Supermarket Sweep: Shoppers Are Raving About These 10 Tesco & M&S Furniture Dupes That Look Just Like Luxury Brands
10 Supermarket Furniture Dupes That Look Expensive

Move over, luxury furniture boutiques. Britain's savvy shoppers have uncovered a treasure trove of stunning homeware pieces right in the aisles of their local supermarkets. Tesco and Marks & Spencer are leading a quiet revolution, offering astonishingly affordable furniture that rivals the aesthetic of high-end designer brands.

The £25 Side Table That's Breaking The Internet

At the forefront of this home decor phenomenon is Tesco's ‘Nola’ Nest of Tables. Priced at an almost unbelievable £25, this set of two tables bears a striking resemblance to designs sold by premium retailer Made.com for over £100. The minimalist design, clean lines, and versatile functionality have made it an instant sell-out hit, with shoppers rushing to nab them before they're gone.

More Than Just Groceries: Supermarkets Become Style Destinations

This isn't just about one lucky find. A whole range of furniture and home accessories is causing a stir:

  • M&S's Belmont Velvet Ottoman (£99): A dead ringer for an Ottoline Design piece costing nearly £270, this luxurious footstool offers a plush, high-end feel without the extravagant price tag.
  • Tesco's Finsbury Artificial Olive Tree (£35): Bring the outdoors in with this realistic faux plant that provides the same chic, botanical vibe as versions from The Contemporary Home for almost double the price.
  • M&S's Hartswood Rug (£125-£225): Channel the boho-chic style of a similar Rugzilla design, saving yourself a potential £174 in the process.

Why We're Obsessed With The 'Dupe' Culture

This trend speaks to a broader shift in consumer behaviour. In the current economic climate, achieving a stylish, comfortable home without breaking the bank is a priority for many. These supermarket finds prove that good design and quality don't have to be exclusive to those with deep pockets. It’s a win for style and for savings.

The message is clear: next time you're doing your weekly shop, don't just glance at the groceries. Take a detour through the home aisle—you might just find your next favourite piece of furniture.