NEW YORK — Pottery Barn has rolled out an end-of-season sale advertising discounts up to 60% across bedding, tabletop and home accents, with plenty of under-$100 picks posted on its website, Dec. 27, 2025.
The Pottery Barn sale arrives as retailers pivot from holiday gifting to inventory cleanout, and shoppers should expect prices and stock to shift quickly as popular colors and sizes sell through.
What to know about the Pottery Barn sale
On Pottery Barn’s main sale hub, the retailer is promoting category-wide markdowns that reach 60% in bedding, tabletop and storage, while listing lighting discounts as high as 75% on select items. The page also spotlights “deals under $50” and an open-box outlet section with an extra 15% off, which can make the biggest difference on larger ticket pieces and seasonal leftovers.
Bedding: up to 60% off, including duvet covers, quilts and sheet sets.
Tabletop and bar: up to 60% off for everyday dinnerware, glassware and serving pieces.
Decor and accents: up to 50% off for pillows, throws, frames and wall decor.
Lighting: up to 75% off for select lamps and fixtures.
For shoppers focused on bedroom basics first, the bedding sale page makes it easier to filter comforters, duvets and sheets without wading through the full sale assortment.
Where to find under-$100 decor in the Pottery Barn sale
For a quick scan of what’s actually landing under $100, recent roundups point to the smallest “finishing touch” items: coaster sets, gallery frames, throw pillows and soft throws. E! Online’s deal roundup flagged several Pottery Barn sale finds priced below $100 — including initialed marble-and-wood coasters listed around $14 and a faux-fur throw listed under $90 — alongside marked-down frames and velvet pillows.
Seasonal items are also seeing steep drops. People’s after-Christmas shopping guide highlighted a selection of Pottery Barn holiday decor marked down up to 60%, including ornaments priced at $7 and a pre-lit faux garland listed at $89 — the kind of “buy now, store it” items that can vanish quickly once inventory tightens.
If the goal is entertaining upgrades rather than holiday trim, Food & Wine’s end-of-year picks noted deals on glassware, serving dishes and other hosting staples, with some items starting at $5 while supplies last.
Why this Pottery Barn sale keeps showing up at year’s end
Discount-heavy post-holiday events have become a predictable stop on the home-retail calendar. Architectural Digest’s 2024 after-Christmas sales guide flagged Pottery Barn’s end-of-season markdowns (up to 50% off, according to the magazine) as part of the annual late-December deal cycle, and The Zoe Report made a similar point in early 2023 when it cited Pottery Barn end-of-season discounts reaching as high as 70% on select categories.
Bottom line: The current Pottery Barn sale is most useful for shoppers who need affordable, shippable upgrades — think tabletop refreshers and under-$100 decor — while using the deeper markdowns as a cue to compare colors, measure carefully and check product pages for any final-sale notes before buying.
