It’s Time to Redecorate! 11 Must-See Deals From Wayfair’s Labor Day Sale

Rugs don’t only add color and warmth to a space, they can protect your floors, too. This one has a plush pile that feels amazing underfoot, and the subtle pattern adds texture to your room without feeling busy. TLDR: It’s on sale for under $200 for an 8-foot by 10-foot rug. 

*TLDR = Too long, didn’t read.

Those living in small spaces know that you have to make an office wherever you have the space — and sometimes that means your desk lives in your bedroom or living room. Instead of a huge executive desk, this leaning ladder desk is a chic and space-saving option. It has shelves for storage and décor, and it’s low profile enough that you can easily walk around it.

We’re all guilty of coming home and kicking our shoes off wherever they land, throwing our coat on the closest piece of furniture, and tossing our bags on the floor. It creates a disorganized mess, especially if your drop zone is right by the front door. This wall unit has hooks for coats and bags and little cubbies for bags to help keep your entryway organized.

Even if Labor Day marks the unofficial end of summer, there’s still plenty of time for bonfires. This fire pit is more attractive than any old metal ring, and it comes with a cover to help prevent sparks from flying and potentially starting a fire where you don’t want it.

There’s nothing quite like stretching out on the couch after a long day, especially when you can actually fully stretch out. This velvet sofa has a chaise so you can kick your legs up while you’re watching TV. And, if you end up moving and take your couch with you, the chaise is reversible, so you can move it to either side to fit your room.

Some of the best nights with friends are spent gathered around a table, but once the sun goes down, it’s hard to see anyone, even if they’re sitting next to you. This large market umbrella will shield you from the sun during the day, and at night it has built-in lights that allow you to see each other. 

You can still get a great night’s sleep on an affordable mattress — even if it costs less than $200. This 8-inch deep mattress has inner springs as opposed to foam, which offers firm support for back and side sleepers. A plush pillowtop makes it feel a bit plusher.

Between seasons, it’s often too hot for a big, heavy comforter. A coverlet is between a quilt and a comforter, and the medium weight will keep you warm on chilly nights and keep you from overheating on warmer ones. It’s also reversible, so it’s basically two bedspreads for the price of one. 

Most bed frames cost hundreds, if not thousands, of dollars, so we immediately stopped scrolling when we noticed this tufted beauty on sale for less than $200. The light gray upholstery will go with any color room or bedspread, and the headboard is tall enough to accommodate a boxspring and mattress.

If you weren’t blessed with a built-in microwave (or you’re still using one your parents gave you years ago), it’s time to upgrade to something you’ll actually like to look at on your counter. This adorable microwave has a small footprint, saves counter space, and has all the functions of a regular microwave.

A nod to classic mid-century style, this angular sofa will look classic for years to come. It’s a little shorter than an average couch, but larger than a loveseat, so it’s ideal for smaller houses or apartments. It even comes with two throw pillows that happen to be excellent for napping on.