Lulu and Georgia's Anniversary Sale With Designer Finds (2026)

Lulu and Georgia’s Anniversary Sale Is Packed With AD-Approved FindsEditor favorites and designer-backed furniture are among the markdowns up to 30% offEditor favorites, designer collaborations, and great deals worth claiming.Product imagery courtesy of Lulu and GeorgiaIf the second half of Prime Day has started to give you decision fatigue, we get it. There are only so many deals one person can reasonably buy before it all starts to feel like an endless pit. But before you abandon your shopping spree entirely, head over to Lulu and Georgia’s Anniversary Sale, where we found familiar faces amid the hefty markdowns: editor-tested picks and pieces that our favorite designers use in their own projects. These are items we’d recommend at full price, so you might want to close a few Prime Day tabs to give this Anniversary Sale your full attention before it ends on October 13.Our Top PicksAn Architectural Nightstand: Lulu and Georgia Hanson NightstandA Celebrity-Approved Rug: Village Hand-Loomed Rug by Sarah Sherman SamuelBest in Pink: Villetta Dining Chair (Set of 2) by Gillian SegalBest Big-Ticket Deal: Lulu and Georgia Cleary SofaAn Everyday Upgrade: Lolly Lolly Ceramics Dew Drop Dinnerware (12-Piece Set)A Designer Collab Pick: Dors Grasscloth Wallpaper by Jake ArnoldA Custom-Looking Curtain: Campden Linen Curtain Panel by Heidi CaillierAn Architectural NightstandLulu and Georgia Hanson NightstandPhoto: Kate McGregorContributor Kate McGregor already owns the two-drawer Hanson nightstand, which she chose to warm up her otherwise minimal space. The honey-toned wood softens her room's white walls, and the Brutalist-inspired detailing across the drawer fronts gives the piece an undeniable presence. “I was mostly drawn to the relief on the drawer fronts that creates so much depth against my characterless white walls,” McGregor says. Push-to-open drawers eliminate the need for hardware that might compete with all that texture. The roomy 24-inch top also leaves plenty of bedside real estate for books, a lamp, and whatever else has earned permanent status on your nightstand.A Celebrity-Approved RugVillage Hand-Loomed Rug by Sarah Sherman SamuelIf the Village rug looks familiar, you may have spotted it in Mandy Moore’s AD-featured home. Shopping editor Audrey Lee owns the Sarah Sherman Samuel design, too, and after six months of living with it, she’s come to call the area rug a “compliment magnet.” The graphic pattern has enough personality to perk up a room without overpowering it. And while the rug’s neutral palette plays nicely with midcentury and cottagecore interiors, Lee’s biggest endorsement comes down to what the piece doesn’t do: shed. “This viscose pile miraculously doesn’t shed at all—and very minimally when I’m vacuuming,” she says. The material also has a subtle sheen and an almost velvety feel underfoot, making its repeat appearances in well-designed homes easy to understand.Best in PinkVilletta Dining Chair (Set of 2) by Gillian SegalShopping producer Lauren Arzbaecher usually gravitates toward Shaker-style dining chairs, but Gillian Segal’s Villetta design convinced her to switch things up. “I was surprised to find myself besotted with this upholstered design,” she says. It’s easy to see the appeal: Spherical finials nod to traditional woodworking, and the sculptural silhouette creatively reimagines the standard upholstered dining chair. The solid ash frame keeps things grounded, with a generously deep seat that gives you room to settle in for a long dinner (or sit crisscrossed, as Arzbaecher prefers). If your dining room could use a little more color, follow Arzbaecher’s lead and opt for the pink upholstery—she paired hers with a similarly hued table to warm up her rental.Best Big-Ticket DealLulu and Georgia Cleary SofaPhoto: Lisa AikenA sofa is exactly the kind of big-ticket purchase that’s smart to buy on sale, and senior vice president of commerce Lisa Aiken has put the Cleary to the test in her own living room. She says its foam-and-feather cushions hit the sweet spot between supportive and sink-in comfortable, and the 24-inch seat depth leaves plenty of room for curling up. Further, the Cleary’s gently curved silhouette and slim arms provide plenty of presence without adding visual bulk, and its availability in three widths makes finding a model to fit your space easier. If velvet feels a little too precious for your household, opt for a performance upholstery option, which offers the same shapely profile but with less reason to hover over anyone holding a drink. Get the couch for over $1,000 off now during Lulu and Georgia’s Anniversary Sale.An Everyday UpgradeLolly Lolly Ceramics Cereal Bowls (Set of 4)Lolly Lolly Ceramics Dew Drop Dinnerware (12-Piece Set)You don’t have to overhaul your entire home design to take advantage of the sale. Lolly Lolly Ceramics’ Dew Drop collection offers an easy way in, whether you add a set of ceramic cereal bowls to your existing stack or spring for the full 12-piece set. Ceramicist Lalese Stamps, who first earned a cult following by creating 100 mugs with 100 different handles, brings that same playful approach to this line’s organic shapes, inspired by puddles after rain. The irregular silhouettes are designed to stack and layer, giving even an everyday place setting a little more personality without rendering it too precious for regular rotation.A Designer Collab PickDors Grasscloth Wallpaper by Jake ArnoldThis is your chance to bring Jake Arnold’s signature style home for less—no design consultation required. The AD100 designer’s Dors wallpaper turns a tonal landscape of mountains, trees, and birds into a surprisingly subtle backdrop. Look closely, and the intricate illustrations reveal themselves; take a few steps back, and the pattern reads softer and almost atmospheric. A grasscloth finish brings even more dimension to the walls, making it especially well-suited to a powder room, entryway, or other small space that could use a little more character.A Custom-Looking CurtainCampden Linen Curtain Panel by Heidi CaillierIf custom window treatments aren’t in the budget (or your bandwidth), AD100 designer Heidi Caillier’s Campden curtain lets you approximate the effect. Pinch pleats and a delicate geometric border give the panel a tailored look right out of the box, and the trailing floral brings pattern to your windows without taking over the room. The medium-weight linen has enough natural texture to keep things from feeling too polished, and a cotton lining filters the light without blocking it altogether. Hang a pair in the bedroom or living room for an instant layer of that collected, lived-in look Caillier does so well. Just note that panels are sold individually, so double-check your quantity before checkout.Vy Yang is a Southern California–based contributing editor at Architectural Digest, where she writes about design, shopping, and living stylishly with kids. Previously, she was a senior editor at Design Milk, with additional bylines in Domino. She spends her free time hanging out with her family of five, tending to ... 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