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What is one new John Lewis trend for autumn/winter?
New Canada
New Japan

New Zealand

Enter now to win one of five prizes of £1,000 John Lewis vouchers to spend on the ultimate home makeover
This autumn, whether you are planning to give your home a whole new look or a quick update, you’ll find all the inspiration at John Lewis. Here is your chance to win one of five prizes of £1,000 to spend in-store or online on a home makeover. Each winner also receives a free consultation in their home from the John Lewis home design service team.

This season, there’s a real movement towards adding warmth and soul to your home through modern twists on classic pieces. Three inspiring new trends are coming through. With its very British ‘lived in’ charm, Home Comforts signals a return to domesticity with a nod to craft and a focus on lifestyle accessories as much as statement product. Key pieces include a mango wood cabinet and a range of vintage kitchenware. For those who prefer simpler lines, the New Japan collection effortlessly blends traditional Far Eastern influences with modern Scandi minimalism to create a new understated-elegant look for the home. Alternatively, the Theatre trend ushers in the return of old-school glamour and Art Deco opulence: think mirrored surfaces, shimmering metallics and a palette of deep blues and rich golds.

Whichever trend inspires you, it’s reassuring to know you can trust John Lewis to be Never Knowingly Undersold on quality, value and service*. Why not browse the new home collection at johnlewis.com or visit your nearest shop to find out more?

*John Lewis's commitment to value means it matches the prices of high street competitors (excludes online-only or mail order brochures). Service conditions must be comparable. See the Never Knowingly Undersold leaflet in store or online for details.

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housetohome.ipcmediasecure.com/competitions/show/id/60473

What is one new John Lewis trend for autumn/winter?
New Canada
New Japan

New Zealand

Enter now to win one of five prizes of £1,000 John Lewis vouchers to spend on the ultimate home makeover
This autumn, whether you are planning to give your home a whole new look or a quick update, you’ll find all the inspiration at John Lewis. Here is your chance to win one of five prizes of £1,000 to spend in-store or online on a home makeover. Each winner also receives a free consultation in their home from the John Lewis home design service team.

This season, there’s a real movement towards adding warmth and soul to your home through modern twists on classic pieces. Three inspiring new trends are coming through. With its very British ‘lived in’ charm, Home Comforts signals a return to domesticity with a nod to craft and a focus on lifestyle accessories as much as statement product. Key pieces include a mango wood cabinet and a range of vintage kitchenware. For those who prefer simpler lines, the New Japan collection effortlessly blends traditional Far Eastern influences with modern Scandi minimalism to create a new understated-elegant look for the home. Alternatively, the Theatre trend ushers in the return of old-school glamour and Art Deco opulence: think mirrored surfaces, shimmering metallics and a palette of deep blues and rich golds.

Whichever trend inspires you, it’s reassuring to know you can trust John Lewis to be Never Knowingly Undersold on quality, value and service*. Why not browse the new home collection at johnlewis.com or visit your nearest shop to find out more?

*John Lewis's commitment to value means it matches the prices of high street competitors (excludes online-only or mail order brochures). Service conditions must be comparable. See the Never Knowingly Undersold leaflet in store or online for details.

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