Georgia
If you're all sorted on household essentials, and you're on the hunt for a luxury item in the Presidents' Day sales, you might be swayed by this hand-knotted rug from Lulu and Georgia. Expertly crafted by Indian artisans, this rug would make a great accent in a neutral living room or entryway.
Hammered Handcrafted Drinking Glasses | Was $12 - $48, now $7.99 - $48 at Pottery Barn
These short tumblers are ideal for summer punches and whiskey tastings. You can get each glass in clear glass or mist blue and smoke gray to offset the colors of your cocktails, for as little as $7.99.
Presidents' Day sales FAQs
When do Presidents' Day sales start?
Although the big day isn't until February 19, Presidents' Day sales have already started at most major home retailers and specialist stores. You'll find deep discounts on everything from vacuum cleaners to kitchenware. You could get ahead of the crowds and shop early, or take a step back and consider your options: most of these deals will be live until the end of February.
Are Presidents' Day sales any good?
I think so, yes. While Presidents' Day doesn't reach quite so high a fever pitch as Black Friday, you should find some deep discounts on the hottest products. Presidents' Day is a particularly good time to shop for bedding. You could bag a big-ticket item, such as the best mattress, at a bargain price, or save a few dollars on something smaller, like the best pillow or a brand new set of sheets.
Final thoughts
There's so much to shop in the Presidents' Day sales. Together with the rest of the H&G eCommerce team, I've been keeping track of all the deepest discounts on the hottest products. I've rounded up all the best bedding sales to help you save on sheets and shams. You could pick up a bean-to-cup machine at a bargain price when you take advantage of the best coffee maker deals.
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Emilia is our resident sleep writer. She spends her days tracking down the lowest prices on the best mattresses and bedding and spends her nights testing them out from the comfort of her own home. Emilia leads a team of testers across America to find the best mattress for every sleep style, body type, and budget.
Emilia's quest to learn how to sleep better takes her all around the world, from the 3Z mattress factory in Glendale, Arizona to the Hästens headquarters in Köping, Sweden. She's interviewed luxury bedding designers at Shleep and Pure Parima, as well as the Design Manager at IKEA. Before she joined Homes & Gardens, Emilia studied English at the University of Oxford.
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