The Our Place Wonder Oven is back on sale—save up to 30% on viral cookware, appliances, more
The insanely viral cookware and kitchen brand Our Place is currently hosting a February sale with up to 30% off celebrity-approved picks. Our readers are totally obsessed with the Our Place Wonder Oven and it is back on sale for $155, one of the lowest prices we've seen since Black Friday. You can also get the famous Our Place Always Pan and Perfect Pot Duo on sale for $50 off (plus, save on the mini versions!) and take advantage of one of the most rare deals on the new Titanium Always Pan Pro. Whether you're finally ready to invest in high-quality kitchen appliances and cookware or are looking to treat someone special, the Our Place February sale is a serious must-shop.
Shop the Our Place February sale
⏲️ Bonus! Get a free Dinner at Our Place cookbook with orders of $150 or more.
1. Our Place Titanium Always Pan Pro
Our Place Titanium Always Pan Pro Get the new Always Pan Pro on sale for $45 off during this sweet February cookware sale.
Get the new Always Pan Pro on sale for $45 off during this sweet February cookware sale. $170 at Our Place (Save $45)
2. Our Place Wonder Oven
Our Place Wonder Oven Get the viral 6-in-1 Wonder Oven in the standard size for smaller households or kitchens.
Get the viral 6-in-1 Wonder Oven in the standard size for smaller households or kitchens. $155 at Our Place (Save $20)
🍕 Shopping news:Our Place just launched a new Large Wonder Oven
Our Place Mini Home Cook Duo Save $40 on the adorable mini versions of Always Pan and Perfect Pot.
Save $40 on the adorable mini versions of Always Pan and Perfect Pot. $175 at Our Place (Save $40)
4. Our Place Short Night & Day Glasses
Our Place Short Night and Day Glasses (4-Piece) You can save $45 when you bundle! Buy two sets of these stackable glasses now.
You can save $45 when you bundle! Buy two sets of these stackable glasses now. Bundle and Save at Our Place
5. Our Place Ultimate Cookware Set
Our Place Ultimate Cookware Set This 8-piece cookware set is nearly $200 off during the Our Place February sale.
This 8-piece cookware set is nearly $200 off during the Our Place February sale. $485 at Our Place (Save $190)
6. Our Place Fully Prepped Bundle
Our Place Fully Prepped Bundle Get this Knife Trio and Walnut Cutting Board on sale for $130 off right now.
Get this Knife Trio and Walnut Cutting Board on sale for $130 off right now. $135 at Our Place (Save $130)
7. Our Place Dream Cooker
Our Place Dream Cooker Save $29 on this multi cooker for all your winter stews at the Our Place sale.
Save $29 on this multi cooker for all your winter stews at the Our Place sale. $170 at Our Place (Save $29)
8. Our Place Cookware Set Pro
Our Place Cookware Set Pro The upgraded 4-piece Always Pan and Perfect Pot set has all the essentials you need.
The upgraded 4-piece Always Pan and Perfect Pot set has all the essentials you need. $370 at Our Place (Save $190)
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9. Our Place Home Cook Duo
Our Place Home Cook Duo Save $50 on the best-selling Our Place cookware duo at this February sale.
Save $50 on the best-selling Our Place cookware duo at this February sale. $215 at Our Place (Save $50)
10. Our Place Classic Stacking Set
Our Place Classic Stacking Set This 20-piece set of ceramic tableware is on sale for 30% off during the Our Place sale.
This 20-piece set of ceramic tableware is on sale for 30% off during the Our Place sale. $250 at Our Place (Save $105)
11. Our Place Spendor Blender
Our Place Splendor Blender This gorgeous blender is on sale for just $105 for a limited time only.
This gorgeous blender is on sale for just $105 for a limited time only. $105 at Our Place (Save $20)
When is the Our Place February sale?
Shop the Our Place February 2025 sale is happening now for a very limited time only. You can save up to 30% on best-selling cookware, kitchen appliances, accessories, tableware and so much more. Personally, I'm obsessed with the Our Place Tall Drinking Glasses and the matching Day and Night Water Glasses. They come in beautiful jewel-toned colors and stack all together for effortless organization! You can save $45 when you buy two sets of these popular glasses.
Is free shipping available during the Our Place February sale?
Our Place offers free shipping and returns on all orders of $85 or more. Be sure to check the brand's website for detailed shipping information for your location. You can also enjoy a 100-day free trial to make sure you really love your Our Place purchase.
Prices were accurate at the time this article was published but may change over time.
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