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Home decor and furniture retail trends

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Retailers and design brands are introducing new home decor and furniture products. In mid-September, Lidl in Serbia launched an autumnal collection featuring pumpkin-shaped pillows, while JYSK Serbia offered significant discounts on faux fur decorative pillows. By early October, the market saw further updates including high-profile design pieces like the Valdama Sciapó washbasin. In the retail sector, JYSK continued promotional pricing in Serbia, offering discounts on items such as the BREDBJERG armchair and certified cotton bathroom mats. In mid-October, JYSK unveiled its autumn 2026 collection, which emphasizes an “industrial-Scandinavian style” by integrating chrome, stainless steel, and aluminum details with warm textures and neutral tones. This collection includes dining and living room items, such as shelving, tables, and lighting, that often combine metal surfaces with glass. Simultaneously, IKEA introduced the SJÖINGENJÖR rug, a retro-inspired piece featuring geometric floral motifs in beige and brown. The rug is made from 100 percent recycled polyester and is designed to be machine washable at temperatures up to 40 degrees Celsius. By mid-October, JYSK further detailed its autumn collection, noting a growing interest in the industrial-Scandinavian aesthetic. Rikke Blæsild, Range and Design Manager at JYSK, highlighted the intent to create contrast between cold, industrial elements—such as stainless steel and aluminum—and warmer, softer textiles. The range includes functional items like mobile TV stands designed for flexible living environments.

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