It’s not getting warm anytime soon for most of the country, and while that forecast can feel a tad bleak, it also means that we’re not saying farewell to blanket season quite yet. From oversized thick knits to lightweight throws, blankets come in all shapes and sizes—and they can all be found on Etsy, the online marketplace for one-of-a-kind goods.

The midcentury modern trend isn’t going anywhere–it’s so prevalent we’re just as likely to refer to it by its initials, MCM. The prevalence of the trend also means you can now spend as much–or as little–as you want on these vintage-inspired buys. But rather than compromise quality for price, we like to find reliably affordable sites like AllModern that still sell things that will last.

We’re always on the lookout for Amazon sales, many of which happen quietly and without a whole lot of fuss. Their current deal on lighting is no exception: right now, you can get select Amazon-exclusive lighting for 15 percent off. Whether you’re a night owl who works best in the evening, or someone who lives in a space that doesn’t get a whole light of natural light, now is a great time to think about refreshing your lighting situation.

Animal decor is very much on trend, and even if you’re not a fan of animal patterns there are plenty of other variations that will achieve the look. While many retailers are jumping on this style, you can rely on Urban Outfitters to add their own eclectic twist with cutesy motifs and not-often-seen animal inspiration (hello camels).

Few deals are as exhilarating as when Anthro’s sale is an additional 40 percent off. It happens only a few times a year, and when it does you can guarantee that our wallets take a hit. This current sale is a good one, with plenty of home decor and furniture, from bedding to hardware, included. Since the items won’t last (and who has the time to browse the whole thing?) we rounded up our favorite sale goodies for you to check out.

President’s Day is still a few days off, but the sales are in full swing. One worth turning your attention to? Target’s home sale, where home goods and furniture are an additional 15 percent with promo code HOME, including items that are already on sale, resulting in total savings of up to 25 percent. If you’ve been eyeing new bedroom furniture but want to stay thrifty, this sale has plenty of inexpensive options from headboards to dressers and everything in between.

Once upon a time, we picked out mattresses in a maybe hour-long visit to a mattress store. Now, with the advent of beds-in-a-box and direct-to-consumer, online-first companies, where you rest your head at night feels like more of a a lifestyle choice. Parachute now sells mattresses that vibe with their all-natural, California aesthetic. Casper, which started with the one perfect mattress model, has expanded their line to include sheets and pillows and even sells a lamp that touts better sleep.

With President’s Day coming up on Monday, home retailers are buzzing with sales in anticipation of the long weekend. World Market, one of our favorite sources for low-cost furniture and home goods, is already offering a number of markdowns on everything from bedding and bath to wall decor.

Lifestyle brand ban.do is the antithesis of the minimalist movement. Loud, colorful, and unabashedly fun, this brand speaks to the women who don’t take themselves too seriously. Their products, which range from wildly popular planners to cheeky graphic tees, are bursting with personality and color. If you’re seeking purchases that spark joy, you can’t do much better than ban.do’s collections. Starting today and running through the weekend, ban.

With a goal of creating “the next generation of heirlooms,” Schoolhouse Electric is one of our favorite contemporary home brands—beyond lighting, the company sells hardware, clocks, and other purposeful home goods. Products are manufactured and designed at a factory in Portland with a firm focus on quality, while three stores in Portland, NYC, and Pittsburgh bring the collections directly to consumers.

We never need an excuse to peruse a Wayfair rug sale. Already a solid destination for rug shopping on a budget, the sales mean it’s possible to get over 13,000 area rugs(!) for under $150 (which is exactly the case with the current rug sale, part of Wayfair’s Presidents’ Day sales). With all those options, however, one thing jumped out: We noticed lots of gray rugs that still managed to have lots of personality.

Etsy can be a bit of a maze to navigate, which can be fun or frustrating depending on your mood. We’re always looking for new ways to discover fun and unique products, which is why occurred to us: why not go straight to the source and ask the people who, through necessity, are experts on the site: their own employees. As a quick visit to their offices will tell you, they know how to uncover some true hidden gems.

Blenders are one of those kitchen appliances that, once you buy one, you have no idea how you lived without it for so long. Once those creative juices start to flow you’ll realize that blenders can be used for so much more than just smoothies—we’re talking wine slushies in the summer and fluffier scrambled eggs in the morning, to name a few.

There’s plenty of attention focused on choosing furniture and other essentials for your home—after all, those are the most pressing and timely purchases once the moving in process has begun. Once everything is in place, however, it’s the accent pieces and decor that really make your home feel uniquely yours. They can take years to accumulate, but that means you can also browse at your leisure until the perfect lamp, tray, or side table catches your eye.

When I moved to New York City last year I approached the prospect of furnishing and decorating my first “real” apartment with excitement and, in typical Virgo fashion, a vision. My main goal was to create a cozy abode that would be my refuge from the insomnia and nonstop hustle happening outside.

Since Target upped their home decor game, launching lines like Project 62, Opalhouse, and Hearth & Hand with Magnolia, it can be easy to forget about Threshold, Target’s classic home line. While you won’t find anything bold or out of the box here, you will find easy, casual, and affordable home essentials that can complement basically any room and style.

We all need a reminder that warmer weather is in fact in the (hopefully) near future. And while we can’t provide everyone with a discount plane ticket, we can offer you a brief respite from the cold by way of Anthropologie’s spring home look book. Called “The Life Within,” this collection is all about personal expression, whether that means bold color choices or a retreat back to nature.

Here at Apartment Therapy we’re always scoping out good sales and deals, but there are some brands we get especially excited about. West Elm is one of them–they’re reliably one of our favorite sources for accessible, good quality pieces from couches all the way down to vases. That’s why we’re loving their current decor sale, starting at 25% off all in-stock items. Check out what Apartment Therapy editors are recommending below, and browse the rest of the sale here.

Depending on where you live in the country, you’re probably still recovering from the Arctic temps of last week. While icy weather can feel bleak, there’s much to embrace about the cold snaps: flannel PJs, hot drinks, and, perhaps most importantly, the universal acceptance of staying in. If your bed has become your sanctuary (or at least, more so than usual), fear not: last week’s bedding sale at Target is back for another two days—and it’s been increased to 30%.

If you’ve been feeling like your walls need a refresh, World Market is having a sale just for you. Right now all wall decor is up to 50%, including mirrors, art and shelving, and we’re having a hard time choosing our favorites. Blame it on the cold weather, but we’ve been gravitating towards warmer, more natural decor, as shown in our choices below. If these don’t strike your fancy, check out the rest of the sale here.

Do you keep a stash of small gifts on hand just in case you need something last minute? Some will call it lazy, but we prefer to think of it as a marker of organization and preparedness. Even if you don’t practice gift hoarding, chances are you have a go-to small gift in the back of your mind, whether it’s a specific type of wine or favorite candle.

It’s winter, it’s cold, and it’s maybe time to give your frozen feet something soft to walk on. Thankfully Wayfair is having a huge rug sale, with prices slashed by up to 70%. We rounded up our favorites, from neutral grays to bright pinks, so you can quickly hop on this deal and find a new blanket for your floor (that’s basically what a rug is, right?). If you want to see more, you can find the entire sale here.

Anthropologie just released a new collection and it’s a perfect match for those of us who love florals and bright colors and hate restraint when decorating. The exclusive collection reimagines the work of Paule Marrot (1902-1987), a French textile designer who favored bold patterns and rich hues in her work. Designed in collaboration with the editors of Paule Marrot Paris, the collection includes goods for the whole home, from the bedroom to the kitchen and everywhere in between.

It’s a match made in homebody heaven: home essentials brand Parachute has just released their own mattress — and, unsurprisingly, it’s a game changer. One of the fastest-growing and most popular lifestyle brands to spring up in the past five years, Parachute previously entered the home goods market with luxury bath towels and bedding at fair prices.

The weeks following the holiday season can be a tad bleak: the celebrations are over, the weather trends towards cloudy and things just feel dull. Since this time of year leads to more time spent indoors, a great way to alleviate these feelings is to focus on your space and how it affects your mood. Adding pops of color is a small step you can take to make your area feel a bit brighter, especially in your bedroom, where, let’s face it, much of your time will probably be spent this winter.

We know West Elm for their modern furniture and gorgeous home goods, but now we have another reason to shop: for the first time since 2015, West Elm is now offering bath products with their new Water Street collection. The line is full of well-designed and affordable bathroom staples, from $5 hand towels to a $199 modern light fixture.

It may not feel like it on the East Coast yet, but spring is definitely on its way. And that means spring cleaning won’t be far behind. One little shortcut that doesn’t actually involve a bit of scrubbing or organizing: adding in a plant or two can make any space feel a tiny bit better and brighter. Plus, having fresh colorful flowers around always makes me feel like the weather is friendlier than it actually is.

Behold: one home shopping guide to rule them all.