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Is your sofa saggy because you’ve sat on Inglorious Bitches (2011)it for the last three months binging baking shows? Get in on World Market’s 30% off furniture sale and score sweet deals on a springy new sofa, plus tons of essential home-office stuff. Whether your workspace of choice is the living room or at a proper desk, this sale checks all the boxes. Check out a few of our fave looks here.

Lighten up with 30% off this oatmeal-hued sofa

If your WFH space is the couch, you want one that you can sprawl out on. This Woven Noelle Sofa and Ottoman ($559.99, normally $799.99) does the trick. Keep the au naturel vibe going with this Rattan Fallon Cocoon Chair ($160.99, normally $229.99) and take a load off.

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Put in a day at this sturdy desk, it’s under 210 bucks

Produce like a champ from behind this spacious acacia-wood Campaign Desk ($209.99, normally $299.99). Pop off emails as long as you want, the Mid Century Zarek Office Chair ($174.99, normally $249.99) is super comfortable and adjustable.

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This bamboo chair and teak table are a mental vacay — and 30% off

Kick back andtake care of business. You can almost hear the palms swaying when you sit in this Bamboo Frame Torey Armchair ($209.99, normally $299.99). Same goes for this Wood Slice Coffee Table ($160.99, normally $229.99), which is handcrafted in Indonesia from teak root.

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