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Supermarkets aren't just for groceries
With over 900 products, four key trends and budget-friendly prices, George Home at Asda's cheerful spring/summer 2025 range is just the excuse we needed for a supermarket sweep.
From cordless lamps to scalloped mirrors, the shelves are stacked with affordable homeware that you can pop in your trolley with the weekly shop. The collection is divided into four key trends: Lucky Charm, Subtle Opulence, Dark Garden and Sanctuary, plus seasonal picks for Easter and outdoor living, and we're told prices start from just 50p.
Packed full of riotous colour, calming neutrals and playful prints, items on our wishlist include a £45 wiggle bedside table, a £12 zebra tufted cushion, and a set of four lemon-print pasta bowls for £16. We also love Stacey Solomon's daisy-inspired range, which is available in stores and online now.
'The spring/summer 2025 season presents an opportunity to refresh your home with a full-room makeover or by adding new trend-led pieces to your living space,' says Katy Traill, senior design manager at George Home. 'We have four key new trends for the season that will satisfy a variety of styles for the interior enthusiast. Our gorgeous new spring/summer trends have something to suit everyone's taste and budget.'
Before you fill your shopping trolley, we've rounded up our top picks:
Punctuated by earthy tones and calming greens, the Sanctuary trend looks to nature for design inspiration. Within this trend, we love the plush leaf-motif cushions (pictured), textured bedding, jute footstools, and a scalloped full-length mirror that's perfect for dark hallways.
'This trend is perfect for those looking to create comfort and serenity in their home. Whether it's your bedroom, dining area, or living room, this trend helps you curate a peaceful sanctuary to truly relax,' say the design team at George Home.
Cool and curvaceous, add a talking point to your bedroom with George Home's wiggle bedside table (£45) and cordless stripe scallop battery lamp (£14).
Go green in the bathroom by swapping out your accessories for checked towels, stoneware soap dispensers, artificial plants, and a pared-back bathmat.
Lucky Charm taps into maximalism in the form of cowboy boots, poker chips, floral icons, bright hearts, and zesty citrus prints. Upbeat, nostalgic and fresh, it's the perfect way to invite spring into your home.
As for hero products? Get your dopamine hit of colour with statement dinnerware, neon green chairs (pictured), and ruby red bathroom accessories that will brighten every dull day.
Put the zest in your spring tableware with these lemon-printed plates, spoon rests, and salt and pepper shakers.
A dose of nostalgia runs through the Lucky Charm trend, with patchwork cushions and quilt-like duvets among some of the standout products. Beyoncé fans will also find a 'Texas Hold 'Em' duvet set, inspired by the artist's 2024 single.
Whether you have a green thumb or not, the Dark Garden trend will give you all the jungle vibes. Combining dark wood with rich greens and tropical leaf motifs, it's about embracing the natural environment with confidence — one animal print at a time. Luxurious and playful, it's ideal for those who aren't afraid to be bold!
Create a moody dinner atmosphere with George Home's black and teal tapered candles, palm-printed plates, and gold-tone bowls.
With palm tree motifs, soft blush pinks and sleek accents of gold, Subtle Opulence has arrived on shelves like a warm summer breeze. Whether you're after confetti-blown glass for alfresco dining or sculptural side tables, this trend celebrates 'embracing understated luxury' for less.
'Subtle Opulence creates an atmosphere that is both luxurious and tranquil, perfect for those looking to add a touch of grace to their home this spring.'
We've got our eye on this rechargeable table lamp, topped with a vintage-esque glass shade.
Take your bathroom storage up a notch by picking up a couple of these minimal dispensers, jars and containers. Stylish and practical? We're sold.
With Easter on the horizon, George Home's range offers plenty of seasonal homeware picks. Whether you're laying the table with gingham cloths or arranging fresh flowers in bud vases, planning your tablescape just got a lot easier.
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