What Page Six editors are shopping at Wayfair’s October Way Day sale
By Hannah Southwick,
1 days ago
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With Wayfair’s Way Day finally here, there’s never been a better time to fill your home with a few fresh decor finds (or finally snag that big-ticket furniture buy).
And since nobody knows how to shop a sale like our own editors — many of whom spend hours covering the best deals on the internet — we asked Page Six staffers to dish on the items they’re eyeing.
Below, shop our top picks, from apartment-friendly furniture to festive glassware to a surprisingly stylish shoe-storage solution.
“Sales are the best time to stock up (and save) on basic essentials, like extra sheet sets. This one boasts over 64,000 (!) five-star ratings, comes in plenty of sizes and colors and seems like an excellent value — especially right now.” — Elana Fishman, Page Six Style Editor
“I love a fresh set of sheets but I don’t always like to break the bank, so I was happy to see this set on sale during Way Day this season. With a 4.6-star rating, these Wayfair Basics sheets seem like a great option.” — Camryn La Sala, New York Post Commerce Editor
“The more apartments and areas I’ve lived in, the more I realize how important it is to find solid and neutral pieces that will stand the test of time, and this bed is that! I love that it’s a little textured so it’s unique, but it’s also chic and can definitely fit in well with any kind of decor.” — Caroline Blair, Page Six Reality TV Reporter
“As a fashion editor, I am always — and I mean always — running out of room to stash my ever-expanding shoe collection. I love the idea of footwear storage that doubles as decor, like this cute rattan cabinet that’d look great in my entryway. It seems like a far better solution than always having three or four pairs of shoes sitting by the front door.” — Elana Fishman, Page Six Style Editor
“Most shoe racks are fugly and deserve to be hidden in a closet. This one, however, is the opposite. It deserves to be the first piece of furniture to greet me when I come through the door. I love that it’s made with real rattan — natural material always makes a home feel warmer — and the half-warp design will allow my shoes to get some breathing room once I take them off. As anyone who lives in New York knows, storage is hard to come by, so I also want this because of its top drawer where I can discreetly store my keys and mail. Far chicer than using a junk drawer!” — Holly J Coley, New York Post Commerce Updates Editor
“I’m no stranger to purchasing holiday-themed items — so I’m very picky — but I love these. They’re the perfect balance of fun and classic.” — Caroline Blair, Page Six Reality TV Reporter
“As someone who bought rugs for the very first time a couple years ago, I always assumed rug pads were optional. Turns out, you need ’em! They keep your rugs from slipping and sliding on hardwood floors, prevent dirt and dust from collecting underneath and add cushy padding underfoot. Learn from my mistakes and make sure you put pads beneath your rugs, people!” — Elana Fishman, Page Six Style Editor
“I feel like linen chairs are really having a moment right now, and this one stands out to me because it also has the timeless wooden accents. I want this next to my coffee table, now!” — Caroline Blair, Page Six Reality TV Reporter
“I’ve been on the hunt for the perfect set of lamps to put on each side of my bed. The coastal vibe of these will match my aesthetic perfectly, and they cost less than $70. Sounds like a win-win to me!” — Camryn La Sala, New York Post Commerce Editor
“Following her move to NYC, Kelly Clarkson designed a new Wayfair collection with smaller spaces in mind. While my decor aesthetic tends to be more neutral, I love adding pops of color with touches like this chunky knit throw, sold in several jewel tones.” — Hannah Southwick, Page Six Commerce Writer
“Rug shopping can be bland, with too many muted tones and antiquated patterns. But that is 100% not the case with Rifle Paper Co. Their Loloi collaboration brings bright, fun colors and youthful patterns into the mix and comes in a variety of sizes and shapes. I personally love the floral patterns. Bonus points for their durability; you can vacuum and brush them (as I have to do with a cat in my home, who also loves the rug).” — Sophie Cannon, New York Post Commerce Strategy & Development Manager
“Wayfair may be my favorite place when it comes to furniture shopping. I’m frugal, so it’s the best place to shop for affordable dupes of whatever is trending. This velvet convertible couch from Mercury Row is what I’m itching to grab. I don’t have a guest room, so I like the idea of a sofa that serves as an extra bed for when friends stay over. It reminds me a lot of that Article couch that was trending a few years back. I’ve owned my share of Wayfair couches, so I know this is going to be easy to assemble — plus I love all the color options.” — Holly J Coley, Commerce Updates Editor
“As an organizing fanatic, I have my eye on these decorative storage bins. They’re so chic, and I love that you can see what’s in them without having to dig through.” — Hannah Southwick, Page Six Commerce Writer
“I don’t have a rug for my bedroom yet, and this one is just my aesthetic. Along with the geometric pattern, I’m adding it to my cart for its stain-resistant, hypoallergenic material. Most of the rugs I own are from Wayfair, so I know this will be delivered quickly and hold up for a while.” — Holly J Coley, Commerce Updates Editor
“I own a similar mirror, and it’s hands down my favorite piece of decor. It really ties together a room (not to mention it’s great for taking a quick pic of your outfit before heading out the door). This one’s on major markdown — and comes backed by over 1,000 customer reviews.” — Hannah Southwick, Page Six Commerce Writer
“While my husband and I don’t have children, we do have a curious cat with a habit of sneaking behind and around our furniture at all hours of the day and night. I’m picking these up to secure a few larger items to the wall — like the beautiful and very heavy full-length mirror in our foyer — for added peace of mind.” — Elana Fishman, Page Six Style Editor
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