Oak Furnitureland Reveals A/W 2026 Lookbook

Oak Furnitureland has unveiled its A/W 2026 Lookbook, celebrating the comfort and calm of home as the colder months approach. Inspired by everyday rituals of slowing down, gathering, and embracing cosy living, the collection combines rich textures, warm tones, and thoughtful design to create inviting spaces for modern living.

This season’s curation is centred around two key trends: Modern Deco Comfort and Sensory Scandi. Together, they celebrate layered living, tactile materials, and welcoming spaces designed for both relaxation and connection.

1. Modern Deco Comfort: Relaxed glamour for contemporary living

“Autumn and winter are seasons where people naturally gravitate towards comfort, but we wanted to explore how comfort can still feel elevated and expressive. Modern Deco Comfort combines sculptural silhouettes, rich tones, and layered textures to create a luxurious living space with subtle Art Deco influence, while maintaining a relaxed sense of ease. From the generous proportions of the Elston modular sofa to the warmth of dark woods, brushed brass accents, and tactile ceramics, every detail is designed to encourage people to slow down, socialise, and enjoy spending time at home.”

Elena Mellowes, Head of Buying at Oak Furnitureland

2. Sensory Scandi: Slow dining with warmth and simplicity

“Dining spaces are becoming softer, more relaxed, and more personal. Sensory Scandi embraces the idea of slower living, pairing Nordic-inspired simplicity with tactile materials, warm tones, and a lived-in feel that encourages people to gather around the table for longer. We wanted to create a dining space that feels calm, inviting, and effortlessly functional, celebrating everyday rituals from baking and hosting to sharing simple meals together.”

Elena Mellowes, Head of Buying at Oak Furnitureland

At the centre of the look is the Elston modular corner sofa in deep green, bringing an inviting sink-in comfort to the living room while anchoring a palette of warm rust, espresso wood, and soft neutrals.

The Zara armchair introduces a sculptural retro-inspired accent, while the Detroit bookcases create a curated home library feel, styled with books, ceramics, and treasured objects. Soft lighting from the Claridge floor lamp and layered textures through rugs and accessories complete the cocooning atmosphere.

Mixed materials add depth throughout the scheme, from the Kobi ceramic coffee table and Trento console tables to the brushed brass Madeline mirrors that introduce subtle glamour.

Designed for modern homebody living, this is a look made for slow Sunday afternoons, intimate gatherings, and cosy evenings spent unwinding at home.

The Sensory Scandi trend centres around the oval Corton dining table set, whose rounded edges and pale wood finish create an instantly calming focal point. Positioned close to the wall to encourage a more intimate layout, the setting is paired with a mix of Lars dining chairs and Oaklee benches for a relaxed banquette-inspired arrangement.

Soft neutral tones are layered with warming caramel walls and rich denim blue accents, creating a palette that feels both grounding and uplifting. Natural materials and tactile styling details run throughout the space, from woven textures to sculptural ceramics.

Practical storage pieces, including the Durham open shelving units and Richmond sideboard, blend functionality with display, offering space to showcase everyday objects while adding depth and personality to the room.

Together, Oak Furnitureland’s A/W 2026 trends celebrate homes that feel cocooning yet characterful, designed to bring comfort and connection into the colder months ahead.

For more information or to buy online go to www.oakfurnitureland.co.uk. For inspiration, the latest news, and style advice follow @oak_furniture_land on Instagram, @oak_furnitureland on TikTok, or ‘oakfurnitureland’ on Pinterest.  

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For further information, please contact Lakota Schultz, Head of CRM, Loyalty and Communications, on lakota.schultz@ofl.co.uk or email press@oakfurnitureland.co.uk.

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