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The 3 Best Deals This Week (Including $131 Off a Very Attractive Knife Set)

Dive into this week’s big deals on HAY’s colorful tablecloths, Collina Strada’s sparkly water bottles, and Zwilling’s futuristic coffee machine

by Francky Knapp

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Francky Knapp is the commerce writer at Eater, and an award-winning writer with bylines in GQ, VICE, The Daily Beast, and other publications. A curious home cook with a deep love of Polish cabbage rolls, her devotion to food service journalism knows no bounds.

Welcome back to Eater’s weekly symposium on the best kitchen and cookware deals — the first of near-spring, no less! Last week, the deals went heavy on soup dumplings, restaurant-quality ceramics, and Momofuku noodle packs. This week, we’re diving into sales on items big and small that feel like a spring refresher when it comes to your at-home coffee corner, hibernating patio, or barren dining table.

My version of spring cleaning starts with a thoughtful purge and a trip to Goodwill, and it ends with the acquisition of some beautiful stuff that hopefully will not only make my life a little easier, but a little bit cooler. Sure, there will be some painstakingly boring purchases (Vacu Vin wine stopper fans, rise), but they also include small ways to elevate everyday rituals and goals; drinking more water is way more fun when you get to do it out of a bedazzled to-go canteen, and hosting a party in your tiny apartment is less stressful if you have decent (stashable) seating to do so.

Let’s find you some finger-licking deals.

Nordstrom’s best kitchen and home goods deals

Nordstrom isn’t just hallowed ground for Barefoot Dreams blankets and Jeffrey Campbell pumps. The retailer/iconic tomato basil soup purveyor has a robust kitchen and home decor selection online, and many of its best knife sets, tablecloths, and Stanley Quencher lookalikes are on sale right now.

Save $131 on this extremely attractive knife set

Italic Kumo Knife Set With Knife Block.
| Italic

Italic Kumo Knife Set With Knife Block

  • $308
  • $439
  • 30% off

Prices taken at time of publishing.

A really great knife set doesn’t have to cost as much as your monthly rent (if you know where to look, of course). This 5-piece set from Italic includes a high-quality VG10 Damascus stainless steel chef’s knife, paring knife, bread knife, nakiri knife, and a magnetic knife block.  

Get 29% off this Stanley Quencher competitor

HAY’s color-popping tablecloth is 40% off

HAY Outline Tablecloth,
| Nordstrom

HAY Outline Tablecloth

  • $45
  • $75
  • 40% off

Prices taken at time of publishing.

The Eater shopping team has been chatting a lot lately about the power of linen napkins, placemats, and tablecloths to pull together a tablescape (while also protecting your table from drink rings). HAY, makers of all things Bauhaus-meets-hygge, has a perfect verdigris tablecloth to step up to the challenge.

Save $50 on Zwilling’s sleek coffee maker

Collina Strada’s bedazzled water bottle is 40% off

The Industry West Outlet Sale is on, with up to 50% off

Industry West is home to some beautiful, investment-worthy dining furniture (think, Ubald Klug-esque modular sofas, bar stools that don’t feel like an afterthought, and stackable dining chairs), so when there are some nice picks in the Outlet Sale section, my Amex perks up.

Get $85 off the trendy metal Tivoli chair

Save $240 off this Frasurbane stool

This charming bistro table is $115 off

This personal Ninja blender is 20% off

A powerhouse appliance for those with limited storage

Happy shopping.

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