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The marble nightstands won us over.
Sitewide deals are rare these days, so when one of our favorite home brands does choose to slash prices on everything, we take note. It’s why we look forward to the Serena & Lily Labor Day sale. Today through September 9, you can get up to 40 percent off everything. That includes the most extravagant platform bed frames and the little entertaining touches like woven wine coasters. Literally everything is on sale, so no matter what you end up adding to your cart, you're saving.
The only issue? There are thousands of pieces available on Serena & Lily's website, making shopping a little overwhelming. So, we made the process simpler by focusing on the newest and coolest pieces on offer.
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We love the deals on iconic pieces like the Riviera dining chair (21 percent off) and the Driftway coffee table (currently $500 cheaper). But the coastal-chic brand has really been expanding its collection, and the new colorways, sizes, and collections deserve their moment in the sun. Trying to capture a Burrowcore look? There’s bobbin furniture that’s a perfect fit. We’re also really partial to their wide nightstands that provide prime styling real estate, with a Carrara marble top that pulls it all together. Even Ina Garten sings the praises of a great set of linen napkins, so we picked out two for you to choose from.
Ahead, we chose 17 pieces across all categories that are true perfection, in our humble opinion. And you’ll save on every single find.
This is the ideal housewarming gift for your friend who loves to host dinner parties. It’s a multi-purpose coaster, ideal for sweating drink cans or for holding small snack and dip bowls. But its best use, in our opinion, is to hold the evening’s bottle of wine in a position of honor.
Not every dining table is big enough (or shaped right) for rectangular placemats. That’s where this four-pack of square placemats comes in. They still have that fringed, woven look with colorful trim, but they fit much better on a bistro table.
If you prefer your fringe on your napkins, you’ll want to see the new colors of the Fasano set. Expanding on the brand’s original blue-green color palette, these dinner napkins now come in cranberry red, ideal for all the upcoming holiday feasts.
The Driftway coffee table is one of Serena & Lily’s most iconic designs, but the whole collection has an undeniable charm. The linen-wrapped dresser now comes in a new wheat colorway, adding a bit more warmth to contrast with the previous white and blue colors.
In case you missed it, bobbin furniture is having a moment. The brand’s new Cornwall collection leans all the way in. The charming legs of this chest of drawers are perfect for anyone trying to capture the whimsical look. It blends nostalgia with practical storage and soft-close drawers.
A baby blue bed frame may feel like a risky choice, but hear us out: If you want to incorporate more color into your space without choosing something you'll get sick of after only a few months, going with a pastel hue is always a good idea. Plus, we consider blue a neutral.
It’s easy to buy a machine-tufted rug and call it a day, but if you want something truly unique, this Alden rug is for you. Each one is hand-dyed, so no two rugs are the same. It can take up to 100 days to make just one, so the floral design has been painstakingly crafted.
If you prefer a lower, wider storage option to a chest, then go with the new Pinecrest dresser. It’s curved on either end to soften the room, and six spacious drawers are great for people with overflowing closets. Brass pulls and soft-close drawers are the cherry on top.
This side table will look right at home in your entryway, hallway, or flanking the couch—basically anywhere you need extra display space, really. Might we even suggest putting it in front of a window to display your prized houseplants?
Serena & Lily may be synonymous with summer, but these artichoke olive green napkins will carry your place settings through fall and the holiday season. They're an easy add-to-cart before you check out with the rest of your sale goodies.
This decor is ideal for anyone who wants beachy touches in their home but doesn’t want it to look like a seaside motel. The base of this lamp mimics the shape of bamboo, but uses brass and alabaster to give it a more elegant finish.
This light looks like something that would hang over the front desk at a boutique hotel in Sicily. It's made of rattan and abaca woven over an iron frame, forming palm fronds. These elements work together to give the light a soft, diffused look.
We love a piece that combines fashion and function. If you have to reach tall cabinets, leaving a bulky steel step stool on display can seriously cramp your style. The Carter step stool solves that. It’s made of colorfully painted beechwood with a weight capacity of 220 pounds, so it’s still a sturdy way to reach the top of the pantry.
Don’t underestimate the power of a beautiful sconce. This fluted one is ideal to flank a sofa, light a dining nook, or warm up a powder room (it’s damp-rated!). An antique brass finish on the inner shade adds warmth to any room or powder room.
We’re entering burrow season. It’s almost time to bundle up under our favorite quilts and blankets, and this quilt is perfect for anyone embracing a burrowcore interior. The botanical pattern reminds us of vintage bedding grandma would approve of.
Your nightstand is one of the unsung heroes of your bedroom. It’s one of the first places you reach for as soon as you wake up, so you deserve a stylish one. This extra-wide one is perfect for anyone with lots of books or devices to charge at the bedside. The Carrara marble top certainly doesn’t hurt.
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