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Lots of us have had to switch up our home this year — dedicated WFH offices were easily the biggest trend of 2020 — but what about the rest of your space?

It’s important to feel like you’re not actually living in your office. Refreshing your bedroom, dining area, or lounge with some new furniture could be the best home improvements you make before the end of the year.

For an easy — and budget-friendly — interior design update, save up to 30% on select furniture and 10% off every curbside pickup at Cost Plus World Market.

Here are some of our favorite recommendations for upgrading your space:

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Quentin chesterfield sofa (for $599.99, normally $749.99)

Quentin chesterfield sofa Credit: WORLD MARKET

With attractive, button-tufted upholstery and comfortable fixed cushions, a roomy chesterfield is a solid choice in dark charcoal or gray tweed if you're looking to ad some mid-century charm to your space. Stream away on this modern classic.

Wood Everett foyer table (for $263.99, normally $329.99)

Wood Everett foyer table Credit: WORLD MARKET

A streamlined foyer table is a great place to set up digital frames, smart-home hubs, and wireless speakers. Or, organize your life by using it to stash easy-to-lose keys, fobs, and controllers.

Wood farmhouse Leona extension dining table (for $599.99, normally $799.99)

Wood farmhouse Leona extension dining table Credit: WORLD MARKET

This modern farmhouse table has two breadboard extensions perfect for setting up some extra workspace to tackle your latest projects — like making that homemade sourdough.

Indonesian daybed frame (for $337.49, normally $449.99)

Indonesian daybed frame Credit: WORLD MARKET

A multifunctional daybed frame with a twin mattress is a comfy spot to nap or daydream about Bali beaches. Even a small apartment can have a cozy guest room — and you can be the guest, until we're all traveling again.

Brown all weather wicker Nasim outdoor occasional collection (for $224.99 - $899.99, normally $299.99 - $1,199.99)

Brown all weather wicker Nasim outdoor occasional collection Credit: WORLD MARKET

Make the most of WFH life by taking your office outside. Check emails while you lounge on this elegant wicker outdoor furniture set and never miss the office again.

Ivory Megan swivel chair (for $279.99, normally $349.99)

Ivory Megan swivel chair Credit: WORLD MARKET

Hold court — or just read a book — in a smartly designed tub chair, perfect for a home office, living room, or bedroom.

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