Upgrade your furniture for less with luxurious furniture brand: James Lane
Today's current cost of living crisis can make upgrading your furniture expensive.
But if you're still after a luxe-living space without blowing the budget, we've got just the brand for you.
James Lane, an Aussie furniture label loved by the masses, is currently offering up to 50 per cent off when you buy any 2 or more items.
That includes one one of the standout products; the Riley Boucle Bed Frame.
Usually retailing from $1499, you could get your hands on the gorgeous bedroom addition for just $1049 when you buy two or more items (that's over $400 back in your pocket).
Now featuring removable covers for easy washing or colour updates, the Riley Bed is set to be a best-seller for a reason.
But get in quick, we're expecting stock to fly off the shelves.
What more could you desire from this design dream, you ask? Removable covers.
Yes, actual removable covers — because life happens (spilled tea, muddy paws, shifting tastes), and Riley gets that.
The boucle options, particularly in Ivory and Muse Rust, are a tactile dream.
The ivory is crisp and calm, perfect for layering linen and tonal throws, while Muse Rust adds a bold, earthy edge that turns your bedroom into a warm, moody retreat.
Even better? The bed's low profile and rounded edges give it a sense of sculptural elegance, making it a real focal point, even when unmade (we've all been there).
The headboard is plush enough for late-night reads, morning scrolls or bingeing your latest Netflix obsession.
If you're on the market for sofa, then you'll want to check out the Xander Luna Almond Sofa - 3 Seater which retails for $1539 when you buy 2 or more products.
This classic sofa is comfortable, stylish and has a 4.5-star rating on James Lane's website with shoppers calling it, 'great quality.'
For those on the hunt for a practical but aesthetic dining table will love The Noma Dining Table which retails from $1609 when you buy 2 or more products.
Made from solid mango wood, the dining table is durable and adds warmth to any room.
James Lane also sells a wide variety of homewares, rugs and outdoor furniture like this Pontu Floor Lamp which retails for $160.96 when you take advantage of the buy 2 or more deal.
At a time when many Australians are watching their spending, James Lane proves that you don't need to compromise on quality or aesthetics.
With thoughtful design, premium materials, and an accessible price point through its current deal, it's possible to furnish a home you love without breaking your budget.
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