From cozy bedding to comfy couches, cute organization to top-rated kitchen goods, and more — Amazon has your home goods needs covered. The inventory is so vast it reminds us of what our living spaces are missing. A sleek pair of glass mugs? Essential. That cushy office chair? A must-have. And the big secret behind the online marketplace's seductive ways is those slashed price tags. So we are gathered here today to reveal the best 28 Amazon home goods deals of the last seven days. Whether it's a dreamy mushroom nightlight or a reader-favorite air fryer — if it's a bonafide bestseller worth your while and it's on sale, we're adding it to the list. Scroll on for the crème de la crème of discount Amazon home buys.

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