Hosting this Memorial Day? Wayfair has early furniture deals to spruce up your patio
No matter what's on your checklist, Wayfair has Memorial Day deals of up to 70% off small appliances, furniture, decor and more. I, myself, am in the market for a pair of patio chairs and a stylish mirror, so I've been simultaneously scouring the best deals and adding them to my cart.
Hundreds upon hundreds of sales are live, but I've gone through dozens of pages to whittle down the best early Wayfair Memorial Day deals below.
Latitude Run Leen Round Outdoor Dining Set
I've been contemplating whether I should buy this bistro set for some time now, and I feel ready to take the plunge with this tempting 65% discount. That knocks over $200 off its original pricing for the Parisian-inspired patio chairs and table.
Beachcrest Home Shawnna Weather-Resistant Foldable Outdoor Adirondack Chair
No porch is truly complete without an Adirondack chair. For all your cabin adventures, days spent by the lake or nights circled around a bonfire, this reclining seat is more than half off well ahead of Memorial Day weekend plans.
The Twillery Co. Pierpoint 9-Foot Market Umbrella
Bring some shade to your summer barbecues with this 9-foot patio umbrella. It comes with a nifty hand crank for quick, easy setup. It's also available in nine on-sale, fade-resistant canopies.
Gracie Oaks Alegre Bordered Power Loomed Tan Indoor/Outdoor Rug
Pull outdoor spaces together with a neutral rug that touts UV resistance. Starting at $27, choose from sizes of 2 feet by 3 feet for small patios up to 7 feet by 9 feet for large spaces. There are even runners for placement in front of benches or grills.
KingSo Round Steel Wood Burning Smokeless Fire Pit
Grill veggies and roast marshmallows with this fire pit. It dipped below $100 ahead of Memorial Day, so you can get the conversation starter in prep for the long weekend. When temps dip at night, enjoy stargazing by the fireside.
AllModern Rae 84-Inch Upholstered Sofa
One of our favorite Wayfair couches just got a steep discount weeks ahead of Memorial Day. An interior designer we consulted recommends the couch for small or modern spaces. Equally practical as it is stylish, it also comes in three on-sale performance fabrics.
Sand & Stable Carpinteria Media Console
Your TV setup just got that more streamlined with this media console. It keeps the eyesore of corded devices discreetly hidden. With four-door storage, it offers ample room to stash games and serveware, too.
Wade Logan Braedin Upholstered Accent Chair and Storable Ottoman
An accent chair like this one adds a luxe touch to living rooms without having to pay top dollar. Unlike other options out there, this one includes an ottoman so you can kick up your feet and hide it underneath when not in use.
Joss & Main Drossett Glass Top Coffee Table
Don Draper himself would love to have this coffee table in his home. Midcentury lines meet postmodern curves with this coffee table, bringing an upscale touch to living rooms.
Birch Lane Fiama Pedestal End Table
If you need a smaller surface for plants or a place to drop keys and mail, this end table fills the role and looks good doing so. Its wooden style and circular silhouettes remind me of Nancy Meyers' aesthetics.
Re/Fine Sabine Metal Round Wall Mirror
I've been waiting for the perfect opportunity to commit to this circular mirror, and it just arrived with Wayfair's early Memorial Day deals. It comes in silver, gold and black hardware with the option to select sizes of 18 inches to 48 inches.
Chris Loves Julia x Loloi Francis Wool Beige and Charcoal Rug
Inspired by parquet flooring, this diamond-patterned rug brings an expensive feel to rooms. That's without the major markup, though, while it's discounted for Wayfair's early Memorial Day sale.
Joss & Main Chemise Ceramic Table Lamp
Complete with a ceramic base, an urn-like shape and a subtle texture, this table lamp embraces minimalistic aesthetics without feeling too sterile. It makes a great accent to side tables or entryway consoles at 34% off.
Wade Logan Baislee Matte Picture Frame, Set of 3
Frames can be surprisingly expensive. So get your gallery wall started with this discounted pack of frames. They already come matted, bringing a streamlined touch to your photographs.
Re/Fine Edgar 100% Cotton Throw Pillow
Soften couches and furniture with a plush throw pillow. Available in over 20 colors, this on-sale pillow comes in several options so you can mix and match according to your preferred design aesthetic. Why not grab multiple while it's over 50% off?
Latitude Run Juanetta Hydraulic Lift-Up Storage Upholstered Platform Bed
My sister upgraded her bed frame setup with this hydraulic option. Now, storing and reaching for her seasonal clothing and luggage is easier than ever. With these Memorial Day deals, it's reasonably priced below $300.
Mercury Row Yarber 6-Drawer Solid Wood Double Dresser
Every major holiday, I spot this bestselling dresser on sale. It has a steep discount once again at over half off. My sister has owned the very same one for years, and it's held up with dozens of clothing pieces packed inside.
Mercury Row Syverson Armoire
A standing armoire will be your best friend if your bedroom lacks closet storage like mine does. This wooden armoire looks expensive, but it costs only $230 during this Wayfair sale. It has a clothing rod to hang long coats and a bottom drawer for spare shoes.
All Modern Indra Nightstand
Clean up your bedside with this nightstand with a drawer. It adopts a mid-century modern wood finish, and its open shelf lets you display coffee table books. Snag it in four on-sale grains, including this dark walnut.
Sealy Cool 12-Inch Medium Memory Foam Mattress With CopperChill Technology
Memorial Day marks one of the best times to buy a new mattress. That's because hot-ticket items see the steepest discounts, especially as retailers make way for new stock. Consider this 53% deal as your sign to replace your old digs.
All Modern Nia Vegan Leather Bar & Counter Stool, Set of 2
Stools don't have to be uncomfortable. This pair is padded with leather so you can sit, dine and chat for longer. It also comes in varying heights for bars and counters, for as little as $130.
George Oliver Agne Round Pedestal Dining Table
You'd never know this stylish circle table costs less than $500 from looking at it. It comes in a refined oak finish as well as a modern black or white color, all of which are discounted during Wayfair's early Memorial Day sale.
Lark Manor Annibelle Kitchen Pantry
Cabinet space is precious in my Brooklyn-based kitchen. That's why I'm eyeing this standing pantry, especially while it's down to just $144. I love that it leaves a shelf open for displaying cookbooks or granting easy access to appliances.
George Oliver Upholstered Solid Wood Dining Chair, Set of 2
Bundling two chairs at just $177, this set elevates your dining experience for much less. It features an upholstered seat propped up by tapered wooden legs, embracing mid-century modern styles.
Rebrilliant Chrome Glass Bar Cart
Display all your martini glasses and impressive liquor supply with this equally stunning bar cart. Its stunning chrome hardware and combination of curved, rounded and rectangular lines will make it a statement piece in your kitchen.
Philips 1000 Series Air Fryer
I've never seen a sleeker-looking air fryer than this Philips one. Its matte black will surely look great on any countertop, and its equally attractive doorbuster deal makes me want to cop one for myself.
Smeg 50's Retro Style 7-Cup Electric Kettle
Obsessed would be an understatement when describing how I feel about this electric kettle. It adopts the retro aesthetic synonymous with the brand. While it'd usually be a major spend, it just dipped below $200.
Bissell Pet Stain Eraser Duo Deluxe
Any pet owner needs a handheld vacuum in their arsenal. Keep this 29%-off pick from Bissell at the ready when messes arise. The cordless design can tackle thin carpets, low-pile rugs and upholstery in a pinch.
De'Longhi La Specialista Arte Evo Espresso Machine
We love a De'Longhi as much as the next, but we can't ignore its hefty price tag. Luckily, you can kick up your caffeine intake while Wayfair has the espresso machine for nearly half off.
Shark Air Purifier With True HEPA
Allergy season is in full swing, and you can take advantage of early Memorial Day deals to keep sneezing under control. This Shark air purifier is down to $177. With its Clean Sense IQ, it can automatically sense air quality and adjust filtering accordingly. We weren't expecting Memorial Day deals to drop this early at Wayfair — nevertheless, with as much as 70% off. It matches the level of savings we'd expect from the actual holiday weekend. With the turn of the season, you may be wanting to revamp your space for summer. This sale marks no better time since big-ticket items like mattresses, appliances and furniture are discounted. With the early arrival of these deals, you also have time to make a thoughtful buying decision without the mad buying frenzy influencing you.
Our deals team has been covering deals for decades, garnering plenty of experience saving our readers money. After all, advocating for buyers is what we're all about. Our deals editor, Jacqueline Saguin, and the rest of the deals team work hard to ensure we're only handpicking the best prices on products so you can get the most bang for your buck.
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