Kmart’s Winter Home Edit range has just landed, and honestly, we want the lot. From a viral dinner set to lounge chairs and clever home storage, these are the pieces we’re adding to our carts right now.
10 things we’d buy from Kmart’s new winter home edit range
Why we love it: Versatile, affordable, and genuinely useful in any room of the house. And at $39, it’s the easiest way to add both storage and style to your home.
Why we love it: Chenille fabric, a swivel base, and that rich burgundy colour at this price point. It’s a statement chair that brings texture, colour, and functionality together in one.
Halo queen bedhead – chocolate, $159
Why we love it: That curved chenille finish in chocolate is the kind of detail that adds instant warmth and boutique-hotel quality to your sleep space.
Why we love it: That rounded silhouette and plush cream upholstery make it the kind of chair you want to sink into and never leave. The swivel base means it works just as beautifully in a living room as it does in a bedroom or reading nook.
Bubble 12-piece dinner set, $39
Why we Love it: The rich chocolate tone and bubble texture give this set a designer feel that looks anything but budget. It’s the kind of dinnerware that makes even a Tuesday night meal feel special. A full 12-piece stoneware set for $39 that’s dishwasher and microwave-safe, do we need to say more?
Why we love it: The Miles entertainment unit combines modern design with practical storage. The warm walnut finish and curved doors give it a sculptural quality, making it feel like a designer piece at a fraction of the price.
Why we love it: The Oliver bookshelf with olive green finish and oak-look top is genuinely on-trend. This is a great piece to add colour and character to a room without overwhelming it.
Why we love it: The Mali Queen Bedframe combines a plush, expanding-foam-cushioned bedhead with a soft-touch, textured fabric finish and a sturdy metal mattress base, delivering a complete sleep solution with a generous 400kg weight capacity.
Why we love it: It’s the kind of chair that looks far more expensive than it is. At $65, you get a padded, stylish dining chair that works with almost any table. Not to mention that deep navy tone instantly elevates a dining room.
Why we love it: It solves one of the most chaotic spots in the home — the entryway — with a piece that actually looks good. That walnut finish makes it feel intentional and put-together, not just functional.
