Lounging never looked no good! Save up to $520 on CHITA furniture this Memorial Day!
Give your living room a long weekend with up to $520 off CHITA furniture this Memorial Day!
The affordable luxury brand is giving shoppers the opportunity of a lifetime with some major savings across their entire portfolio from sofas to recliners and beyond. As soon as you spend over $500 you are automatically eligible for $60 OFF — and the more you spend, the more you save!
CHITA
Head into the long weekend with style on your side when you shop CHITA's blowout Memorial Day sale!
The trendy furniture brand has something for every shopper and right now when you spend big, you win bigger. This epic sale will only last from May 13-29.
Promotion: $60 off orders of $500+ | $130 off orders of $1,000+ | $260 off orders of $2,000+| $520 off orders of $3,000+
Up to $520 OFF Shop
No matter what room of the house you are ready to revamp the chic brand has your back with styles for every aesthetic. Bonus — right now CHITA is giving even more to their customers with curated gifts based on spending, including FREE plantable seed paper for anyone who spends over $1,999!
Delaney 2-Seat Modular Sofa
This modular loveseat style sofa comes in five fun colors, including terracotta and green!
You can add and take away sections of this Delaney style sofa with the max being six cubes. You can also add on a Power Console that connects to the middle or end of your modular set-up and provides remote storage, charging, and more.
Snag the loveseat size of the top-rated Delaney design now for over $20 off.
$859 (was $896) Shop
Kenna Modular 4 Seat Sofa-Chaise Sectional
The Kenna Modular couch is a CHITA must-have and we can see why.
The chic rearrangeable couch can be moved to fit any space from L-shapes to floating ottomans and beyond. It comes in both cream and dark gray.
You can shop your Kenna Sofa in pieces with the minimum being two and the max being six. Right now the best-seller (4-piece) is a HUGE $600 off.
$600 OFF Shop
Aurora Power Swivel Nursery Glider Recliner
Make your nursery chic and comfy with this adorable recliner!
The all-cream design is perfect for matching any aesthetic and the easy recline features are perfect for nursing, bedtime stories, and more.
Right now you can shop this chair for $200 off!
$650 (was $850) Shop
Kenna 3 Seat Modular Sofa
Just like the four seat version above, the 3-seater Kenna Sofa is a must-have.
Modular in its design, this moveable couch brings comfort and flexibility into the home. You can easily take off or add sections seamlessly over time and even shop a cream version.
Enjoy the included side pillows and bring home the families next favorite hang spot for over $500 OFF now!
$550 OFF Shop
Aislinn Swivel Bar & Counter Stools
Kitchen dining doesn't come cheap, which is why CHITA's Memorial Day sale is so major.
You can shop all of their top-rated dining sets for less right now, including out favorite — the Aislinn chairs.
These bar top stools are trendy and perfect for breakfast nooks or at home bars. The sleek black metal and wooden mix make them fit into multiple home styles.
$90 OFF Shop
Liana Wicker Outdoor 5-Piece Patio Set
Summer is nearly here and that means it is time to break out the patio furniture!
This wicker set is so fun for the sunny months ahead and looks chic poolside too. It comes with everything you need to kick back in comfort (and style!), plus for a limited time it is $120 OFF.
$120 OFF Shop
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