Ceramic Floral Pattern Stool / End Table ($80)

The picture is a little washed out, but I've seen this in person in the store, and it is lovely. Target has diabolical talent at producing home decor stuff that looks much more expensive than it really is, and this handy little thing—perfect for putting drinkies on next to a low-slung couch—is no exception. Buy here.

Cubist Carved Acacia Stool ($126)

Reg $179. Flowing lines make this a standout piece. From Wisteria.

Rawlins Birch Accent / Side Table ($349)

Reg $399. Not much of a markdown, really, but if you've been ogling this table and just need an excuse to pounce on it... From Pottery Barn.

Blue Priscilla Daybed ($550)

Reg $699. This is a totally gorgeous piece of furniture. Deeply fabulous for a guestroom or maybe a little girl's room. From Pottery Barn.

Lubi Analyst's Couch ($799)

Minimalist lounging, napping, and party seating by day; fold-out double bed by night. Get rid of your ratty futon already! From CB2.

Curved Leg Dining Table ($100)

A hardwood indoor/outdoor dining table for this price? Even when you add in shipping, this is a mad deal. You can easily drop more than this at Ikea for a table that's probably not going to be as nice. From Brocade Home.

Medallion Side Table ($50)

Hardwood top and metal base here for a hybrid country/Versailles/Moroccan thing, or something. The top and the base really shouldn't work together, but somehow they come out looking cute. From Brocade Home.

Random Weave Headboard ($170-$200)

Reg $349-$429. Banana leaves are woven over a mahogany frame to make this headboard. Available in full, queen, or cal. king. From West Elm.

King Octagon Pattern Headboard ($140)

Reg $400. Quite a markdown, and if your bed goes up against windows, a headboard like this one will support you while you read the paper in bed, but also let light through. From West Elm.

Short Hexagonal Tea Table ($60)

Reg $149. I love the way these take the traditional Moroccan table silhouette and update it with very now geometric patterns. From West Elm.

Low Rolling Storage Shelving ($250)

Reg $349. I really have such a weakness for these cubby-style shelves, and also: things with wheels on them. Is there anything that's not better with wheels?* So anyway, cubby shelves from West Elm.

*Maybe nuclear bombs and velociraptors? No, wait. Velociraptors are totally better with wheels. This may be some kind of universal principle. Could we get some scientists to look into this, please?

Dark Espresso Double Washstand ($1545-$2000)

Originally up to $3000. I know it's more sensible to have under-sink cabinet space to hide stuff in, but I have a weakness for these slightly antique-y washstands. From Restoration Hardware.

Wood Coffee Table With Stainless Steel Tray ($179)

Made of reclaimed Chinese fir, with a "channel" tray you can fill up with candles or whatever suits you—or just flip it over for a smooth strip of stainless steel instead. From Acacia.

Deep Hardwood-Framed Mirror ($120)

Cool, unusual construction on this dark wood mirror. Hang it up or put it on top of a dresser. Originally $159. From West Elm.

Mid-Century Style Ottoman ($40)

Vegan-friendly pleather, budget-friendly mid-century reproduction furniture. Put a tray on it and it doubles as a coffee table in smaller rooms. From Bed Bath & Beyond.

Lubi Daybed / Chaise ($599)

sale!

Perfect for apartment (or small-house) dwellers—lounge on it with a book on a lazy afternoon, seat three comfortably for a party, and fold out into room for two sleepers when you have houseguests. Originally $749. From CB2.

Scando Bent Plywood Coffee Table ($349)

Available in walnut, oak, birch, and glossy white finish. Splurge, but soooo classic. From Modern Seed.

Rhys Media Console ($899)

$100 off on this modern/antique fusion media center. From Pottery Barn. The smaller one is also $100 off.

California King Tuscan Bed ($700)

This hammered-steel headboard and footboard manage to make even a hulking king bed look delicate. $100 off.

Mendocino Side Table ($250)

sale!

Love the asymmetrical thing going on here; the product description also uses lots of impressive technical terms concerning wood, like "kiln dried." Pretty sure that's a good sign. $100 off right now, from Z Gallerie.