Get Ready For Holiday Guests With This Deal On Furniture

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Thanksgiving is around the corner, and you’ll want to be prepared with enough seating for all your guests. If you need to pick out a new dining set or extra barstools or chairs, now is the time; Hayneedle is offering discounts of up to 60+ percent on some of their best products. We love the modern rustic look of this Furniture of America Pallo Counter Height Dining Table, which is reduced from $523.99 to only $367.94 through October 30.

Normally $524, this dining table is 30 percent off (Photo via Hayneedle)

Normally $524, this dining table is 30 percent off (Photo via Hayneedle)

Furniture of America Pallo Contemporary Style Counter Height Dining Table on sale for $367.94

Need a little help with serving? Check out this great value on the Better Homes & Gardens Crossmill Bar Cart, which drops in price from $200.99 to $129. It has plenty of space for all your homemade treats and drinks.

Normally $200, this bar cart is 36 percent off (Photo via Hayneedle)

Normally $200, this bar cart is 36 percent off (Photo via Hayneedle)

Better Homes & Gardens Crossmill Bar Cart on sale for $129

We even found deeper discounts on select items, like this Chelsea Lane Mid Century Modern Dining Table. It retails for $583.31, but you can get it for $198.79 in the 63” size in Dark Walnut. That’s more than a 60% discount! Shop now while discounts and supplies last.

Normally $580, this dining table is 66 percent off (Photo via Hayneedle)

Normally $580, this dining table is 66 percent off (Photo via Hayneedle)

Chelsea Lane Mid Century Modern Dining Table on sale for $198.79

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