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Our autumn/winter wishlist just got longer
Sure, it might be the height of summer but in the interiors world, we're already looking ahead. This week, we've got our eye on John Lewis' new autumn/winter 2026 range in all its luxe-looking glory.
The collection is built around two leading styles: Scandi and Heritage. The former is a playful take on classic Scandinavian designs and is perfect for lovers of contemporary shapes, natural materials and fresh colour palettes.
The Heritage style is all about embracing tradition, richness and elegance at home. If you love craftsmanship, classic furniture and sophisticated textures, this is the one for you.
Take a look at the new collection below, including some of our favourite product picks...
Last year, butter yellow emerged as one of spring/summer's biggest trends. Now, it's back for autumn and returning with a retro twist. If you're looking to give the butter look a try this season, we'd recommend starting with the Plissert Touch Lamp (£80) and building out from there.
Pictured: John Lewis Stockholm Large Ceiling Light, Rustic Diamond Textured Framed Canvas, Hansen Desk, Plissert Touch Lamp, Cuckmere Embroidery Curtains, Rutig Sheer Furnishing Fabric, Luxury Deep Pile Rug, Gumdrop Door Stop, Herringbone Shetland Lambswool Throw, Soren Office Chair, Vitra Eames House Bird Ornament, Black, ASUS Zenbook Air.
This autumn/winter, John Lewis has been all about the curves – from gently rounded sofas to circular side tables. We're particularly loving this slate blue Dimple sofa (£2,599). It's a great way to make your home feel softer and cosier this autumn.
Pictured: John Lewis Dimple Sofa, Corded Geo Cushion, Anders Rug, Pumpkin Table Lamp, Xray Side Table, Abstract View Framed Art (Set of 3), The Conran Shop Milos Wooden Chess Set.
For a dining room that feels rich and warm but still has that Scandi flair, look no further than this sophisticated example from John Lewis. The secret lies in clever colour layering. From chartreuse placemats to an olive candle holder, the mix of tonal greens creates depth, while natural wood and soft neutrals keep the look calm, balanced and effortlessly Scandinavian.
Pictured: John Lewis Merluna Ceiling Light, Ida Dining Table, Vase with Handles, Faux Leather Placemat (Set of 4), Lule Side Plate, Peugeot Paris Chef u'Select Salt and Pepper Mills.
There's a misconception about Scandinavian design – namely that it doesn't contain that much colour. This playful blue, yellow and maroon bedroom will convince you otherwise.
Our hero piece of the lot has to be the large patterned rug (from £200). It's a great way to add colour to your floors in a low lift, cost-effective way.
Pictured: John Lewis Platform Bed (King Size), Juniper Bedside Table, Plissert Touch Lamp, Takumi Ceiling Light, Fredriksberg Wall Light (Brass), Rustic Black Mango Wood Serve Bowl, Reed Dining Bench, Elk Dining Chair, Overlock Cushion, New Zealand Double Sheepskin Rug, Odin Rug, Washed Cotton Pillowcase (Standard, Pair), Washed Linen Pillowcase (Standard, Pair), Duvet Cover, Fitted Sheet, Arc Soft Throw.
You've heard of the unexpected red theory but what about adding an unexpected pop of blue? This living room set-up has us convinced that brown and blue is the colour combination we've been missing in our lives.
Pictured: John Lewis Elara Striped Snuggler, New Zealand Double Sheepskin Rug, Flatweave Rug, Colour Block Curtains, West Elm Monti Indoor/Outdoor Lava Stone Coffee Table (White), East and Print Jörgen Hansson "Slope II" Framed Print (Black Frame).
Onto the next style, we have ruffled tablecloths, deep green bowls and statement silverware on the menu. This table shows just how easily the heritage look can be obtained. You don't need an endless hoard of heirlooms to make your dining room feel rich – just a few well-chosen items.
Pictured: John Lewis Ruffle Tablecloth, Napkin Set of 2, Heritage Wine Glass (Set of 2), Heath Dinner Plate, Side Plate, Pasta Bowl, Cereal Bowl, Footed Bowl, Elder Chair (Pair), Georg Jensen Bernadotte Jug.
Think dining chairs are just for placing around tables? This heritage set-up proves otherwise. The Elder Chair (£399 for two) pairs beautifully with this blue OKA Samena Ottoman (£295), acting as an occasional chair you'll want to use more than a few times.
Pictured: John Lewis Maple Ceiling Light, Georgian Mirror, Elder Chair, Luxury Deep Pile Rug, Matte Velvet Curtain, TBco Fringed Blanket, OKA Samena Ottoman.
If you want to make your hallway look instantly more luxe, a beautiful sideboard and opulent mirror isn't a bad place to start. John Lewis' Elder 4 Door Sideboard (£1,199) provides a fantastic foundation and with this in place, you can then layer to your heart's desire.
Pictured: John Lewis Elder 4 Door Sideboard, Penrose Table Lamp, Robert Welch Candelabra, Georg Jensen Bernadotte Vase.
If you're looking to go all out on your dining table this autumn/winter, look no further than this glamorous set up. We're eyeing up the candelabra (£74.95) and heritage wine glasses but if you want drama, perhaps it's time to invest in their statement waterfall pendant (£700).
Pictured: John Lewis Waterfall Pendant, Elder Dining Table, Ruffle Tablecloth, Elder Chair, Hampton Stripe Furnishing Fabric (Curtain), Heritage Wine Glass (Set of 2), Culinary Concepts Candelabra, Neptune Nightingale Dinner Candles (Set of 4).
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