There are a select few furniture brands that have earned a permanent place on my interior wishlist. It’s a high honour, reserved for those who consistently craft unique and considered pieces. For me, McMullin is one of them, and they just launched their ‘Huge Sale’.
Best known for their sculptural silhouettes, use of natural materials, and their effortlessly understated aesthetic, this Australian furniture and homewares brand has mastered the art of making a room feel elevated without looking overly styled. The only catch, however, is that their pieces don’t simply look expensive: they are expensive. Unless you shop now, that is.
With up to 70% off selected McMullin furniture, lighting and homewares, their ‘Huge Sale’ presents the perfect opportunity to invest in those forever pieces you’ve been eyeing up, without paying full price. And because I don’t gatekeep, I’m sharing all the pieces currently lining my own digital shopping cart.
Don’t miss the discounts on these McMullin pieces
Narrowing down the McMullin sale section to just a few curated selections might just be the toughest task I’ve taken on as a Shopping Editor. Their pieces aren’t created with fleeting interior trends in mind; they’re timeless, considered, and designed for the long haul.
What are you shopping for?
And while I’m certainly not suggesting you replace perfectly good furniture just because there’s a sale on, there’s something to be said for investing in a piece you genuinely love, particularly when it’s something you’ll use and appreciate for years to come. For me, the following pieces definitely fit the bill.
Save up to $1,000 on this chic McMullin furniture
Henrietta Dining Chair
$519 (was $649) at McMullin
Cooper Dining Table
$2,919 (was $3,399) at McMullin
Theo 2.0 Side Table
$479 (was $599) at McMullin
Winslow Sofa in Bark
$3,599 (was $4,499) at McMullin
Bernadette Dining Chair
$297 (was $349) at McMullin
Ellis Bed Base, Queen
$839 (was $1,199) at McMullin
Hugo Armchair in Bark
$1,519 (was $1,899) at McMullin
Etta Sofa
$2,999 (was $3,999) at McMullin
McMullin lighting and homewares deals I’m coveting
Duke Table Lamp
$374 (was $499) at McMullin
Linea Wall Mirror
$622 (was $829) at McMullin
Esme Candle Holders
$143 (was $179) at McMullin
Lyle Floor Lamp
$399 (was $499) at McMullin
Assembly Label Rice Paper Lamp
$199 (was $249) at McMullin
Isla Vessel
$211 (was $249) at McMullin
Artie Floor Mirror
$974 (was $1,299) at McMullin
Lottie Table Lamp
$246 (was $289) at McMullin
How to make McMullin furniture work in your home
One of the things I love most about McMullin‘s aesthetic is that its pieces don’t demand an entirely new decorating scheme. In fact, I think they work best when mixed with furniture and homewares you’ve already collected over time.
A sculptural mirror can bring a contemporary edge to a more traditional bedroom, while a softly shaped table lamp can help balance the clean lines of a modern living room. And if you’re drawn to the brand’s neutral palette, don’t be afraid to introduce contrast through texture. This could mean placing warm timber against linen upholstery, polished metal alongside natural stone, or a statement ceramic piece against a simple white wall. The key is to choose furniture that complements your space rather than trying to recreate an entire showroom.
Where to shop McMullin’s ‘Huge Sale’
McMullin’s ‘Huge Sale’ is available online now, with discounts of up to 70% off selected designer furniture and homewares.
As always, it’s worth checking the dimensions, materials and availability of a piece before committing, particularly when shopping for larger furniture items. Some products are available for pre-order, so delivery time frames may vary.
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