The 15% off sale is a rotating selection of marked-down decor from across the GobekUSA catalog. It currently lists more than 5,700 items, about half of them art such as canvas prints and wallpaper, with holiday lights, tinsel trees, wreaths, vases and kitchen and dining pieces filling out the rest. It suits shoppers decorating walls, tables and seasonal displays.
Half of the items list for under about $70, and most fall between roughly $25 and $90 per listed item. A little over a quarter currently show as in stock, so availability is worth checking early. Items come and go as the selection rotates, and each product page shows the current price.
Canvas Wall Art and Wallpaper Make Up Half the Sale
Art is the largest group by a wide margin, close to 3,000 listings. Product titles point to canvas prints, wallpaper, abstract and watercolor designs, studio-style prints and decorative panels. Multicolor pieces are the most common, followed by white, blue and black, with green, yellow, gold and red also well represented.
Choosing a Canvas Size
Above a sofa, bed or console, canvas wall art usually looks balanced at about two-thirds to three-quarters of the furniture's width. On an empty wall, step back to the main viewing spot and tape a paper template to test the size before hanging. For a gallery grouping, keep the gaps between pieces consistent, usually a few inches, and treat the whole group as one shape when centering it.
Measuring for Wallpaper
Measure the height and width of each wall, subtract doors and windows only when they are large, and note the pattern repeat listed on the product. Large repeats need more material because each strip has to line up with its neighbor. Check whether a listing is peel-and-stick or traditional paste type, since prep and removal differ, and order enough for the whole room at once so the color stays consistent from roll to roll.
Textured, Glossy and Matte Surfaces
Where a surface is listed, textured is the most common by far, followed by brushed, glossy, natural, matte and smooth finishes. Each behaves differently in a room:
- Textured surfaces add depth and catch side light, which suits wallpaper and canvas in living spaces.
- Glossy finishes make colors look saturated but reflect windows and lamps, so think about placement opposite light sources.
- Matte and satin finishes reduce glare and hide fingerprints, a practical choice for hallways and kids' rooms.
- Brushed metal finishes on frames and accessories soften shine while keeping a metallic look.
Tinsel Trees, Wreaths and Holiday Lights
The seasonal side of the sale includes about 120 lighting items, roughly 70 tinsel trees plus loose tinsel, and a few dozen wreaths. Conical shapes dominate the trees, and gold, silver and white tinsel are common.
- Tinsel trees are lightweight and suit tabletops, mantels and narrow corners. Store them upright or loosely wrapped to keep the strands from crushing.
- Wreaths should leave some of the door or wall visible around the edge; measure the door width before picking a diameter.
- Lights vary in power source and placement. Check whether each set is rated for indoor or outdoor use and whether it plugs in or runs on batteries before planning a display.
Decorative grape clusters also appear as their own group, often used in centerpieces and kitchen displays.
Glassware, Trays and Vases for the Table
Kitchen and dining pieces include drinking glasses, serving trays, holders and bamboo accessories, along with a few dozen vases. Round and rectangular shapes are most common. Hand-wash glassware and painted pieces unless the listing says they are dishwasher-safe, and keep bamboo dry between uses so it does not warp. When styling a table, group vases in odd numbers and mix heights for a more relaxed arrangement.
Abstract Art vs Representational Prints
Abstract and watercolor pieces are among the most common styles in the 15% off sale. Abstract art is easy to coordinate with a room because you match it by color and scale rather than subject. Representational prints, such as street-art styles, landscapes or botanicals, set a stronger mood and work best when they connect to the room's use. In open-plan spaces, repeat one color from the art in a pillow, rug or vase to tie the area together.
Getting the Most From a Rotating Selection
- Filter by color first; with several thousand art listings, a palette narrows choices fastest.
- Read the dimensions rather than relying on photos, which can make small pieces look large.
- Confirm stock status before building a project around a specific item, since many listings are not currently in stock.
- Check each description for what is included, such as frames, hanging hardware or bulbs.
15% Off Sale FAQ
What kinds of products are in the 15% off sale?
Art is the largest group, including canvas prints and wallpaper. The rest is mostly lights, tinsel trees, wreaths, vases and kitchen and dining items such as glasses and trays.
How do I choose a canvas size for my wall?
Over furniture, aim for art about two-thirds to three-quarters of the furniture's width. On an open wall, test a paper template of the size first, then adjust before you drill.
How do I measure for wallpaper?
Measure the height and width of each wall and note the pattern repeat on the listing. Larger repeats need extra material for matching, so order the full amount at once for consistent color.
Can tinsel trees be reused every year?
Yes, with careful storage. Pack them loosely or upright in a dry place so the strands do not crush or tangle, and fluff the branches when setting them up again.
Why are some sale items out of stock?
Only a little over a quarter of the selection currently shows as in stock, and availability changes over time. The product page shows the current status for each item.
Does the 15% off sale selection change?
Yes. Items rotate in and out as the catalog changes, so the mix of art, lighting and seasonal decor varies. The price on the product page is always the current one.