When it comes to designing a room, choosing furniture in the right sizes, styles, and finishes is only half the battle. You also have to determine how to arrange each piece so the room feels balanced and liveable. Because if there’s one design mistake that will make a room feel awkward and unwelcoming, it’s a wonky furniture arrangement. Unless you have a trained eye, it’s the kind of thing you might not notice right away, but after living in the room for a while, you might find yourself wondering why something feels off. Figuring out the right layout is always a bit of a puzzle, but luckily, there are a few simple rules that you can apply in any space to help you find the right fit. And if you’re really stuck, I also pulled together some no-fail living room layout ideas that you can easily replicate.

Whether you’re designing a room from scratch or itching to rearrange your current setup, keep scrolling for all the tips and ideas you need to find the best living room layout for your space.

Rules to Follow When Arranging Living Room Furniture

Every room is different, but a few basic design rules can apply to almost any space. Keep these guidelines in mind as you work out your living room arrangement:

Choose a focal point

Before you start playing around with the layout, you need to determine the room’s focal point. In some cases, this is obvious: The TV is the clear focus of many living rooms (mine included). The focal point could also be a fireplace, a wall of built-ins, or a window with a great view. Whatever it is that immediately draws your eye when you walk into the room, that’s what you’ll want to build your furniture arrangement around.

Work with (not against) the room’s orientation

To put it simply, the shape of your furniture arrangement should mimic the shape of the room. Generally, the easiest way to adhere to this rule is to arrange your largest furniture piece (often the sofa) so it runs parallel to the longest stretch of wall. That way, the shape of your furniture will align with the orientation of the room. If, instead, you placed the sofa perpendicular to the wall in a long, narrow room, the layout would look choppy and disrupt the flow of the room.

Account for traffic flow

You need to be able to comfortably move through your space without bumping into furniture or feeling like you’re just barely squeezing past. In general, you should plan to leave about 30 inches of space between furniture in areas that you often use as a walkway. If space is tight, you can cheat that distance a little bit—just make sure you’re not cutting it too close, or you’ll curse yourself later when you’re constantly banging into things as you walk past.

Make sure each seat has a table within reach

No matter where you’re sitting, you should have a surface within reach where you can set down a drink or a book without having to get up. This will make your everyday life easier and is crucial for entertaining, too. That may mean you simply need to pull your furniture in closer, or you may need to bring in some additional accent tables alongside your seating. Keep in mind that about 16-18 inches is the ideal distance between the sofa and coffee table—this allows you to easily reach your drink or put your feet up while still leaving enough space to move in between.

Living Room Layout Ideas for Any Size Space

1. Balanced Living Room Layout

This is the exact furniture arrangement you’ll find in my living room. This layout is a classic for a reason: It feels balanced, is simple to replicate, and can work for both lounging and entertaining. To make sure your arrangement looks proportional, make sure the width of your sofa is about equal to the width of the accent chairs and table on the other side. For an easy variation on this layout that feels more casual, angle the two chairs in toward each other instead of facing them straight toward the sofa. If you have a small living room, the backs of your sofa and chairs may be nearly touching the walls, and that’s OK! In a larger room, you can “float” your furniture away from the walls and use an area rug to anchor the arrangement.

2. TV-Focused Living Room Layout

If you primarily use your living room for plopping down on the couch and watching TV (no shame in that), this layout idea is for you. By placing the sofa directly across from the TV and arranging chairs on either side, you ensure that every seat has a good view of the screen. Be sure to place the chairs far enough away from the sofa that you can walk in between, and choose a rectangular or oval coffee table so each seat can comfortably reach it.

3. Small Living Room Layout

This asymmetrical layout works well in small living rooms where space is at a premium, but you still want to have a couple of different seating options. Here, the sofa will likely get the most use on a daily basis, and the accent chair acts as a sort of “bonus.” You could either treat it as an opportunity to bring in a fun style or color that adds to the design or consider it standby seating that you might utilize when you have guests over. If your living room opens to another area (like a kitchen or dining space), the chair can also serve to close off the living space a bit so it feels more defined. If you have the space, you could add something opposite the chair (a floor lamp, plant, or pouf are all great options) to make the room feel more balanced.

4. Narrow Living Room Layout

This layout proves that big furniture can totally work in a small space, and sometimes, it’s actually the best option. For a narrow living room, one large seating option (like a sofa with a chaise) can be much more practical than trying to fit multiple pieces into a tight space. Place the sofa directly across from your focal point with accent tables on either side and a round coffee table or ottoman tucked in front. The round shape will help you easily maneuver around the table without worrying about banged knees. If you need additional seating for guests on occasion, keep a slim side chair or a pouf along one wall and pull it out when you have company.

5. Formal Living Room Arrangement

This living room layout idea definitely requires a larger room, but if you have the space (and budget) for two sofas, it can be very chic. To make this work, you either want to use two identical sofas or choose ones that are similar in size. It’s totally OK to mix materials and styles between the two sofas for an eclectic look, but the scale should be similar to make it look balanced. Split up the two sofas with a rectangular or oval coffee table in the middle, and consider adding accent tables along the sides if you want more spots to set down a drink or a book.

6. U-Shaped Living Room Layout

For a large living room, a U-shaped arrangement is a great way to use up the available space while still making your seating area feel cozy and intimate. Start with a sofa facing straight toward your focal point, then add in a loveseat and chairs on either side to create a “U.” Again, make sure the two sides are balanced in scale. You could also replicate this arrangement with an L-shaped sectional in place of the sofa and loveseat. Either way, make sure to leave enough space between the pieces so you can enter into the arrangement without it feeling like a squeeze. A square coffee table or ottoman in the middle will make sure all sides have equal access to a surface.

MEET THE AUTHOR

Jessica Friedhoff, Senior Lifestyle Editor

Jessica Friedhoff is the Senior Lifestyle Editor at The Everygirl, where she oversees the Home & Living category of the site. She has nearly seven years of experience reviewing products, covering trends, and creating inspiring content around all things home.

If you are looking to eat healthier while saving time and money, then you’ll definitely want to get acquainted with your slow cooker. This trusty appliance lets you simply dump in ingredients, set it, and forget it. That means you can easily whip up yummy, nutritious meals that would otherwise require way too much time in the kitchen. And especially as cooler weather settles in, it’s time to add some cozy slow cooker recipes to your regular meal prep rotation. 

We’ve rounded up 35 healthy recipes you can throw together in the slow cooker to make your life easier this week. They all create a big batch, so you can whip one up on Sunday and have meals prepped for the whole week. Or freeze the rest for meals down the road! Whether you are vegan, vegetarian, paleo, dairy-free, or gluten-free, these slow cooker recipes will satisfy everyone:

If your go-to comfort meal involves a block of ramen and a seasoning packet, trust me—I love those, too. But you can elevate your basic bowl of ramen with just a little extra effort. Simply prep your ingredients, toss them in, and let the crockpot work its magic.

It can be difficult to find weeknight meals that are healthy and delicious but don’t take up too much of your precious time. This slow cooker yellow chicken curry checks all those boxes and packs in tons of flavor, too.

This recipe might just give you the juiciest, most flavorful chicken of your life—all with a hands-off approach. The herbed sun-dried tomato sauce is an irresistible addition that will have your mouth watering.

I feel like a broken record this fall because I can’t stop telling everyone how excited I am for chili season, but once you try this recipe, you won’t be able to stop raving about it either. If you love Italian food, you’ll be obsessed with this Italian twist on classic chili.

There’s no need for takeout with this tasty slow cooker Kung Pao Chicken. It offers all the convenience and is even more delicious.

This meatball orzo is the perfect choice when you can’t decide between a creamy, comforting dish and a bright, zesty dinner. It effortlessly combines both flavor profiles and is incredibly easy to whip up.

There’s nothing that will fuel you to get through the week like a filling dinner of chicken, broccoli, and potatoes. Plus, the garlic sauce in this recipe is so creamy and delicious that you’ll want to put it on literally everything you cook.

Take taco night (or burrito night or bowl night) to the next level with this smoky chicken tinga slow cooker recipe. It’s incredibly versatile, allowing you to serve it in various ways, all of which taste great.

This beef and broccoli packs more flavor than your typical recipe, and all the cooking happens in the crockpot, requiring minimal effort on your part.

Now that fall is officially here, it also means that cold and flu season is lurking around the corner. When everyone around you is getting sick, it’s important to have a soup recipe you love on hand to make you feel better, and this easy chicken and wild rice soup is just the thing to perk you up.

Stuffed peppers are a staple in my household. If you don’t already make them often, you’ll love how tasty, customizable, and time-saving they are, especially when you make them in the slow cooker.

The Thai green curry, coconut milk, and fresh lime juice come together to make this coconut curry chicken recipe irresistible.

Don’t be fooled—this is not your typical, bland chicken and rice. It’s so creamy that it’s hard to believe it’s healthy, but it’s made with brown rice, veggies, and chicken broth rather than the typical canned soup.

Beef bourguignon may seem like a fancy dish that would require too much effort on a weeknight, but with this recipe, it’s ready in a snap. Serve it as a stew or over some mashed potatoes for an unmatched dinner.

Whether you follow a vegan diet, are trying to eat more plant-based, or simply appreciate a good recipe regardless of whether it contains meat, you’re guaranteed to love this vegan tikka masala. Not only does it taste fantastic, but it also freezes well, making it a great option for meal prepping.

If you’re looking for a chicken tortilla soup with a bit of a kick to warm you up on chilly fall nights, this spicy crockpot recipe is a must-try.

We all know and love a good baked potato, but now imagine a perfectly baked sweet potato stuffed with tangy, spicy shredded buffalo chicken. Prep takes only 15 minutes, and then the slow cooker takes over from there.

As incredible as fall is, there are days when the cooler weather and shorter days can make you feel a bit sluggish. My favorite remedy for those days is a hot bowl of detox soup. This one is full of protein, fiber, and potassium—it’s just what you need to help you feel fabulous.

With this vegetarian chili, you won’t even miss the ground beef because it’s so delicious without it. It’s the perfect warm and comforting dish for fall.

No matter what your favorite soup is, you have to admit that none has mass appeal like chicken noodle soup. This recipe takes it up a notch with the addition of buffalo sauce.

This recipe proves you don’t need noodles to create a showstopping lasagna. It has just the right amount of sauce and cheesiness, and on top of that, it’s low-carb and high in protein.

This recipe allows you to make a vegetarian Mexican casserole with quinoa, black beans, and taco seasoning entirely in the slow cooker. Who doesn’t want a 10/10 meal that only requires 2/10 effort?

This slow cooker honey garlic chicken is bursting with flavor and makes a fantastic fridge staple for topping rice, sandwiches, quesadillas, and any other dish that could use a boost of protein.

If you’re looking for a no-frills chicken soup recipe that might just make the best bowl you’ve ever had, look no further. This recipe also freezes well, so you can enjoy it whenever you need an extra dose of comfort.

The only thing better than getting takeout is enjoying the same dish without having to leave your home at all. That’s exactly what this crockpot creamy cashew chicken recipe with rice and naan offers.

With fall comes football season, and this healthier version of sloppy joes is just the thing to eat while tailgating or hosting a watch party. You can even make it ahead of time and store it in the fridge or freezer, then reheat it when you’re ready to serve.

If turkey sloppy joes aren’t your thing, this slow cooker pulled chicken recipe is a great alternative that tastes just as good. Or, make both!

I’m obsessed with creamy tomato soup, and honestly, I didn’t think it could get any better—until I came across this recipe that adds cheesy tortellini. After trying it, you’ll never want tomato soup without it again.

When you need something hearty, healthy, and easy, this slow cooker recipe never fails. Just put everything in the crockpot, and once the Mexican quinoa is done, add toppings like sour cream, salsa, and avocado.

This recipe isn’t your traditional chili—it swaps the typical beans for sweet potatoes and is completely paleo. It’s a unique twist on chili that tastes amazing.

This recipe makes butter chicken easier to cook, healthier, and more delicious. Served alongside naan and rice, it’s the perfect slow cooker meal.

One thing about me: I love a meatball. On a sub, with pasta, by itself as an appetizer—name a meatball-focused dish, and I’m a fan. Make this recipe in a crockpot and add it to any dish of your choice for an easy, delicious dinner.

This vegetarian soup is a nutritious meal packed with plant-based protein. It’s delicious as is, but if you’d like to add some meat, shredded chicken pairs wonderfully as well.

Seafood lovers, meet your new favorite slow cooker recipe. This jambalaya is bursting with bright Cajun flavor, featuring sausage, chicken, shrimp, rice, vegetables, and a bold blend of seasonings.

To make this honey sriracha, you only need five ingredients and 10 minutes of prep time. Then, you’ll have a mouthwatering dinner ready to enjoy.

If one thing epitomizes the fall season, it’s the cult-favorite Pumpkin Spice Latte. It’s the comforting drink we wait all year for because there’s nothing quite like sipping on warm, pumpkin-spiced goodness to lean into the slower autumn days. But there’s one caveat: The traditional Starbucks PSL is flavored with not-so-great-for-you ingredients like added sugar and “natural flavors” (flavoring agents that can be highly processed and contain preservatives and chemical additives). Combined with caffeine, you’re in for a blood sugar crash soon after the initial energy boost.

But we all want to lean into the best parts of the season without sacrificing our health or creating negative symptoms. Wellness girls need their PSL fix, too! So, I picked the brains of doctors and dietitians to create the ultimate healthy PSL, whether you’re DIYing at home or ordering at your local coffee shop. And if you just can’t part with your beloved PSL in its truest (sugary) form, I’ve got a few health tips for you, too. Read on for seven ways to hack your way to a nutritious, gut-friendly, hormone-friendly, all-around healthier PSL. Your fall latte will never be the same again—for the better. 

Hacks to “Healthify” Your PSL Order

Reduce the caffeine 

It may be the pick-me-up that most of us can’t function without first thing in the morning, but coffee can be a trigger for GI symptoms like heartburn and bloating, and it might also interfere with the balance of the hormones estrogen and progesterone. Additionally, caffeine can cause your body to produce excess cortisol (AKA the stress hormone), which can result in inflammation. Dr. Erin Hendriks, a board-certified physician and functional medicine practitioner at Salvo Health, recommended choosing decaffeinated coffee or using less coffee in your PSL (like ordering half-caf) if you have gut or hormonal conditions. If you’re not quite ready to cut your caffeine in half, you can try two espresso shots and one decaf espresso shot (even a little bit makes a difference). 

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Go for a dark roast

The variety of roasts you see at your local coffee shop means more than just how coffee connoisseurs order their ideal cup; they vary in caffeine, acid levels, and antioxidants. While the differences are slight, dark roast coffee contains less caffeine and more antioxidants than light or medium roast coffee, so the former is better if you’re trying to cut back on caffeine intake. What’s more, darker roasts tend to be lower in acidity, making them easier on your stomach and less likely to cause heartburn or indigestion. TL;DR: Kindly ask your barista to use their dark roast Espresso Roast versus their lighter roast Blonde Espresso Roast when making your PSL.

Opt for a small size

When you want to go all in and indulge in a PSL as it comes (in all its pre-sweetened, pumpkin-flavored syrup delicious glory), drink it as is because joy is a nutrient, too. But on those days when you’re just looking to satisfy a seasonal flavor craving? Go for a small (AKA a Starbucks “tall”) so that you’re consuming less added sugar and preservatives that come with the pumpkin spice syrup and whipped cream.

Ask for 1-2 pumps of pumpkin syrup

In the Starbucks PSL, baristas add three pumps of pre-sweetened pumpkin-flavored syrup in a tall latte, four in a grande, and five in a venti (six if it’s an iced venti because the drink is four ounces larger). Instead, specify one to two pumps of syrup to get the flavor without as much added sugar (and toxins). In other words, to still get that fall-in-a-cup flavor with less added sugar, take the less is more approach.

Opt for unsweetened, plant-based milk

Condensed milk (think: non-organic, processed cow’s milk that has had most of its water removed and sugar added) is the common base of America’s favorite seasonal beverage. “Dairy is a common trigger for gut symptoms, as the lactase enzyme declines with age, and most adults have lost at least some ability to digest dairy,” Dr. Hendriks explained. If dairy doesn’t make you feel great, ditch it. Instead, request a plant-based option like almond, cashew, or soy (preferably with no sugar added). You’ll not only avoid dairy and sugar, but because plant-based milks are alkaline in nature, you’ll also balance the pH of your coffee, giving you a much less acidic cup of coffee. Whichever you choose, you can still expect the familiar flavor and frothy, creamy texture of the conventional PSL.

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Not all non-dairy alternatives are created equal though. “Oat milk is higher on the glycemic index, which further disrupts your blood sugar regulation,” warned Dr. Lana Butner, a naturopathic doctor and acupuncturist. “When blood sugar is dysregulated, it has a negative effect on cortisol production and secretion, leading to further inflammation within the body.” If nut milk isn’t your thing, opt for coconut milk, which contains healthy fats.

Add a dash of cinnamon

Cinnamon is loaded with powerful antioxidants, including polyphenols, which offer anti-inflammatory effects to the body. It can also help keep blood sugar levels balanced, which is not only beneficial on its own but can also help lessen the burden of the added sugar from pumpkin syrup on blood sugar. Plus, it adds more to the unique seasonal flavor. 

Skip the whipped cream

Perhaps the easiest and most obvious hack of all is forgoing the whip altogether on your PSL if you’re simply craving the pumpkin sweet treat and can do without whipped cream. You’ll save yourself from unwanted additives like preservatives and stabilizers, not to mention stomach issues if you have digestive disorders or lactose intolerance. But remember if you’re intentionally indulging and want the whipped cream, let yourself indulge guilt-free. The point is all about intention; if it’s something you could do without, it’s an easy hack to make your PSL a little less stressful on the body.

Tips to DIY a PSL at Home

Use 100 percent real pumpkin puree

The essence of the PSL that gives its distinct taste most often comes from pumpkin flavoring or syrup (code for sugar-dense syrup or powder artificially made to taste like pumpkin)—unless you make your own version at home. Reach for canned or fresh pumpkin puree as the main ingredient, which will deliver the signature pumpkin flavor and some major health benefits, too. “Like most veggies and fruits within the red, yellow, and orange hues, pumpkin is rich in vitamin A and lycopene,” Dr. Butner said. “Both of these nutrients are fantastic for eye health due to their antioxidant status, which helps with the prevention of cellular degradation. The concentration of fat-soluble vitamins (A, E) in addition to vitamin C, iron potassium, and manganese also make pumpkin a fantastic food for boosting immune function.” Dr. Hendriks added that pumpkin is packed with fiber, which improves digestion by acting as food for good bacteria in the gut. 

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Be intentional about your coffee (or matcha?)

Coffee can be a major superfood, but it’s also one of the most sprayed crops. Choose a high-quality brand that is organic and fair trade, as low-quality beans are heavily processed and can be high in toxins and pesticides. Also look for beans from Brazil, Sumatra, Vietnam, or Nicaragua, as well as Robusta beans (over Arabica beans), espresso beans, or chicory blends, as they are less acidic to your body. For a coffee substitute, Dr. Butner suggested matcha because who says pumpkin spice has to be reserved for coffee: “One teaspoon of matcha contains 70 milligrams of caffeine compared to a cup of coffee, which contains roughly 140 milligrams. Matcha is also rich in the polyphenol EGCG, which has potent health protective effects, and L-theanine, which has been shown to improve mood and cognition and reduce stress and anxiety.” (I promise, it still works in your PSL!)

Swap artificial sweeteners for natural alternatives 

While Starbucks doesn’t reveal the components of their signature pumpkin-flavored syrup, Carly Knowles, MS, RDN, LD, PCD, a registered dietitian and cookbook author of The Nutritionist’s Kitchen, let us in on what’s behind the curtain: “These pumped flavorings not only add a significant amount of sugar to your diet, they often contain artificial flavoring and coloring which some have been linked to issues like kidney damage or cognitive problems.” She suggested using a natural sweetener like monk fruit extract, raw honey, or maple syrup to control the level of sweetness and reduce or eliminate the sugar content entirely, depending on your taste preferences.

Don’t forget the spices 

The PSL wouldn’t be the PSL without the “S,” and luckily, spices also pack powerful health benefits. The usual suspects you’ll find in the PSL are cinnamon, nutmeg, ginger, and cloves. “Go heavy on the herbaceous spices for the extra seasonal flavor,” Dr. Butner advised. She broke down the benefits of each:   

• Cinnamon: blood sugar-balancing, allows for insulin to escort glucose into the cells to use as energy (as opposed to remaining in the circulating bloodstream for too long, eventually causing damage to tissue and organs)
• Nutmeg: a powerful antioxidant that is great at squelching free radicals, decreasing inflammation in the body, and helping with cerebrovascular circulation
• Ginger: an antimicrobial antioxidant that helps regulate blood glucose levels, and as a potent herb, it also helps to increase circulation
• Clove: an anti-inflammatory antioxidant shown to increase circulation and nerve transduction to the pelvic floor and reproductive organs

• 8 ounces freshly brewed coffee
• 1 cup milk of choice
• 2-3 tablespoons organic pumpkin puree
• 1-2 tablespoons maple syrup (or another sweetener of choice)
• 1 teaspoon pumpkin pie spice
• 1 teaspoon vanilla extract

Instructions: Make coffee, pour it into a glass or mug, and set it aside. Pour milk into a saucepan and heat over medium-low until warm (do not let it come to a boil). Then, transfer milk to a blender and add pumpkin puree, maple syrup, pumpkin pie spice, and vanilla extract. Blend until well combined. Pour the mixture into the glass of coffee and sprinkle with a dash of pumpkin pie spice or cinnamon, and enjoy! 

Experts Consulted

DR. ERIN HENDRIKS

Dr. Erin Hendriks is a board-certified physician and functional medicine practitioner at Salvo Health. She’s a member of the American Academy of Family Physicians and American Board of Lifestyle Medicine and an Institute of Functional Medicine certified practitioner.

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DR. LANA BUTNER, ND

Dr. Lana Butner is a board-certified naturopathic doctor (ND) and licensed acupuncturist (LAc). She earned her ND at the Southwest College of Naturopathic Medicine where she completed hundreds of hours learning about conventional and alternative medicine therapies, botanical medicine, and general and genetic-specific nutrition.

CARLY KNOWLES, MS, RDN

Carly Knowles is a master’s-educated registered dietitian, health coach, and cookbook author of The Nutritionist’s Kitchen. She has been featured in global media such as SHAPE magazine, CNN, FOX News, Yahoo, and mindbodygreen, and she’s worked in partnership with healthy food brands such as Organic Valley and NOW Foods.

I’ve purchased some of my all-time favorite products from Amazon. My desk chair, the oversized mirror that sits in my bedroom, the emotional-support water bottle I take everywhere—heck, I even bought my coffee table on Amazon. I’m a sucker for a good deal and fast shipping, and you know Amazon does both of those things well. And while it may seem like Amazon just had their Prime Day sale, the retailer has another huge sale coming up, and you’re not going to want to miss this one. 

Amazon is calling this latest sales event their Prime Big Deal Days. It’s basically the October version of Amazon Prime Day, and the deals are good enough to rival even Black Friday and Cyber Monday-level savings. This fall’s sale promises to be as big as ever, but with a few twists that you’re going to want to know about before you start shopping.

Read on to learn everything you need to know to make the most of Amazon’s Prime Big Deal Days, including some early deals you can start shopping now.

What Is Amazon Prime Big Deal Days?

Amazon Prime Big Deal Days is a 48-hour sales event that kicks off on Tuesday, October 8. The sale officially goes live starting at 12:01 a.m. Pacific Time (that’s 3:01 a.m. Eastern) and runs through the next day, October 9. As we get closer to peak holiday shopping season, it’s your chance to shop some of Amazon’s best early holiday deals. You can expect deals across categories including electronics, fashion, home, kitchen, and toys, so no matter who you’re shopping for, you can snag some great deals. Some items are bound to sell out well before the end of the sale, however, so it’s a good idea to shop early. Plus, Amazon will be dropping new deals as often as every five minutes during certain periods throughout the sale, so there are tons of opportunities to score some savings on whatever you’re shopping for.

How to Shop the Best Deals from Amazon Prime Big Deal Days

Like Prime Day, Amazon’s Big Deal Days sale is only available for Prime members, so you’ll want to sign up for a membership (or a free trial) ASAP. It costs $14.99 a month or $139 annually, but of course, you’ll get a ton of benefits like super-fast, free delivery in addition to access to the sale. If you like placing an order and having it arrive within a day or two, the membership fee is well worth it.

Hot tip for scoring the best deals: Set up alerts so you’ll be notified about any sales on items you’ve got your eye on. Since new deals can pop up at any time during the 48-hour sale—including “lightning deals” that are only good until they’re gone—take away some of the shopping stress by visiting the Prime Big Deal Days event page in the Amazon Shopping app. You can set up an alert for any items on your Amazon wishlist, in your cart, or marked “Save for Later.” Then if and when the price drops on your item, you’ll be the first to know.

Early Amazon Prime Deals You Can Shop Now

Ready to start shopping right now? Keep scrolling for our top picks for the best early deals to shop ahead of Amazon Prime Big Deal Days 2024.

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MEET THE AUTHOR

Jessica Friedhoff, Senior Lifestyle Editor

Jessica Friedhoff is the Senior Lifestyle Editor at The Everygirl, where she oversees the Home & Living category of the site. She has nearly seven years of experience reviewing products, covering trends, and creating inspiring content around all things home.

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