The long-awaited shopping extravaganza known as Black Friday is almost here. For home décor lovers like us, this means it’s time to get excited about major savings from one of our favorite stores – Pottery Barn! Known for their classic, artisanal furniture and accessories, Pottery Barn’s famously stylish items are discounted for Black Friday, making this the perfect opportunity to upgrade your home on a budget.
I’ll fill you in on all the important details of Pottery Barn’s Black Friday sale so you can shop smart and make the most of the deals. From living room furniture to bedding and beyond, read on to find out what home accents Pottery Barn has on sale and how you can save big this Black Friday!
With some planning and savvy shopping tips, you can check off your holiday shopping and give your home a fresh new look for less this holiday season thanks to Pottery Barn’s biggest sale of the year.
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What to Expect During the Pottery Barn Black Friday Sale
During Pottery Barn’s Black Friday sale, you can get up to 70% off 1000s of items and free shipping on bedding, pillows, and more. That’s in addition to the amazing everyday Pottery Barn furniture and decor on sale.
The Black Friday sale includes items to cozy up your guest room, decorate your coffee table for the holidays, set a beautiful holiday table, and host an awesome holiday season.
The sale includes lots of holiday favorites as well as several PB bestsellers! Check out our selection:
About Pottery Barn
Pottery Barn is an American upscale home furnishing store chain with retail stores across the United States and Canada as well as online sales. Pottery Barn was founded in 1949 by Paul Secon and his brother Morris in Greenwich Village, New York.
Originally, it sold ceramic pottery such as vases, bowls, and tableware. In the late 1960s, Pottery Barn began expanding across the United States. The company evolved to offer indoor and outdoor furniture, bedding, bath products, kitchenware, and decor. In 1986, Williams Sonoma acquired Pottery Barn and made it part of their portfolio of brands.
Pottery Barn is now known for its comfortable, casual style showcasing natural fibers and classic designs for every room in the home. Some of Pottery Barn’s product lines include furniture collections like leather sofas and wood dining sets as well as bed and bath goods like towels, sheets and pillows. Pottery Barn aims to bring quality, artisanal craftsmanship and sustainability practices to its designs and products for customers.
