Usually I plan my shopping trips for the weekends, when Jason can join me. Shopping with my toddler is probably a lot like alligator wrestling (I’m from the South, they do that), so for my own sanity, I avoid it. Jason is not a Pottery Barn fan, though, so I didn’t even try to ask him. Grant and I started our trek to Lancaster, PA, armed with juice boxes, Trader Joe’s Cat Cookies, raisins, and fig bars, and planned our attack by starting at The Disney Store.
We requested the most obnoxious toy they had, thinking it would surely keep him entertained while I looked for a media cabinet. Look how happy he was with his drum, maraca, and tambourine set.
They also have the entire Pottery Barn Kids and Pottery Barn Teen lines,. The Sweet Lambie crib skirt we have in Grant’s room, for instance, is $149 online, but only $99 at the outlet. I’m not a big accessory buyer. most of my stuff is from Target-they do an incredible job of ripping off Pottery Barn, Crate and Barrel, and West Elm-I’m not kidding, I don’t know how they get away with it. The Blissful Bee has a great post showing a selection of their imitations. However, if you are into Pottery Barn accessories, this place is the motherload. Sonoma Extra Large Medicine Cabinet-online $299, in stores-$29. This was some sort of “inflatable waving arm man” special (that’s a Family Guy reference), usually you won’t find anything quite so discounted.
Even the most expensive sofas are about 50% off what you’d pay in store. The couch below isn’t the most beautiful thing I’ve ever seen, but at $199 I’d take it. You can’t even get something that cheap at Ikea.
I used this island as inspiration for the DIY one in our kitchen. It’s $1000 from the regular store and only $599 at the outlet.
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| Media Cabinets |
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| Kitchens marked down to $179 from $249 |
We came home with everything to the left. Each item is still available online at full price, with the exception of the pillows that are part of their summer sale (they’re marked down from $30 to $23 on the website and we paid $19.99). We paid 35% less than in store pricing. Not too shabby. And we created a little ambiance in the dining room:Tags : Pottery Barn Outlet
















