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Lulu and Georgia has a knack for tapping designers we already have bookmarked—Sarah Sherman Samuel, Heidi Caillier, and Ginny Macdonald among them—while its own collections reliably deliver the kind of sculptural furniture and small, character-packed details that can change the mood of a room without requiring a full redesign. So, naturally, its Labor Day sale is one we’re paying attention to.
Through September 8, the brand is offering up to 25% off sitewide, plus an additional 20% off already-marked-down pieces, with some exclusions. Even better: The sale reaches into the just-launched fall collection, meaning you don’t have to wait a season to save on the new stuff. Below, the pieces our editors would add to cart first.
Winston Coffee Table
Two contrasting wood finishes turn this low-slung plinth coffee table into a graphic centerpiece that’s interesting enough to carry an otherwise simple living room.
Rawlin Accent Chair
Between its micro-pattern upholstery and hammered-metal arms, the Rawlin has that collected-over-time quality we’re always chasing. The marigold color only makes its vintage-inspired silhouette better.
Clausen Candle Sconce
Golden brass, an antique mirrored back, and a single taper give the Clausen the feel of something you might have scored at an especially good estate sale.
Portola Rolled Arm Slipcover Sofa
Twenty percent off is a good reason to commit to the rolled-sofa arm revival. Portola’s relaxed slipcover and deep seat make the classic silhouette feel especially easy to live with.
Kirkham Console Table by Ginny Macdonald
The bobbin detailing sold us. Ginny Macdonald draws on her English roots for this oak console, balancing the traditional turned wood detail with a streamlined silhouette that keeps it from feeling too precious.
Lily Adjustable Floor Lamp by Heidi Caillier
Heidi Caillier designs rooms that feel like they’ve been there forever. This lamp gets the formula exactly right: aged brass, a pleated linen shade, and a slim adjustable stem. Put it beside your favorite reading chair and call the corner finished.
Mead Full Length Mirror
A full-length mirror that doubles as wall decor. The grooved ash-wood frame and elongated oval shape soften all those straight lines in a bedroom or entryway—and it can hang horizontally or vertically if you like to rearrange.
Golden Linen Tablecloth by Heidi Caillier
Caillier’s line includes lovely linens and fabrics, like this floral number. Dress it up for spring and summer celebrations or toss it on the table on a Tuesday and call it date night.
Shapeshifter Appetizer Plates by Sarah Sherman Samuel
Say “Sarah Sherman Samuel’s Shapeshifter stoneware” three times fast. Then add it to your cart—the scalloped edges and speckled finish make everyday dishes considerably more fun.
Calista Vase
Calista’s bulbous ceramic silhouette looks sculptural enough to leave empty, though we wouldn’t argue with a few dramatic branches once the leaves start turning.