Hundreds of stylish area rugs from Loloi, Magnolia are up to 86% off during Way Day 2025

Hundreds of stylish area rugs from Loloi, Magnolia are up to 86% off during Way Day 2025 Stop everything you're doing! We found 10 Way Day rug sales you don't want to miss this weekend.
Looking to refresh the appeal of your rooms? You'd be surprised at how an area rug can completely redefine the aesthetic of your living room or bedroom. Finding an eye-catching area rug at the best price can sometimes feel daunting, especially since they can get extra pricey. Fortunately, Wayfair's Way Day 2025 sale is happening now, and area rugs are included in the savings event.
Furthermore, with the anticipation of visitors and barbecue gatherings on the horizon (summer is just around the corner), now is the perfect time to explore some great summer deals on all your favorite home goods. Wayfair's Way Day sale boasts thousands of discounted items, including a vast selection of area rugs, ensuring there's something to suit every taste. To make it even easier, we've already scoured the sale pages and curated our top picks with the best discounts and glowing reviews.
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When is Wayfair's Way Day 2025 sale?
Wayfair's Way Day sale is happening from Saturday, April 26 through Monday, April 28 this year.
What is Wayfair Way Day?
Wayfair's Way Day sale is a huge flash sale that has historically been held in April or May with spring deals. Wayfair also has a fall iteration of the sale, known as October Way Day. Both seasonal sales feature sitewide discounts, usually up to 80% off and across all categories.

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