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Selected items online. Typical discount we spotted is 38%

Website: Habitat
Start date: Friday 20 December
End date: Tuesday 21 January
Sale strength: Up to 50% off on 1,500+ items
Likely to boost? We haven't seen Habitat increase the discount on its sale in previous years, so we wouldn't expect it to this year.

What does 'up to 50% off' mean?

Min discount we saw: 20%
Max discount we saw: 50%, for example this Habitat Modern Mushroom Floor Lamp for £22.50, was £45
Typical discount based on 10 random items: 38%

For more sales we're expecting, see our Christmas Deals Predictor.

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Online only via code

If you go online to Habitat or Argos*, you can get 20% off selected Habitat indoor furniture online when you enter the code FURN20 at the checkout and 20% off selected garden furniture when you enter the code GARDEN20 at the checkout.

This offer is valid until 11.59pm on Tuesday 7 May. Items that are included in the sale will be clearly marked. Delivery costs from £3.95.

When we checked on Wednesday 1 May, there was over 1,000 items included in this offer. Here are some strong examples:

Rex side table – £20 with code (was £25)
Otto 1-drawer bedside table – £26 with code (was £30)
Argos Home garden gazebo (2.7mx2.7m) – £32 with code (was £40)
Argos Home water repellent garden parasol (2m) – £48 with code (was £60)
Jerry pair of dining chairs – £120 with code (was £150)

Want more ways to save on your home? See our Ikea MoneySaving tips.

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