Habitat has jumped the gun, launching their Black Friday Sale earlier than ever this year. Sifting through the admittedly less glamorous laundry airers and ironing boards, you’ll still find plenty of hidden gems.
At Homes & Gardens, we’re keeping our finger on the pulse of all the best Black Friday Home Deals emerging across the UK over the coming weeks. But our radar went on high alert when we noticed that Habitat, already known for its modest pricing, has kicked off its famous Habitat Black Friday Sale early. When it comes to brands that truly master dopamine decor – through playful mixing of materials, layered textures, and bold, unapologetic use of colour – Habitat is currently unrivaled.
These are the pieces our editors are shopping from the Habitat Black Friday Sale right now. Each one is selected to help you feel happier at home.
Our Top Dopamine Decor Picks From Habitat's Black Friday Sale
Some of the very best sofa brands in the UK have beautiful pieces of furniture, but at eye-wateringly steep prices. Habitat puts them all to shame in that regard, proving that both style and substance are achievable at perfectly doable prices. The link to this sofa has done the rounds here at Homes & Gardens, it's that perfect mid-century furniture look that we all know and love (and want), and you can select the fabric you want, from deep mossy greens to this delicious burnt orange (that would be our pick!)
When we spotted the price of this rattan side table, we had to do a double-take. Similar pieces in designer showrooms often come with a few extra zeros – but this one is on clearance, so stock is extremely limited. Our advice? Grab two while you still can. Place them on either side of your bed, and you’ll have the most stylish, beautiful, and surprisingly affordable bedside tables – pieces that look far more luxurious than their price suggests.
The confetti glass trend shows no signs of slowing down, and we’ve seen countless stunning interpretations on the market. That said, Habitat has truly outshone them all. They’ve also incorporated this exquisite confetti glass into their Handkerchief Vase, which has secured a top spot on our Christmas wishlist this year. The price has us positively giddy, and honestly, we can’t keep it to ourselves any longer!
I had been deliberating over several armchairs for my kitchen, resigned to the inevitability that anything truly nice would cost well into the thousands. And since I needed two, I braced myself for some serious scrimping and saving. But then I discovered my saving grace: the Frome Armchair is now part of the Black Friday Sale. It’s remarkably affordable and exactly what I was looking for – a classic, unpretentious traditional armchair, available in a wide array of fabrics.
This pendant light could be one of the UK interior design scene’s best-kept secrets. And no, the price is not a typo – it’s just fifteen pounds. It looks as though it has been lifted straight from a stylish kitchen showroom and is perfect for hanging above a kitchen island or breakfast bar. You can thank us later.
We are addicted to this saturated cobalt blue shade, and seeing it crop up more and more in the designers' showrooms we frequent. Habitat has been rather ahead of the curve with this one.
A British design icon, now significantly reduced in the Black Friday Sale. It’s still a splurge, but the usual price has been dramatically slashed – and, in true Habitat style, it comes in a range of the coolest shades to choose from.
A winter cushion we’re completely smitten with. The Après cushion features a beautifully textured weave and a confident palette, adding instant depth and style to any sofa or armchair.
Looks like it should cost hundreds. Costs twelve. We’re not saying it’s daylight robbery, but you might want to hang onto the receipt just to prove it. With its hand-hammered texture and high-gloss finish, this vase delivers designer-level style without the designer price tag. Fill it with a few stems or leave it empty – either way, it reads as ‘art gallery’ rather than ‘budget buy.’
Whether you’re hunting for standout pieces or just looking to refresh your space, these finds prove that following design trends doesn’t have to mean following the price tag.
