Furnish Your Home With The Castlery Winter Sale

By Zephyr and Stone

Have you recently finished construction on your new reno or build and starting to think (and dream!) about the furniture you want to fill it with? You're in luck! Castlery’s HUGE Winter Sale is on now, with $100 off for every $1200 spent storewide - so it's (literally) the perfect time to furnish your new spaces!

Castlery’s furnishings are timeless, contemporary, and built for multi-purpose use, and because Castlery is a direct-to-consumer brand without the middleman, they’re able to extend very competitive pricing to their customers. Here are 4 key features of the Castlery shopping experience that make purchasing your new furniture pieces easy…

Zephyr and Stone • Castlery Harper Sideboard

1. Free Fabric Swatches

When choosing any new pieces for your home, it’s essential to first check whether the fabric colour and material work in your space. This is as important when choosing pieces off a showroom floor as it is when purchasing furnishings online. Castlery makes this process easy by offering free fabric swatches for all upholstered furniture. You can order up to three free swatches online, which are delivered to your door completely free of charge. This allows you to touch and feel the fabric to make sure it’s right, as well as compare the colour to the other furniture and finishes in your home - so you can be absolutely sure that the item you're choosing is right.

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2. Flat Rate Shipping

There are a few ways furniture suppliers can charge you for shipping; by overall size, by the number of items or by the distance items have to travel - which can really add up. Castlery offers Flat Rate Shipping - a once-per-order charge which is capped according to the type of item(s) in your order along with your delivery location #tooeasy

Zephyr and Stone • Castlery Owen 3-Seater Sofa, Walnut

3. Castlery Furniture 14 Day Return Policy

When ordering online, you want to have peace of mind that there's a returns policy in place just in case a piece of furniture doesn’t work out quite as well as you’d envisioned. Castlery has a returns policy that allows for change of mind within a reasonable timeframe — up to 14 days of receiving your product. This gives you time to view the pieces you’ve purchased in your space and make sure you’re 100% happy with your purchase.

4. Castlery Furniture Warranty Coverage

Castlery’s furnishings are crafted for longevity, with a commitment to high-quality construction. All products come with a Product Warranty, and the warranty period varies depending on the product. For items such as sofas, headboards, armchairs and ottomans, a five-year limited warranty applies, while furniture like dining chairs, sideboards, bookcases and office chairs generally have a two-year limited warranty. Even decor items like rugs, bedding, tableware and wall Art have a one-year limited warranty - so you can be assured all furnishings are backed for years of use.


We tested some of the Castlery range and were very impressed with the colours, comfort and finish. Castlery's Owen Collection includes a versatile 3 Seater option or a larger Sectional Sofa, with subtle curves and classic lines for a contemporary yet timeless look. Available in fresh, earthy fabric colours and with a Walnut or Oak frame - its plush cushions and generous proportions make it super-comfortable. #andrelax

Zephyr and Stone • Castlery Furniture Owen Chaise Sectional Sofa

Another favourite is definitely the Harper Side Board. Its oval silhouette and tamboured doors ensure it sits stylishly and seamlessly in any space, with doors that slide open to store all your essentials. So if you’re in the market for new furnishings, be sure to check out these pieces and the full Castlery range, and take advantage of Castlery’s Winter Sale. The sale runs from the 1st - the 21st of August 2022.

Zephyr and Stone • Castlery Furniture Harper Sideboard

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