We’ve Sat On, Slept On, and Reviewed Joybird’s Best Pieces — Now They’re All On Sale

A generous, overstuffed ottoman with quietly squared-off edges and a hidden storage compartment inside. I have this one in my apartment, and the Harper Cinnamon fabric — a warm, toasty velvet — is genuinely stunning in person. It's the kind of piece that looks like a statement but functions like furniture you actually need. Plus, it’s compact and perfect for smaller spaces.

One of Joybird's most iconic pieces, and one that AT's lifestyle editor Lizzy Francis has owned and loved for years. The Lewis has tapered mid-century legs, a deep bench seat, and a chaise that practically invites you to cancel your plans. If you've been watching this sectional, this is your moment.

The Amelia Grand is Joybird's supersized take on its best-selling Amelia Chair: same soft-arm silhouette and curved, contemporary profile, just stretched to a generous 50 inches wide so there's room to curl up with a partner, a pet, or just a truly unreasonable number of throw pillows. It's one of those pieces that reads as a classic accent chair from across the room but functions more like a loveseat the moment you sink into it.

Joybird's number-one bestseller for a reason. When we tested all of the brand's sofas in-store earlier this year, the Briar stood out for its tufted bench seat, rolled side cushions, and the fact that it converts into a queen-size bed with a genuinely comfortable mattress. AT Style Editor Emma Dangel called it “perfect for small apartments” — at exactly 80 inches, it fits tighter spaces without sacrificing anything in terms of looks or function.

The Eliot Leather Sectional is one of Joybird’s most sophisticated pieces: tufted button detailing, top-grain leather, deep seats, and that low, sleek MCM silhouette that makes any room look intentional. The bumper chaise configuration means it's as functional as it is good-looking.

The Sebastian Daybed has a rounded shelter profile and fully rearrangeable back pillows that make it equally at home in a living room, a reading nook, or anywhere you plan to do absolutely nothing productive. Our tester compared the seats to movie theater chairs, only much, much softer.

Ultra-low platform frame, full wraparound upholstery, and a curved Art Deco headboard that's genuinely a showstopper, the Griffin is the kind of bed that makes you want to redecorate around it.