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Asda’s scalloped pumpkin cushion is now under £10 and perfect for an autumn sofa update (opens the original)
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Cushions, arguably, are one of the quickest and easiest ways to update your sofa for the new season without taking on a drastic overhaul. Indeed, you can forget about investing in upholstery and metres of fabric to change the way your settee looks – just a handful of sumptuous scatter cushions can make all the difference. Top points if they're patterned and characterful. Take the Boucle Pumpkin Scallop Edge Cushion by George Home at Asda, for example, which does everything it says on the tin. Fi
Dunelm’s £35 petal lamp is an easy way to brighten dull corners this autumn (opens the original)
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If you buy just one thing to zhuzh up your home for autumn, let it be a beautiful, colourful table lamp. A lamp is guaranteed to bring brightness and interest to dark, underwhelming corners or nooks – even when it's switched off. Case in point: Dunelm's brand new Posie Ceramic Petal Table Lamp. With its fuchsia pink dapple-patterned shade (maximalism as its best) and its densely packed layers of glossy glazed ceramic petals, this small-but-perfectly-formed lamp will add so a dose of charm to a l
Asda’s reversible check bedding gives your bedroom an instant autumn update (opens the original)
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Nothing sings autumn quite like plaid. The classic check print has become a firm staple of the cosy season for good reason – its criss cross grid-like pattern is now soothingly familiar and often comes in autumnal tones such as red, maroon, emerald green and navy. If you're looking to bring an autumnal feeling into your home, may we suggest starting with the bedroom? It's here that you can make the biggest impact with the smallest change. We're talking bedsheets, to be specific, which can transf
Argyle is moving beyond our wardrobes – and Asda's £12 cushion is an easy way to try it (opens the original)
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You could argue that Argyle has always been somewhat of an autumn/winter staple - it first came about thanks to a Scottish Clan - but then again, you could also argue that it was from the moment that Claudia Winkleman donned the heritage print on the set of The Traitors (which, good news, is set to return next month), that the chequered diamond print really returned to our wardrobes. Now a firm fashion favourite once again, you can expect to see an abundance of it throughout the high street agai
Primark’s £5 stacking nibble bowl set calls for a cosy picky tea (opens the original)
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It's about this time every year, during the final weeks of summer, that I start to grow tired of my summer wardrobe and look forward to swapping linen trousers and white dresses for cosy knits, ankle boots and denim. The same sentiment applies to my homeware, too. The seafood-themed platters and fruity glassware have served their purpose for alfresco dinners and summer picnics. But now? I'm ready to stow them away at the back of the cupboard in favour of leaning into new prints and colours. Admi
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