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Labor Day Marks a Rare Discount Window on the Furniture Estate Owners Usually Pay Full Price For

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Architectural Digest's Labor Day roundup this year points to a notable exception in the world of high-end furnishing: pieces that almost never go on sale. Included among the selections are premium furniture lines alongside kitchen staples that typically hold their price year-round. For owners furnishing or refreshing significant homes, the timing offers an uncommon chance to buy case goods, seating, and kitchen essentials below their usual cost.

With reporting from Architectural Digest.

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