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Amazon is featuring furniture sales on bed frames, armchairs, and more right now during the October Prime Big Deal Days.

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Amazon's Prime Big Deal Days is wrapping up tonight. Still, there are tons of discounts to be had, with many of the prices matching or even beating all-time lows. This is an excellent time to save on furniture, including standing desks, dining room tables, sectional sofas, and more.

Check out our curated list below for sales on quality furniture, from the best bed frames to comfy armchairs. Keep an eye on this page for the latest furniture deals, and visit our best Prime Day deals hub for new discounts on pet, kitchen, tech, beauty, home, and fashion products.

Best Prime Day furniture deals

More great Prime Day furniture discounts

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Prime Day furniture deals buying advice

Is Prime Day good for furniture deals?

Yes. We often see furniture marked down by 60% or more during Prime Day. In addition to Amazon Basics products, you can often find good deals on Casper, Amazon Rivet, Armen, Christopher Knight, and more. During the deal event, we'll be watching for new deals that go live and updating our articles with the best discounts on Amazon and other sites.

Do you need to be a Prime member?

For items officially on sale for Prime Big Deal Days, you must be a Prime member for the full discount. Fortunately, you can sign up for a free 30-day trial membership to reap the sale's benefits.

Shouldn't I wait for Black Friday deals?

There's always the risk that an item you buy during Prime Big Deal Days will be on sale for a lower price during Black Friday. For the most part, items made by Amazon are cheaper during the retailer's sales events. Amazon might not go lower during Black Friday, but rival stores may. 

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