Psst! Target Has Tons of Organizational Furniture on Sale Right Now, Up to 66% Off

Rachel Simon
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target organizational furniture sale tout
target organizational furniture sale tout

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No matter what time of year it is, it's never too late to add some organization to any room in your home, especially when there are some major deals going on.

And right now at Target, you can pick up tons of top-rated furniture that are made to simplify and organize your space for up to 66 percent off. We're talking about desks that have tons of shelves, elegant nightstands that still manage to provide plenty of storage, and a sleek four-tier bar cart.

Of course, these sales are only available for a limited amount of time, so if you're interested in giving your home a serious upgrade, don't miss your chance to add these to your virtual cart for less. And trust us, there are so many great picks to choose from, whether you're looking to spruce up your bedroom, living room, office, or any other area in your home.

If you need some help sorting through the options, we've got you covered. Read on for some of our favorite furniture deals you'll find at Target right now that will instantly help get things organized, with prices starting at just $25.

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For anyone looking to free up space in their kitchen, there are plenty of top-notch products on sale to consider. First off, there's this eight-bottle wine rack on sale for only $25, which is 50 percent off its original price. It's a uniquely designed item made from bamboo wood, and shoppers say it's both "easy to install" and "so stylish."

There's also this convenient four-tier kitchen stand, which features multiple shelves, hooks, and cabinets to hold a microwave, dishware, spices, and more. Made of engineered wood and iron pipes, the rack is sturdy, as each shelf can support a weight of up to 44 pounds, while each hook can hold up to 11 pounds. Plus, it's designed with adjustable feet that help to add more stability. Right now, it's on sale for $120, a solid 54 percent less than its original price, and will make for an attractive addition to your cooking space.

And if you're interested in adding a pop of color, check out this extra-tall cabinet that comes in antique blue, mint green, and charcoal gray. The freestanding cupboard is made of wood composite and features two sets of double doors. Inside has adjustable shelves too, so you can customize the space unit to really help eliminate any clutter in your kitchen. It stands 60 inches by 23 inches and also has a flat surface up top so you can store items there, too.

Extra Tall Cabinet - Buylateral
Extra Tall Cabinet - Buylateral

Target

Buy It! Buylateral Extra Tall Cabinet, $199.99 (orig. $249.99); target.com

If the bedroom is your main area of focus, make sure to check out this set of black nightstands that you can snag for 41 percent off. Each two-tier bedside table has a bottom open shelf along with a pull-out drawer, and its legs feature anti-slip foot pads that help with overall stability. Shoppers have praised the ample amount of storage these nightstands have and have said they "round out the look of the room" and are "easy to build."

Hoping to get your office space in order? There are plenty of options for that, too. Check out this four-tier workstation, which is going for 63 percent off. The desk has a large tabletop and four open-sided shelves, so you can easily see where you place things and reach for whatever you may need while you're working without any issues. It's an overall sturdy metal structure and has adjustable foot pads to help the desk stay stable, too.

"This desk is absolutely perfect if you're in need of a spacious workspace yet have little room to work with," wrote one reviewer, who added that "the shelves are phenomenal for storage and display."

Costway Computer Desk with Shelves Study Writing Desk Workstation with Bookshelf Natural\Brown
Costway Computer Desk with Shelves Study Writing Desk Workstation with Bookshelf Natural\Brown

Target

Buy It! Costway Computer Desk with Shelves, $109.99 (orig, $299.99); target.com

And for any gamers out there, take a look at this large Z-shaped gaming desk. The desktop itself is 47 inches by 23.5 inches and has a waterproof and anti-scratch carbon fiber texture surface. It holds items up to 330 pounds, so it easily accommodates a monitor, keyboard, and other gaming equipment. Plus, the desk features a cup holder, a headphone hook, and a gaming handle rack where you can store controllers and video games. One shopper praised the now-$120 piece as having an "easy assembly, nice look, and sturdy feel."

No matter which part of your home you feel is in need of an organizational refresh, there's bound to be a product or two in this Target sale that fits your needs. Keep scrolling for more.

COSTWAY 3 in 1 Industrial Coat Rack Shoe Bench Entryway Hall Tree Storage Shelf w/ Hooks
COSTWAY 3 in 1 Industrial Coat Rack Shoe Bench Entryway Hall Tree Storage Shelf w/ Hooks

Target

Buy It! Costway 3-in-1 Industrial Coat Rack Shelf with Hooks, $61.99 (orig. $129.99); target.com

Large Round Storage Ottoman - ivory
Large Round Storage Ottoman - ivory

Target

Buy It! Homepop Large Round Storage Ottoman, $111.99 (orig. $139.99); target.com

Ada Mixed Material End Table with Glass Top - Project 62
Ada Mixed Material End Table with Glass Top - Project 62

Target

Buy It! Project 62 Ada Mixed Material End Table with Glass Top,$85 (orig. $100); target.com

Costway 4-Tier Kitchen Bar Cart Rolling Serving Trolley Wine Rack Removable Tray Basket
Costway 4-Tier Kitchen Bar Cart Rolling Serving Trolley Wine Rack Removable Tray Basket

Target

Buy It! Costway 4-Tier Rolling Kitchen Bar Cart, $92.99 (orig. $209.99); target.com

34" Loring 4 Cube Bookcase - Project 62
34" Loring 4 Cube Bookcase - Project 62

Target

Buy It! Project 62 Loring 4 Cube Bookcase, $104 (orig. $130); target.com

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