Shop best-selling items like Breville’s Nespresso Vertuo Premium Espresso Machine for 25% off at $170, and save $50 on Breville’s Smart Oven Air Fryer for $350. You can also snag discounts on fan-favorite brands like Le Creuset, including major deals on its cast-iron French and Dutch ovens. But, that’s not all! We’ve rounded up 15 of the best deals to add to your cart from Williams Sonoma’s sale section right now. Ahead, what to buy during the Williams Sonoma Warehouse Sale. Here at Parade.com, we’re all about sharing products we love with our audience. When you make a purchase on an item seen on this page, we may earn a commission, however, all picks are independently chosen unless otherwise mentioned.
What to Buy During the Williams Sonoma Warehouse Sale
1. Nespresso Vertuo Next Premium Espresso Machine by Breville, $170 (was $230) at Williams Sonoma
Save 25% on Breville’s Nespresso Vertuo espresso machine, $170. The machine is a huge upgrade from your standard coffee pot and brews lattes, Americanos, flat whites and every coffee enthusiast’s favorites with the push of a button. Just be sure to stock up on your favorite Nespresso pods while you’re at it.
2. Le Creuset Enameled Cast Iron Signature French Oven, $140 (was $270) at Williams Sonoma
Le Creuset’s viral cast-iron products are more than just pretty cookware. The best-selling Signature French Oven is discounted at $140, for all of your slow-cooking needs. And like all of Le Creuset’s items, you can snag it in a variety of gorgeous colors like this olive green hue pictured above.
3. Le Creuset Signature Enameled Cast Iron Oval Dutch Oven, 8-Qt., $300 (was $440) at Williams Sonoma
Cooking for larger groups? Save $140 on Le Creuset’s Signature Oval Dutch Oven. It locks in moisture for tender and juicy meats and savory meals, and the oval shape is perfect for larger items like a pot roast or chicken. It’s also dishwasher safe so you don’t have to worry about any excessive cleanup time.
4. Le Creuset Signature Enameled Cast Iron Deep Skillet, $168 (was $210) at Williams Sonoma
Le Creuset’s ovens aren’t the brand’s only best-sellers—the pans get an A+ from customers too. Buy the Signature Enameled Cast Iron Deep Skillet for $168 during the sale. Unlike a lot of other cookware, the black enamel interior doesn’t require any additional seasoning.
5. Breville Smart Oven Air Fryer Pro, $350 (was $400) at Williams Sonoma
The convenience of owning an air fryer is unmatched, but getting a best-seller like Breville’s Smart Oven for $50 off is even better. It’s capable of 13 different functions, unlike many other air fryers on the market. You can toast, bake, roast, air-fry, dehydrate, re-heat, slow cook and more all with a single machine.
6. Wüsthof Classic Ikon Hollow-Edge Nakiri Knife, $90 (was $140) at Williams Sonoma
Knife quality matters, so why not buy a chef-style knife during the sale? This Nakiri knife is excellent for chopping and thinly-slicing vegetables, and it’s on sale for $90 at Williams Sonoma right now.
7. Chantal Vintage Teakettle, $45 (was $60) at Williams Sonoma
Add a retro touch to your kitchen countertop with the Chantal Vintage tea kettle available for $45 at Williams Sonoma. The gorgeous kettle is topped off with a porcelain finish, a nice addition to its Tiffany blue color. The top handle makes it easy to move from the stove to your teacup for an effortless pour.
8. Smeg 2-Slice Toaster, $160 (was $180) at Williams Sonoma
Most Smeg products have gained some virality on TikTok, thanks to their adorable design. The kitchenware is designed with a nostalgic twist as an ode to the ’60s, and millennials and Gen-Z just can’t get enough of it. However, this two-slice toaster, $160, is much more than a cute appliance. The high-quality toaster warms bread to a golden finish for that delicious crunch we all desire.
9. Lodge Seasoned Cast Iron Skillet, $60 (was $70) at Williams Sonoma
Whether you’re whipping up a shakshuka for breakfast or a grilled cheese sandwich for some comfort food, this cast iron skillet won’t disappoint. The pre-seasoned pan heats your food evenly throughout and its high sides create a no-splatter zone in your kitchen. You can add this kitchen staple to your cookware collection for $60 at Williams Sonoma.
10. Staub Enameled Cast Iron Daily Sauté Pan, $180 (was $280) at Williams Sonoma
Now if you’re looking for a cast-iron pan that’s perfect for sautéing, look no further. The glass lid tightly seals your food to retain moisture for even cooking and tender results, and it’s also resistant to chipping and cracking. You can buy the oven-safe and dishwasher-safe pan for $100 off right now.
11. Smeg Electric Kettle 3D Logo, $150 (was $170) at Williams Sonoma
Just like the two-slice toaster, shoppers love the vintage aesthetic of this electric kettle. It saves you time from having to boil water on your stove and looks gorgeous sitting on your countertop. You can snag it now for $150 at Williams Sonoma.
12. Staub Enameled Cast Iron Everything Pan, 3 1/2-Qt., $270 (was $371) at Williams Sonoma
All-in-one pans have always been a kitchen staple, but they just keep getting better. This three-and-a-half quart pan by Staub, $270, features side handles for easy portability and a glass lid to keep your food tightly sealed and easy to monitor as it cooks through.
13. All-Clad d5 Stainless-Steel Saucepan, $140 (was $195) at Williams Sonoma
Stainless steel appliances are some of the best long-lasting cookware you can find. The classic All-Clad saucepan, $140, is known for its powerful non-stick qualities and even heating. Users also won’t have to worry about their food picking up a metal-like taste, which is very common with cheaper stainless steel cookware.
14. Emile Henry French Ceramic Covered Bread Loaf, $88 (was $110) at Williams Sonoma
While we’ve let go of traditional quarantine activities, baking is still an absolute must across many kitchens. If you love making your own bread, this ceramic bread loaf pan, $88, will come in handy. It helps bake your bread to perfection while maintaining the shape of a store-bought loaf, all in a French-inspired pan.
15. Boska Oven-to-Table Ceramic Mini Pizza Oven Baker, $25 (was $35) at Williams Sonoma
Those who love getting a little creative in the kitchen obviously need a pizza oven in their lives. But, what if we told you that you can bake your own pizza without having to purchase a giant oven for your space? That’s where the Boska Oven-to-Table Ceramic Mini Pizza Oven Baker, $25, comes into play. It’s affordable, compact and bakes delicious and crisp personal-sized pizzas. Up next, Why You Need to Build a Capsule Wardrobe.
