
I visited a West Elm Outlet. I was impressed by the discounted selection and found great pieces for 95% off.
An interior designer shares her experience visiting a West Elm Outlet in Industry City, Brooklyn, for the first time. West Elm, known for its modern and high-quality home decor and furniture, is typically not associated with affordability. However, the outlet location offered steep discounts and a broad selection of items, making it an attractive option for budget-conscious shoppers and design enthusiasts alike. The designer found the outlet to be housed in a large warehouse, giving it an industrial aesthetic with tall doors. The shopping experience was described as a "treasure hunt" due to a mix of organized displays and boxes of random items, allowing for discovery of unique pieces.
The designer immediately found a pillow insert for $9.97, significantly less than its usual retail price. Unable to find a suitable cover, she purchased a discounted curtain panel with the intention of sewing her own. The outlet also featured dinnerware sets with an additional 40% off their ticketed price. Sections dedicated to lighting displayed sculptural fixtures at a 70% discount, with a specific chandelier initially priced at $576 further reduced to $172 after an extra sale. The availability of all matching lamp pieces for these deals was noted as a potential challenge.
The bedroom furniture section offered significant savings, with items receiving an additional 50% off the ticketed price. This included multiple aisles of nightstands and dressers, many of which appeared to be in perfect condition. The variety of designs, from drawers to doors, was highlighted, though some pieces had less practical design elements, such as a large piece with a tiny drawer. Kid-sized furniture was also available, as were numerous accent chairs for customers to test. A leather chair that the designer had been considering for months at a regular West Elm store was found at the outlet with an extra $200 discount due to a tear in the leather, suggesting that imperfections lead to further price reductions.
The sofa section was well-stocked with various sectional and loveseat options, many of which had already been sold. Coffee tables were also heavily discounted, with several hundred dollars off the original price plus an additional 40% off. More popular styles were found with small blemishes, leading to significant discounts, such as an arched entry table with a 40% markdown. One of the most notable finds was a large ottoman, originally priced at $1,500, marked down to just $70, a price point the designer noted was comparable to or even better than discount retailers like Target. The designer concluded her visit feeling impressed by the selection and savings, expressing an intention to return, ideally with a larger vehicle to transport her purchases.
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