Take Furniture From Your Head to Home with Wayfair
Wayfair, one of the world鈥檚 largest online destinations for all things home, launches the third iteration of its integrated strategic campaign 'Go Your Own Wayfair'. This is the first spot of the campaign developed by Jung von Matt LONDON for Wayfair.co.uk.
The new spot 鈥楪et it out of your head and into your home鈥 tells the story of a woman who can鈥檛 stop thinking about furniture, so much so that she keeps encountering products in the most unexpected places, whether that鈥檚 on the tube or at the coffee shop. Finally, with the help of Wayfair, she鈥檚 able to realise her dreams and find the perfect furniture for her home.
The omni-channel campaign will launch across TV, OOH, Social Media, Email and Display and is accompanied by various Influencer collaborations to commemorate the launch. It emphasises the direction for the brand to champion its diverse product range.
David Twehues, chief marketing officer Europe at Wayfair comments, 鈥淲ayfair鈥檚 latest campaign is all about celebrating that moment of discovery when you find the perfect piece for your home. We鈥檙e thrilled to champion each customer鈥檚 unique style and personality, offering a wide selection of quality items to bring their vision to life.鈥
Charlie Hurst and Marcos Gemal, ECDs of JVM London said, 鈥淲hen you鈥檙e creating your perfect space at home, it鈥檚 hard to stop thinking about it, even when going about your daily life. This is something we have really enjoyed bringing to life with this creative. 鈥
鈥楪et it out of your head and into your home鈥 continues the Go Your Own Wayfair platform, and marks JvM LONDONs first work for Wayfair in the UK.
The lead films were directed by Adam & Dave through Arts & Sciences. The campaign photography was captured by Kristy Noble through Pat Bates.
JvM LONDON is the newest office of the global, independent creative agency and was set up in 2023. The Jung von Matt network, one of the largest independent global agencies, now has over 34 offices in 10 countries including the US, China, Korea, Sweden, Switzerland and the UK.
