Although the sales officially start this month, Zara Home has several weeks with discounts in its catalog. The price drop reaches all areas of the Inditex decoration brand, making its universe more accessible, which this summer is committed to handcrafted invoicing and natural materials.
With a strong presence of terracotta and earthenware ceramics in kitchenware and lamps, now with great discounts, its percale cotton textile collection is now up to 50% of its initial price. The Nordic 'mid-century' style that the brand applies to furniture and decorative objects, so highly quoted on Instagram, will also be more affordable these days, as will vases and basketry pieces. The only downside: hurry to buy them because they can be out of stock in minutes.
1. Table lamp
Ceramic has gone from being a characteristic material for tableware and vases to becoming a definitive component of contemporary decoration. This earthenware-based lamp belongs to the Artisanal Home collection of the Spanish brand, which aims to bring crafts and organic textures to new homes.
79.99 euros (its original price was 99.99 euros).
2. Carpet
That effect worn by the sun that so displeased our grandmothers is now a trend. This vintage- looking rug proudly wears its faded patina and adds character to any room. Woven in cotton, polyester and viscose, it requires dry cleaning and is finished with a frame to avoid possible fraying.
129 euros in measures of 200 x 300 cm (its original price was 249 euros).
3. Coffee table
These side tables that recall art deco furniture for their geometric silhouette and the use of brass are the star piece in Zara Home furniture. Round and with a dark marble top, the iron foot has a golden finish that takes us inside the Chrysler building.
49.99 euros (its original price was 79.99 euros).
4. Terracotta bowl
Kiln-modeled and hardened clay has been used as a kitchenware since prehistoric times. By polishing its surface it becomes a waterproof material with an ideal surface for pouring liquid food on it. Available in black and off-white with a matte finish, this bowl is microwave safe and dishwasher safe.
12.99 euros (its original price was 19.99 euros).
5. duvet cover
Joy's Toile print that tells of pastoral scenes inspires the plot of this duvet cover. Its digital printing pattern adheres to the fabric made of 200-thread calico cotton, very soft and durable. Hidden buttons on the side make it easy to fit on the sides. Available in green and blue and different sizes.
39.99 euros for a 150 / 160cm bed (its original price was 59 euros).
6. Dining table or desk
This solidly proportioned table drinks from great icons of the 20th century. Inspired by Charlotte Perriand's robust furniture on the surface, it is topped off with the classic V-shaped legs of the Scandinavian style that became popular in the 1950s and 1960s. It is made of oak wood with a pine structure, and hides a small drawer to store secret objects or documents. It only requires a simple assembly.
299 euros (its original price was 449 euros).
7. Cushion cover
Linen and gingham pictures are the foolproof formula to inject a little summer into the house. This cushion cover relaxes any environment and easily adheres to the foam inside with a zipper on the side. It can be machine washed and does not include filler.
12.99 euros in measurements 45 x 45 cm (its original price was 19.99 euros).
8. Paipay
Mirrors that transform into tables, baskets that take on the function of flower pots or seats converted into coffee tables. Nothing is written in the decoration and the multipurpose concept is propagated with intention. Woven with braided and natural marine fibers that contrasts with the blue and yellow of the edges, this paipay is that exotic object that will animate from a bookshelf to a blank wall that requires a touch of personality.
15.99 euros (its original price was 29.99 euros).
9. Ashtray
This marble and stainless steel ashtray could well pass for an original mid-century piece popularized in France. The taste for small decorative objects rounded in onyx stone from the fifties in the Gallic country inspires its silhouette with a golden metal finish where to fix the cigarette.
15.99 euros (its original price was 29.99 euros).
10. Candlestick
Borosilicate glass was marketed for its high durability and strength without adding weight to objects. A classic from chemistry laboratories that made the leap to decoration in the form of pieces of glassware and delicate chandeliers, like this candle holder from Zara Home. A splash of color is available in the center bubble, available in English Green or Pink.
7.99 euros (its original price was 12.99 euros).
11. Vase
In the sixties and seventies, the sinuous and gradient shapes of the German Fat Lava movement marked a before and after in the aesthetics of tinted ceramic vases. This style reminiscent of the eruption of a volcano inspires this small stoneware clay vase that can also serve as a container for water.
3.99 euros (its original price was 7.99 euros).
12. Armchair
Spacious and with the characteristic Morris armrest, this beech armchair is welcome in any room of the house. It can serve as an extra seat for the living room, as a chair for the garden or even as a bench for the bedroom. It is accompanied by a cushion upholstered in cotton and ecru.
199 euros (its original price was 299 euros).
13. Storage basket
The rattan and basketry fever continues for another summer. This basket has been braided on the side to create the undulations of its surface and multiply its flexibility. It can be used as an umbrella stand, wastebasket, planter or simply as a storage piece.
29.99 euros (its original price was 49.99 euros).
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