The 10% off sale is a rotating selection of marked-down items drawn from across the GobekUSA home and garden catalog. It currently holds more than 38,000 listings, led by wall art, area rugs and artificial trees, and it suits anyone furnishing a room or refreshing decor who wants to compare many options in one place.
Half of the items list for under about $86, and the middle of the range runs from roughly $53 to $156 per listed item. A little under half currently show as in stock. Because the selection changes as products are added and removed, the price and availability on each product page are the ones that count.
What Turns Up Most Often in the Sale
Most of the 10% off sale falls into a handful of groups. Approximate sizes help show where the depth is:
- Horizontal wall art, the largest group at close to 5,000 pieces, sized for the wall above a sofa, bed or console.
- Vertical wall art, about 2,500 pieces, for narrow walls and hallways.
- Area rugs, more than 2,000, many of them wool, in common room sizes from 2x3 up to 9x12.
- Square art, roughly 1,000 pieces, useful for pairs and grids.
- Artificial trees, about 900, plus roughly 500 trees already set in planters.
- Modern metal wall art, about 900 sculptural pieces.
- Christmas trees, around 850, available alongside the year-round greenery.
Metal is by far the most common listed material, followed by steel and glass. Smaller groups include marble, travertine, limestone, wood and ceramic pieces. Blue, beige, ivory and gray are the most frequent colors, with silver, black, brown and green close behind.
Sizing Area Rugs From the Sale
The 8x10 rug is the most common size in the sale, followed by 5x8, then 2x3, 5x7, 4x6, 9x12, 3x5 and 2x4. Rug size matters more than pattern for how a room feels, so measure before choosing a design.
- Living rooms: an 8x10 usually lets at least the front legs of the sofa and chairs rest on the rug, which ties the seating together. A 5x8 works in smaller rooms or under a single loveseat and chair.
- Large or open rooms: a 9x12 anchors a full seating group and keeps the rug from floating in the middle of the floor.
- Dining rooms: a common guideline is to let the rug extend about 24 inches past the table on every side so chairs stay on the rug when pulled out.
- Entries, kitchens and bedsides: 2x3, 2x4 and 3x5 rugs fit doorways, sinks and the space beside a bed.
Use a rug pad on hard floors to reduce slipping, and leave a band of bare floor between the rug and the walls so the room does not look wall-to-wall carpeted.
Horizontal, Vertical or Square Metal Wall Art
Orientation is the quickest filter for metal wall art. Horizontal pieces suit the long wall above furniture; a common rule is to keep the art at about two-thirds the width of the sofa, bed or sideboard below it. Vertical pieces fill tall, narrow spaces such as the wall between two windows, a stair landing or the end of a hallway. Square pieces work alone on a small wall or in pairs and grids.
For hanging height, many designers center art around 57 to 60 inches from the floor, roughly eye level, and leave several inches between the bottom of a frame and the furniture below. Metal pieces can be heavier than they look, so use anchors rated for the weight and the wall type. Use metal art outdoors only when the listing says it is meant for outdoor use, since some finishes are made for interiors only.
Artificial Trees, Trees in Planters and Christmas Trees
A tree in a planter arrives ready to place, while a bare tree needs a decorative pot sized to its base. Measure ceiling height first and allow clearance above the top, especially in rooms with ceiling fans or low beams. Artificial greenery stays fuller when it is dusted regularly and kept out of strong direct sun, which can fade foliage over time.
For a Christmas tree, subtract the height of the topper from the ceiling height and leave some extra room above it. Width matters too: a slim profile fits small apartments and corners, while a full tree needs open floor around it. Lights appear in many listing titles, so check each product description to see whether a tree comes lit or bare.
Stone, Glass and Wood Pieces in the Mix
Natural stone items in the sale include marble, travertine and limestone. Marble is a relatively soft stone, about 3 to 4 on the Mohs hardness scale, and acidic spills such as wine, citrus or vinegar can etch its surface, so wipe spills promptly and use coasters. Glass pieces clean easily but show fingerprints; wood pieces prefer stable indoor humidity away from heating vents.
Shopping a Rotating Markdown Selection
- Compare dimensions, not just product names; two rugs called "large" can differ by several feet.
- Filter by color or material first, then by size, to narrow tens of thousands of listings quickly.
- Read each description for what is included, such as hanging hardware, a planter or lights.
- Check stock status before planning a project around a specific item, since availability varies.
For coordinated rooms, start with the largest piece, usually the rug or the main wall art, and choose smaller accents to match its palette.
10% Off Sale FAQ
What is included in the 10% off sale?
It is a rotating group of marked-down home and garden items. Wall art, area rugs, artificial trees, metal wall art and Christmas trees make up the largest groups, with smaller numbers of stone, glass, wood and ceramic pieces.
Does the sale selection change?
Yes. Items rotate in and out as the catalog changes. The price shown on each product page at checkout is the current one.
What size rug goes under a sofa?
For a standard living room, an 8x10 rug usually lets the front legs of the sofa and chairs sit on the rug. Smaller rooms often use a 5x8, and large open rooms may need a 9x12.
How high should wall art be hung?
A common guideline is to center art around 57 to 60 inches from the floor. Above furniture, leave a gap of several inches between the furniture and the bottom of the piece.
Are all sale items in stock?
No. A little under half of the selection currently shows as in stock. Check the availability on each product page before you order.
What size artificial tree fits my room?
Measure the ceiling height and leave clearance above the top of the tree, plus room for a topper on a Christmas tree. Also check the base width against the floor space you have.