Macy’s is kind of the champion when it comes to Independence Day—fireworks on the Brooklyn Bridge, anyone?—and itsJuly Fourth Saledoes not disappoint. Take advantage of the long weekend and find some time to go shopping (but first consultour master listof all of the retailer sales running). On top ofsaving up to 50 percent storewide, you can take off an additional 20 percent across many categories using the code FOURTH at checkout through July 7.

Expect to find deals ondinnerware,smart home,kitchen appliances,bedding,pillowsand more. The savings are truly everywhere, which is why between eating hamburgers and watching fireworks, you’ll find us carving out time to shopthis sale.

In the meantime, check out some of our must-have items for outfitting your home this summer.

The KitchenAid deals are seriously stirring up competition among retailers—we’re looking at you,Walmart—making it the perfect time to own one of these iconic stand mixers at an affordable price. Mix things up with this 50 percent off Closeout Deal on theArchitect Seriesmodel, choose among the colors of the rainbow onthe Artisan Series, or snag the 4.5-quartClassic Plus Stand Mixer in silver or whitefor under $200.

Add a breezy, luxe touch to your bed or guestroom withthis versatile 300-thread count jacquard weave duvet set, which includes a duvet and two shams. An all-white bed feels incredibly fresh and inviting, but you can also add some personality with throw pillows and blankets.

Looks like we’ll be seeing more of you in the kitchen withthis beautiful setcreated exclusively for Macy’s. Featuring an aluminum exterior and stainless steel interior with a starburst finish for stick resistance, the set includes a 2-qt. saucepan and lid, 3-qt. saucepan and lid, 3-qt. sauté pan and lid, 8-qt. stockpot and lid, and a 10-inch fry pan.

Take the spa feel home with you withthese ultra-luxurious and ultra-soft bath towelsmade of Turkish Cotton and available in 14 muted colors. Besides, nothing feels more adult than a matching towel set.

The Instant Pot is one of those unicorn machines that keeps getting better and better.This 7-in-1 versionfunctions as a slow cooker, rice cooker, steamer, sauté pan, yogurt maker and warmer, with 14 settings for optimizing your recipes from soups to yogurt to poultry dishes. The 6-quart size is ideal for meal prep or family dinners. An accompanying recipe booklet will get you started on the road to Instant Pot Fandom (or at least to theFacebook Community); a free app download gives you access to over 600 recipes and getting-started videos.

Martha Stewart, without a doubt, creates amazing basics. While her style skews traditional,this floral chintz patternismaking its way back into contemporary design, because everything that’s old is eventually new again when it comes to design. So, there’s no better way to try out this floral style than letting it peek through a solid-color duvet as a pop of pattern. The weight of this 400-thread-count cotton percale is ideal for summer and reviewers find them long-lasting and crisp.

Fiesta ceramic dinnerware in a rainbow of color options are one of those timeless sets that have become collectors items over the years. You probably remember eyeing these in your grandmother’s kitchen, but this distinctly American brand (made in West Virginia since 1936) is still as incredibly relevant today, thanks to a constant debut of new colors that add a limited edition feel to items.These four-piece place settingswere designed to be mixed and matched and include a 10.5-inch dinner place, a 7.25-inch salad plate, a 19 oz. medium bowl and a 10 oz. mug. Additional table settings are available for $33

Adding a little color to your food storage not only makes you look like an organization master but also takes the guesswork out of figuring which lid will fit onto which base.This setincludes six storage containers, ranging from 8 oz. to 152 oz., that nest inside each other with color-coordinating lids. They’re also BPA free, and freezer, microwave and dishwasher safe… just be sure to ask for your container back at the next potluck, because these plastic containers are too valuable to leave behind.