About Love Your Home

Love Your Home discount codes and voucher codes are listed above. Here is what the company makes, what made-to-order means in practice, and what a Love Your Home discount code covers.

About Love Your Home

Love Your Home is a British furniture maker selling upholstery direct, with pieces built to order in a choice of fabric rather than picked off a warehouse shelf.
Selling direct is what allows a made-to-order piece at a price closer to ready-made furniture, and it is also why lead times are part of the deal rather than a fault.

What they make

Sofas, corner units, sofa beds, armchairs and footstools, plus upholstered beds and headboards, offered across a range of frames and a wide fabric library.
Fabric samples are the important part of the process. Colour on a screen is unreliable and texture is invisible, so ordering swatches before committing is the standard route and costs little.

Ordering upholstery made to measure

Choose the fabric for the household rather than for the photograph. Performance and easy-clean weaves cost a little more and last considerably longer with children or animals; a pale linen in a busy family room is a decision, not an accident.
Check the seat depth and back height against how you actually sit. A deep, low sofa is comfortable for lounging and awkward for anyone who needs to get up easily, and those numbers are on the specification rather than in the styling shot.
Lead times run to several weeks because the piece does not exist when you order it. Measure the access route while you wait — door widths, stair turns, ceiling height on the turn — because a made-to-order sofa that will not fit is a much bigger problem than a returnable one.

Using a Love Your Home discount code

Specify the piece, apply the code before payment and confirm the total. These appear as Love Your Home discount codes, voucher codes and promo codes.
Made-to-order furniture carries different cancellation rights from stock items, since the piece is built for you, and the terms are worth reading before ordering. Swatches, delivery and assembly are usually charged separately from the goods a code covers.