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First look at Dunelm's seasonal autumn collection, packed with cosy buys from just £3

These are the stand-out accessories we're adding to our wish list

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Autumn may still be weeks away, but Dunelm's cosy collection has already arrived. From a £3 pumpkin mug to beautiful crochet bedlinen, the autumn/winter range is packed with affordable finds you'll want to snap up before the leaves fall.

The collection is broken up into six trends: Vintage Emporium, Salvage Yard, Winter Luxe, Harmonious Home, Wild Harvest, and Cosy Retreat, each featuring beautiful buys for every room in the home.

"As we prepare to take life indoors, our new-season collections are designed to create a cosy, inviting retreat. We're finding comfort in every corner, with furniture in plush textures, decor in rustic finishes and the softest faux-fur layers – all in a rich palette shot through with warming new shades like bitter chocolate and deep berry," says Emma Emmott, design manager at Dunelm.

Browse our top picks below, shop them online, or keep an eye out for them in stores when they land.

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Dunelm Pumpkin Reactive Glaze Mug

Pumpkin Reactive Glaze Mug
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Dunelm Pumpkin Reactive Glaze Mug

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Pumpkin spice latte, anyone? This affordable glaze mug (just £3!) is available in classic pumpkin orange or white, and is shaped like a seasonal squash.

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Scalloped Roasting Dish

Scalloped Roasting Dish
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Scalloped Roasting Dish

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Nothing beats serving up a hearty slow-cooked meal when the weather turns. Already planning our autumn suppers, we've got our eye on this scalloped roasting dish in a dark forest green. Perfect for one-pot wonders and homemade pies.

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Set of 9 Velvet Pumpkins

Set of 9 Velvet Pumpkins
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Set of 9 Velvet Pumpkins

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In a set of nine, use these velvet pumpkins to decorate your dining table. Scatter them between place settings, or cluster the pumpkins together in a glass vase for a stunning seasonal display.

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Woodland Crochet Duvet Cover Pillowcase Set

Woodland Crochet Duvet Cover   Pillowcase Set
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Woodland Crochet Duvet Cover Pillowcase Set

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Inspired by autumnal woodland scenes, this charming duvet cover featuring a collection of crochet fungi is the perfect way to bring the outdoors in. Choose between a single, double and king-size.

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Artificial Brown & Gold Pumpkin Garland

Artificial Brown & Gold Pumpkin Garland
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Artificial Brown & Gold Pumpkin Garland

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Forget the summer sunshine – this autumnal garland is worth adding to your shopping basket now. With rust-coloured foliage and gold-sprayed pumpkins, it's an easy way to bring seasonal charm to a mantelpiece or table display.

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Pack of 3 Autumn Stripe Tea Towels

Pack of 3 Autumn Stripe Tea Towels
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Pack of 3 Autumn Stripe Tea Towels

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Drying up just got a whole lot more stylish. Swapping out something as simple as a tea towel is a great seasonal change — and this pack of three from Dunelm is right up our street.

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Pumpkin Orange Glass Lantern

Pumpkin Orange Glass Lantern
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Pumpkin Orange Glass Lantern

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Pop an LED candle in this sweet pumpkin-shaped glass lantern to give your home a gorgeous orange glow.

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Dunelm Ruffle Check Easy Fit Lamp Shade

Ruffle Check Easy Fit Lamp Shade
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Dunelm Ruffle Check Easy Fit Lamp Shade

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It doesn't all have to be pumpkins and gourds: ring in the new season with this whimsical ruffle-check lampshade in a beautiful burgundy-and-white check print.

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Lisa Joyner
Deputy Daily Editor, Country Living and House Beautiful

 Lisa Joyner is the Deputy Daily Editor at House Beautiful UK and Country Living UK, where she's busy writing about home and interiors, gardening, dog breeds, pets, health and wellbeing, countryside news, small space inspiration, and the hottest properties on the market. Previously, she has written for Conde Nast Traveller, House & Garden and Marie Claire magazine. Lisa studied at University For The Creative Arts, where she completed a BA in Fashion Journalism.  

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