39 deals to shop from Target's spring home sale - including vacuums, furniture, decor, and more
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- Target is currently holding a spring home sale online where you can take 25% off home and patio items.
- If you use code "MARCH" at check out, you can enjoy an additional 15% off furniture, rugs, lighting, and cushions.
- Curtain and hardware items are also 25% off, but only today on March 8th.
- It never hurts to see if you can save even more at Target. Check out Business Insider Coupons for up-to-date coupons and promo codes from Target.
As you gear up for spring and greet that much-needed sunshine with excessive enthusiasm (usually in the form of shorts or a dress before it's quite warm enough), you'll begin to realize it's not just your closet that's due for a refresh.
If you need to reorganize and overhaul the linens, decor, furniture, and small appliances in your home, Target's spring home sale comes at the perfect time.
During the sale, which runs through 11:59 p.m. PT on March 9, home items are up to 25% off. Using promo code "MARCH" you can take an extra 15% off furniture, rugs, and lighting.
Patio items are also up to 25% off. Again, using promo code "MARCH," you can take an extra 15% off outdoor furniture, rugs, cushions, and lighting.
Meanwhile, on March 8th only, curtains and hardware are 25% off. Shop these affordable window treatments first since they're a limited-time online deal.
To help you with your spring home project, we've highlighted the 39 best Target home deals you should take advantage of right now.
And to potentially save even more, check out Business Insider Coupons for up-to-date coupons and promo codes from Target.
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