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MoveOutATX provides community with reused furniture KXAN.comThe Jamestown Furniture Mart Building has captured the city’s attention in recent weeks, as contractors worked to secure bricks on its outer layer that had presented a public safety concern.
The building represents an important part of the city’s history, especially in manufacturing.
From the early 1800s until the mid-1900s, the city was well-known for its furniture industry. The city even earned the nickname “The Furniture Capital of the World,” as a result of its booming furniture manufacturing industry.
As the city’s reputation for producing quality furniture increased, the Furniture Mart Building was designed in the early 1900s. The property was constructed to showcase the region’s furniture and hold expositions.
According to information included in “The Jamestown Furniture Industry,” a book by Clarence Carlson, construction on the corner of West Second and Washington streets began in 1916 and was completed in 1917.
The building was designed to be fireproof, with an outward layer of brick and an inward structure composed of steel.
The Furniture Mart Building, also known as the Furniture Exposition Building, was regularly used by manufacturers to show off its new furniture.
While manufacturers initially enjoyed early success as a result of the building’s popularity, a lack of growth and increased competition in different regions eventually caused Jamestown to lose its dominance in the furniture business, Carlson wrote in his book.
In the years following the decline of the city’s furniture manufacturing business, the building has been used for a variety of purposes. Today, it is primarily used for commercial office space.
Crystal Surdyk, city director of development, noted the Furniture Mart Building’s important place in the city’s history.
The Furniture Mart Building in Jamestown represents the legacy of the city as a furniture manufacturing center. After opening in 1917 at the corner of West Second and Washington streets, the building was used to display furniture for important exhibitions. Photos by the Fenton Historical Center
“Jamestown was once the furniture capital of the world,” she said. “To build a whole building in the center of town that was dedicated to displaying the furniture that was manufactured here, I think that was kind of a huge thing.”
The structure also helped put the city on the map. “It was really a national marketplace,” Surdyk said.
Recently, part of Second Street had to be closed as a result of bricks falling from the top of the building. R.E. Kelley, a contractor from Buffalo, worked to secure bricks at the top of the building and removed any loose bricks. Netting was also installed to prevent any additional bricks from falling to the ground.
City officials then reopened West Second Street to the public.
“There are plans in place and still really being developed to redevelop the building itself,” Surdyk said. “I’m sure that this brick stabilization and restoration will end up becoming part of that overall project.”
She added, “There are still plans that are taking shape and hopefully soon we’ll have some more information about what the future of the Furniture Mart is going to be.”
Manhattan’s annual Furniture Amnesty Day will take place Friday at City Park.
The community event gives people the opportunity to donate or pick up used furniture for free.
TUPELO, Miss. — Furniture industry veteran Michael Ruff Thomas, 73, passed away at his home May 14.
A graduate of Tupelo High School, Thomas earned the rank of Eagle Scoutt and went on to attend Tulane University in New Orleans, later earning his MBA in accounting from Mississippi State University.
A pioneer in the furniture industry, and more specifically in the development of promotional furniture, Thomas and his business partner and lifelong friend, Jim Wiygul, established Independent Furniture Supply in 1979. As a team they grew the business into one of the largest and most reputable foam companies in the nation. Later, Thomas served as CEO for American Furniture from 2004 until he retired in 2011.
In addition, he invested much time and effort into Big Oaks Farm LLC, developing residential and commercial properties.
Preceding him in death are his parents, Dr. and Mrs. PK Thomas Jr., and brother, Perry King Thomas III. Thomas is survived by his wife of 44 years, Daintry Richmond Thomas; three children; six grandchildren; his brother and sister; and a host of nieces, nephews and cousins.
In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to First Presbyterian Church’s Columbarium Fund, 400 West Jefferson St., Tupelo, Miss. 38804; Sanctuary Hospice House, PO Box 2177, Tupelo, Miss. 38803; or the Tupelo Lee Humane Society, P. O. Box 2143, Tupelo, Miss. 38803.
Iron City Hardware has recently expanded its furniture operation into a building across the alley on Second Street.
“We needed more space for furniture,” said owner Jim Hacker.
He said their sales of furniture had been going up and they needed more space.
“We have a full floor upstairs,” said Hacker, as he sat behind the hardware store’s counter. “It is just that there has been more demand for furniture, we needed more space. So we moved in next door.”
As for why furniture sales have been increasing, Hacker said he didn’t know exactly, but thought that “maybe people are just tired of the big box stores.”
And Iron City Furniture stocks a lot of things.
“We have couches, dining sets, chairs… whatever people want,” Hacker said.
The new furniture space is run by Hacker’s son-in-law, Ford Rucker.
Iron City Hardware has been a fixture in downtown Ironton for nearly a century. And it has been owned and operated by the Hacker family the whole time.
“My grandfather, Herman Hacker started it in 1926,” said Hacker.
His father, Don Hacker, and his brother, John Hacker, took it over in the mid-1950s.
Jim Hacker took over the daily operations in the early 1990s, but he started working at the store much earlier than that.
“I’ve worked here since I was 14,” Hacker said.
After he got off from school he would head downtown to work at the family store.
The Hacker men were all in the hardware business for so long, that there are four Golden Hammers on the wall of Iron City Hardware that celebrate four of the Hacker men, Jim, Herman, Don and John, for being in the business for 50 years.
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Going after fake products and those who manufacture or sell them is an urgent and worthwhile pursuit, but to truly stem the market for counterfeit design means weaning buyers off cheap knockoffs in the first place. “We’ve been focusing a lot of our time on the education part of [the problem],” says Sherri Simko, president of Be Original Americas, a nonprofit organization advocating for authentic design. “From a grassroots perspective, if you are getting to the people who are making those decisions”—i.e. consumers and specifiers—“it’s a lot easier than trying to combat it from the top down, where you really don’t have the legality to do much.”
Through events, exhibitions, fellowships, and CEU courses for emerging designers and professionals, Be Original Americas (and other organizations like it in Denmark and Australia) hope to create a wider awareness and appreciation for the creative, financial, health, and environmental benefits of buying authentic design. To Simko, choosing to buy lesser-quality knockoff furniture to save money doesn’t make sense when we’re so quick to invest $1,000 in an iPhone that just gets replaced every few years. “If you’re coveting that particular iconic piece, save your money and buy something that will stay with you forever, and/or has a great resale value,” she advises. Authentic design doesn’t have to be expensive, she continues, citing Be Original Americas member Blu Dot, a brand that offers original and high-quality design at accessible price points.
In addition to buyback programs, anti-counterfeiting technology, and consumer education, eliminating knockoffs will ultimately require a sea change in how design goods are produced, talked about, and valued. The knowledge of connoisseurs that helps specialists discern reproductions from authentic designs needs to be made more available to a wider public, so they can make better-informed decisions when buying new or vintage pieces.
Brands may also want to consider partnering with the design tastemakers that help spark furniture fads. It’s through these figures that manufacturers can introduce consumers to the rich stories behind the objects, and in so doing, build cachet for the real thing. And to make original design more attractive for the next generation of consumers, brands and designers must find more ways to develop products at approachable prices. Creating these shifts in the marketplace and minds of consumers will be a gradual process. But hopefully, rejecting fakes in favor of originals can become a way for people to show off not only their great taste, but also their investment in a more ethical and sustainable future.
AUSTIN, TX - Austin Resource Recovery (ARR), a department of the City of Austin, the University of Texas (UT) Office of Sustainability, and the UT New Student Services Off-Campus Initiative will host MoveOutATX, an annual donation event in West Campus. Students can drop off unwanted furniture, household items, appliances, clothing, cleaning supplies, unopened food and more at six donation stations located throughout West Campus July 28-31 from 11 a.m.-6 p.m. daily. The program offers a convenient way to provide local reuse organizations with unwanted items still in good condition. These items will only be accepted during operating hours.
Additionally, MoveOutATX will pilot a Free Furniture Market this year. Participating reuse organizations will transfer donated furniture to the “market” located at UT Austin Wright-Whitaker Sports Complex. All Austinites may take what they would like and keep these items out of the landfill. Items will be made available on a "first-come, first-served" basis. Participants must be able to load and transport items themselves and will be required to sign a liability waiver. The market will be open to the public on the same days, from 2:30-7 p.m.
Community volunteers are needed to staff the donation stations and Free Furniture Market. Volunteers are provided cold water, electrolyte drinks, snacks, cool-it towels and discounts to local businesses. Volunteers can sign-up for shifts at MoveOutATX.org.
“In addition to keeping valuable resources out of the landfill and giving them back to the community, MoveOutATX provides a solution to problems caused by stacking furniture and household things in alleyways, backstreets and parking lots,” said Austin Resource Recovery Director Ken Snipes. “These conditions can lead to public health issues and create barriers to emergency vehicle access.”
Dates, times and locations:
MoveOutATX donation station operational times are daily Thursday, July 28 to Sunday, July 31 from 11 a.m.-6p.m. Locations:
2207 Rio Grande, across from Hardin House
Escala Condos, near 26th St. and San Gabriel St.
Croix Condos, across from The Block on 25th at 706 W 25th St.
Camino Flats, 2810 Salado St.
Lenox Condos, near 23rd and San Gabriel St.
Texas Tri Delta, parking lot on Nueces St. near 27th St.
Free Furniture Market operational times are daily from July 28-31, 2:30-7 p.m. Located at UT-Austin Wright-Whitaker Sports Complex, 4901 Guadalupe St., Austin, TX, 78751 (Parking lot off 51st St. near tennis courts)
This year's participating reuse organizations include Austin Creative Reuse, Goodwill Central Texas, Salvation Army Family Stores, UT Outpost, the HEAL initiative, Arms of Hope, JOSCO Products and Thrifthouse. Learn more: MoveOutATX.org
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About Austin Resource Recovery
Austin Resource Recovery provides a wide range of services designed to transform waste into resources while keeping our community clean. Services include curbside collection of recycling, trash, yard trimming and large brush and bulk items; street sweeping; dead animal collection; household hazardous waste disposal and recycling; and outreach and education. In December 2011, the Austin City Council approved the Austin Resource Recovery Master Plan, which is the City’s roadmap to Zero Waste. The City of Austin is committed to reducing the amount of waste sent to area landfills by 90 percent by 2040 or sooner.
SHREVEPORT, La. (KSLA) - Following the asbestos removal, SporTran has begun Phase One of its demolition and rehab of the Sun Furniture building.
In 2018 SporTran bought the Sun Furniture building to serve as a resource center, but then COVID-19 slowed their plans and then finally resumed in 2021.
The completed resource center will feature a small transit mall, employee wellness center, a safety training facility, a public food court, and more.
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Here is their planned schedule.
“The Sun Furniture project will have a huge impact on the economy and viability of an underserved area of downtown,” states SporTran CEO Dinero’ Washington. “We’re combining cutting edge technology with studied and thoughtful preservation of a Shreveport landmark to create avenues for investment in our community. It will improve our service and greatly benefit our passengers.”
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A family-owned furniture store has opened a new show room and corporate headquarters in Arlington.
Canales Furniture moved into an old Fry’s Electronics along I-20 this month, following an extensive renovation of the 200,000-square-foot space.
“This store honestly feels like home. When you walk in you are greeted like a sister, a mother, a brother, a grandma,” the store’s project manager Giovanna Villalpando said in a prepared statement. “We just want you to feel comfortable.”
Canales received help from Arlington to renovate the building. Last year, the City Council approved a $1.5 million grant — about half of the total renovation cost — for the store. The grant will be paid over the next three years.
In addition, Canales will receive $1,000 for every Arlington resident hired, with a limit of $100,000.
Arlington also bought part of the old Fry’s property for $3.4 million and will either sell it to the Canales family within the next five years or redevelop it.
The Canales family opened their first store in Arlington 19 years ago. The company has since grown into one of the largest furniture stores in the region with 17 locations.
A major shift is happening in the retail industry from products to relationships. Studies show customers want a relationship with somebody they can trust. They want more than product reviews. They want an expert, somebody who knows their tastes, budget, upcoming needs and will let them know when the things they want are on sale.
In addition, today’s customers are sophisticated and use technology to enhance human relationships. Retail has to keep up or die. Furniture retail is no different.
How do furniture retailers build long-term relationships with clients at scale? The answer is a process called clienteling.
By definition, it’s a technique used by retail sales associates to build long-term relationships with key customers.”
Clienteling has become a bit of a buzzword recently. At Clientbook, we’d like to think we’ve played a small part in evangelizing this message. After all, we’ve come to be known as “The Clienteling Company.” That’s cool with us since we built our entire business aimed at helping retailers turn first-time customers into long-term clients.
Be Backs: One of the challenges we commonly hear from furniture sales associates is their struggle with “be backs.” A customer comes in, browses, and says they’ll be back, only never to be seen again.
The right clienteling tool can help furniture sales associates capture all the important and relevant prospect details, including their likes and preferences, making it easy to build a relationship with them beyond their initial visit.
Out of Stock: Currently, most furniture stores are dealing with supply chain issues and out-of-stock items. While this is a challenge, it also presents an opportunity.
Effectively clienteling will enable your sales associates to stay in touch with clients and provide timely updates while their items are on backorder. They can even upsell complementary in-stock items while clients wait.
Sales Cadence: Every day, furniture store owners wish their sales associates had a way to know when to reach out to clients and what to have them say. After all, many associates are still trying to manage their clients on an old-school Rolodex of cards. Those days are over.
With the right clienteling software, your sales associates can create the perfect sales cadence by delivering the right message to the right client at the right time.
Clienteling 101 is building on-going and sustainable relationships with customers. There are best practices every furniture retailer should adopt to be successful with clienteling:
Furniture retailers have data in multiple silos (notebooks, spreadsheets, 3rd party messaging apps, point of sales systems, and more), making it difficult, if not impossible, to effectively clientele.
This can take time, so a good place to start is by identifying all the different places in which your client information currently resides.
The Clientbook clienteling tool will enable sales associates to never miss a customer follow-up by automatically creating task reminders based on staff and store best practices. Putting common tasks like sending reviews and payment links or creating wish lists right at the fingertips of your sales associates will make life so much easier for them. They’ll thank you.
For most retailers, clienteling isn’t done consistently simply because it’s too manual, too time-consuming, and impossible to scale when you have thousands of clients.
Depending on the industry, a good sales associate has between 500 and 1,000 clients. That’s a lot of personal notes, texts, emails to write, anniversaries, service dates, product updates, and even names to remember.
Clientbook can help you start by taking the data you’ve collected and use it to create a sequence for the post-sales journey. Hitting clients with the right message at the right time will bring them back to the store again and again while freeing up the sales associate from the manual “grunt work,” allowing them to do what they do best – sell.
What your furniture clients will experience through clienteling is a retailer who knows them, recommends products that complement past purchases, and knows when they are buying and what they can afford.
For more information about how this HFA Solution Partner can help you, click here.
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Earlier this year at WWDC, Apple released its RoomPlan API for developers to tap into AR features on iOS devices. Now, we’re seeing an incredible use of the technology thanks to a new demo video released by the Canadian e-commerce brand Shopify.
In the short video below, you’ll watch all the furniture in a cluttered room magically disappear. Shopify is using Apple’s AR API to “reset” a room, essentially clearing it out so potential shoppers can see what a new bed, TV, or desk would look like in their space.
IKEA has offered something similar for several years but uses older, outdated technology. Thanks to a LiDAR-equipped iPhone, the results are impressive in this latest example.
Lots of interest in this “reset button” for your room we built @Shopify that uses @apple’s new #RoomPlan API. Here’s how we built it… 👇 🧵1/12 pic.twitter.com/YdNP1vebVW
— Russ Maschmeyer (@StrangeNative) July 13, 2022
The demonstration comes courtesy of Russ Maschmeyer, an AR/VR developer with Shopify, who published several tweets showcasing their new AR technology that uses Apple’s AR APIs. As you can see above, the user scans the entire room, then hits reset and quickly deletes everything out of the room.
According to Maschmeyer, “AR makes it easy to try new couches, but the couch already in your space can get in the way… What if every room had a reset button? Space Erase models spaces in high-fidelity—capturing room-defining objects, their size, position, and orientation.”
The software makes a digital copy of the room, removes all the content, and gives shoppers a fresh canvas to work with. By itself, Apple’s AR technology isn’t offered as a stand-alone app. Instead, RoomPlan is an API that developers can access and integrate into existing or new apps, similar to what Shopify is doing here.
Either way, this is pretty impressive, and it leaves me waiting to see what Apple and Shopify have in store next.
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Prime Day 2022 is officially here, which means some of the best Amazon Prime furniture deals and home decor scores we’ve seen all year. To simplify the madness that can occur when shopping over the 48-hour sale-athon, we’ve highlighted all of the home upgrades Prime members will need to design a Clever-approved space—starting with furniture and expanding into bedroom accessories, cooking essentials, and tech to smarten up your home. Make sure you don’t spend too much time deliberating on your purchases. The best goods tend to sell out quickly and Lightning Deals expire in a matter of hours, so it might warrant checking the site a few times if you can’t find that certain something on your wish list. Though if you’re looking for the top-tier Prime Day deals on mattresses, Instant Pots, air purifiers, and more, we’ve got recs for just that too.
Shop Prime Day furniture deals by category:
And if you’re curious about the best deals going on this week from retailers that aren’t on Amazon, check out what Target, Brooklinen, Walmart, and more are offering up in this roundup.
Finding the best Amazon Prime furniture can definitely feel like a challenge, which is why we’ve gone ahead and done the work for you. Whether you’re looking for a modest home office upgrade, some extra storage, or in the mood to splurge on a comfy sectional sofa, check back here to find all of the best furniture deals from this year’s sale.
Struggling to find furniture that’ll fit your small space? Here’s a computer desk that’s petite enough for even the tiniest studio apartments.
A utility cart always comes in handy, whether for storage or as a bar cart.
This shapely accent chair will add a sophisticated touch to your space.
We're big fans of Zinus bed frames, and this casual platform bed option from the brand is no exception.
In need of a new office chair? We recommend considering a nice accent chair over something generic that swivels. This lovely tufted pick from Amazon's Rivet brand will make WFH a little more chic.
Not only will you be getting a lovely seat with this tufted pick from Christopher Knight Home, but discreet storage space, too.
When we think of luxe for less, this expensive-looking chair set definitely comes to mind. Easily add a pop of color to your dining room with these simple, yet fun velvet seats in emerald green.
Give your kitchen a rustic, slightly quirky feel with one of these antique-inspired barstools.
Live like royalty without having to spend like one with this high-class couch that's discounted to under $500.
Fulfill all your velvet fantasies with this navy blue number. We especially love how the plush fabric looks when paired with gilded metal legs.
Whether you want it as an accent chair to bring a pop to a space or as seating for your breakfast nook, this Rivet plastic chair has your back (literally).
No space, no problem. This ladder desk can function as a work station by day, and a spacious bookshelf in your common area at night. All that's needed for the transformation is a chair and you're good to go.
These counter stools look simple and go with anything, but can also stylishly stand on their own (no pun intended).
Curl up with a nice book and warm mug of coffee in this tufted light brown leather arm chair that you can score now for 30% off.
Leather couches are chic, pretty easy to clean, look effortlessly high quality, and only get more comfy with time. Need more convincing to make the splurge? How about more than $400 off?
This Amazon Brand Rivet sofa is giving warmth, coziness, and incredible steal for just under $950.
Maximize sitting (or sleeping) space in even the smallest spaced with this powder blue loveseat.
Get double the bang for your buck with this handsome nightstand set that's neutral enough to match your existing design scheme.
Made with a solid acacia wood tabletop and sturdy metal legs, we think this dining table (and maybe a few of these on-sale chairs) will bring a rustic-but-modern feel to your dining area.
If you're looking to incorporate some subtle industrial design elements into your space, you won't go wrong with this nightstand that's currently more than 30% off.
Alternatively, the reeded pattern glass front and rich wood grain details on this walnut bedside accessory will give any room a very sophisticated feel for just $150.
The rattan detailing on this side table from Harmati give the piece a light and airy quality that we absolutely love for summertime.
When it comes to rattan we say there's no such thing as “too much.” Case in point, bringing the outdoors in is easy with this very functional three-drawer dresser that can store all your clothes, extra bed linens, or towels in style.
And why not go for the matching console table while you're at it?
If you prefer lighter colored wood patterns, this charming nightstand is a lovely choice—especially for smaller spaces.
We think you actually just might get more work done sitting in a beautiful office chair like this tufted blue number with Mid-Century Modern inspired accents.
If you're looking to graduate from a bar cart, this cabinet could be your ticket. It's got four racks to store your favorite drinks, cocktail ingredients, bar tools, and more, plus, a six-glass stemware holder to house your go-to wine or champagne glasses.
You could use this very stylish TV stand for its intended use, though we think it's just as nice as a display area for your favorite art and knick knacks.
Since even the smallest accents can make a difference, we think it’s definitely worth checking out Amazon’s decor selection—especially if you’re in the market for a new rug or maybe a custom candle.
We think candles—especially personalized ones like these from Birthdate—are the ultimate coffee table accessory. And during Prime Day, you’ll get 20% off your purchase when you enter the brand’s digital coupon.
If you’re looking to freshen up the living room with an eye-catching pattern, consider this Dalmatian print design from Novogratz.
We’ve never met a pouf we didn’t love.
Give your space a bohemian feel with this colorful printed area rug. Did we mention it's currently 70% off its original price?
Another neutral option for your space, this accent piece is suited for indoor/outdoor use, which means it’ll likely be kid- and pet-friendly, too.
How cute are these tiny pots with their individual bamboo drainage trays?
For your doorstep or outdoor patio, a very cheerful doormat we think Kacey Musgraves would approve of.
In case you haven't heard, bud vases are in—gather up a few of your fave stems or singular florals for a minimally chic botanical display.
You'll never get tired of versatile ceramic vases like these. The best part? They're sure to remain a staple in your collection no matter where your taste lands on the design spectrum.
Pampas have been spotted in several celebrity homes over the years—meaning the time is now if you're looking to channel Taylor Hill or Kacey Musgraves in your own space.
We love the sweet shade–and under $100 price tag–of this sweet patio set that's on sale right now.
And a stylish upgrade on the classic Adirondack chair seems very necessary at $25 off.
Acacia wood is where it's at if you're looking for durability in your outdoor furniture, and these hot ticket home deals won't last long.
Getting organized is always a good idea, so we’ve rounded up lots of items that should help you do just that—including space-saving storage solutions at prices that won’t break the bank.
For the most hydrated households, this water bottle holder comes with a recommendation from Corinne Morahan of Grid + Glam.
Floating wall shelves to fit all your toiletries or self-care products are an ideal way to fill any extra wall space in your bathroom.
No cabinet space, no problem. This shelf under $50 is perfect for housing extra towels, toilet paper, or even cleaning supplies.
If you're constantly rummaging through what feels like many mystery boxes for a single bandaid or Q-tip, these handy labels for everything from cleaners to dryer sheets should help.
Since there’s nothing quite like fresh bed linens, we think now is definitely the time to upgrade your tired looking set. And if you’re good on sheets, maybe a nice new pillow or a comforting weighted blanket will help you rest a little easier.
Looking for an unexpected way to add a pop of color to your bedroom? These Amazon sheets available in an array of eye-catching prints and colors—like this lovely lavender—should help.
Run, don’t walk. The best-selling sheets with over 200,000 five-star ratings that contributor Kristi Kellogg called “a great pick” are 25% off right now.
A little weight can go a long way for better sleep.
Summer is a great time for a bedding refresh. A four-pack of hypoallergenic pillows will make it super easy–and affordable.
There’s nothing quite like the look of crisp white cotton sheets. Best of all, you can snag this set at a discount during Prime Day.
Pair your new Casper memory foam mattress with a matching pillow from the brand. This one has a 100% cotton cover and microfiber fill for increased airflow while you sleep.
If you're looking to upgrade your bedding, here's a 100% cotton duvet set in a calming shade of blue.
For anyone who wants to spend more time in the kitchen, we found plenty of worthwhile discounts on handsome cookware, cutlery, Instant Pots, and even a few coffee makers.
Here’s your sign to finally cave and get a pressure cooker. This 11-in-1 model with a built-in air fryer can pressure-cook, sauté, steam, dehydrate, and more.
The perfect pick-me-up for all the LaCroix addicts out there.
A gooseneck kettle is another must-have for an aspiring (or actual) barista.
And here’s a full set of cookware to finally make those recipes you’ve been saving since last Prime Day.
This year’s Amazon Prime Day sale has gadgets and gizmos aplenty if you’re looking to stay connected. From the best vacuums to keep your floors in tip-top shape to Amazon Alexa and Bluetooth-enabled speakers, the smart home of your dreams is just a few clicks away.
Compatible with Alexa or Google Assistant, this ever-popular Roomba is also super affordable.
Here’s a smart TV deal that’ll let you binge to your heart’s content and keep all your streaming services in one place.
Now’s the time to save on an Echo you can use as your handy virtual assistant or as a speaker to play your favorite music, audiobooks, and podcasts throughout the house.
A pair of wireless headphones that’ll help you Zoom, stream, or game in peace.
If you’re like us and want to compare prices across the web, feel free to peruse the best Amazon Prime Day deals (and those from competing retailers) below:
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