Argos really is a one-stop shop for everything. Whether you need a new fan, clothes pegs, replacement earrings or even storage boxes - whatever you're after to make your life easier, they've got it.
But did you know they also have some pretty lovely homeware items, and for super inexpensive prices? The shop is owned by Sainsbury's, who also own Habitat, so they have a brilliant selection of interiors bits that you can upgrade your space with.
An easy and non-committal way to do that is with a couple of new cushions. Whether you want to test a new trend, like dusky pink or nautical, or simply bring some additional textures into your home, they've got just the thing. Many of their cushions are a really decent size, at over 40cm square, helping you to make an impact. And the best part is? They're super inexpensive, with prices starting from just £5. So what are you waiting for?
This stunning print looks way more expensive than it is, and the fact the cushion is double-sided means you can introduce it into any interior style.
We're big subscribers to the unexpected red theory (aka, that a pop of red looks good in any capacity), and stripes are a total classic.
Leaning into the whimsical trend, this frilled edge is a lovely romantic addition to your bedroom or sofa.
You know how we said nautical is a big trend right now? It's hard to say no to this pair of cushions, which comes in at about £2.70 each.
Like we said, a stripe is a classic - and this cushion would look great on any double bed or sofa situation.
Another big trend for the summer ahead is crotchet, and if you don't fancy giving the technique a go yourself, how about this £12 cushion as an alternative?
OK, so mustard broderie anglaise isn't for everyone, but in the right setting, this cushion would look 10x more expensive than it is.
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Dusty Baxter-Wright is an award-winning journalist and the Entertainment and Lifestyle Director at Cosmopolitan, having previously worked at Sugarscape. She was named one of PPA’s 30 Under 30 for her work covering pop culture, careers, interiors and travel, and oversees the site’s Entertainment and Lifestyle strategy across print, digital and video. As a journalist for the best part of a decade, she has interviewed everyone from Louis Theroux and Channing Tatum to Margot Robbie and Ncuti Gatwa, while she has also spoken on Times Radio and BBC Radio. You can find her on Twitter and Instagram here.



















