If you go to pottery barn and ask an associate to let you know when a specific item goes on sale it may work. We did that with our dresser and got quick response with sale price which we used!

Yes I've been wondering (and waiting) too. I really want to order some furniture. I just assumed it was due to the pandemic and demand - perhaps they don't need to offer discounts (just as Beverly, above, suggested).

If you sign up for their emails you often get a one time 5-10% off coupon. I’ve been shopping their clearance items- at least they are in stock!

I’ve been missing their frequent sales too. I’ve asked store associates, and they don’t seem to have the answer either. The only sales they offer lately are clearance items; which aren’t returnable.As far as furniture, I’m not sure if their new Capital One credit card offers the same rewards as the old Comenity Bank card did. But the rewards checks on purchases, helped save quite a bit!

The new card is only 5% back instead of 10%, so that’s been reduced too.

That’s too bad. :( Not much of an incentive to use their new card.

For what it's worth, I am not a PB shopper but somehow got a notice maybe it's for Labor Day or whatever but I had been looking at pillows and saw lots on sale. It doesn't say clearance. I don't know if it's just accessories, but linking for you because there's most definitely a sale now.

Here you go- some sales at PB

i have noticed a downward trend on discounted or sale priced items in many of the retail venues. Store coupons for percentages off of regular priced merchandise have taken a hit.

I was told today (in the design chat) that all sales on large furniture have been canceled since January. They reworked the company.

I was told today (in the design chat) that all sales on large furniture have been canceled since January. They reworked the company.

Aww..that is too bad. I'm looking to buy a rather expensive sofa and possibly some tables from them and was hoping I might be able to get a discount. Guess sales are a thing of the past like so many things seem to be.

If they are having to ask customers to wait 6 months on orders, seems to me that is more than enough reason to offer a discount as a form of appreciation for the willingness to wait.