One of John Lewis’s most popular stores is undergoing a £6.5 million transformation.

Following the pandemic, John Lewis considered turning entire floors of their Oxford Street chain into offices.

But just a few years later, the company are investing a whopping £6.5 million into the chain with executives increasingly confident about the future of their stores.

The flagship too includes a fragrance hall, an updated jewellery space and a host of new brands have been added to its home department.

And within the Oxford Street chain’s various departments, customers can enjoy new spa treatment rooms, a piercing and jewellery welding studio and even a Jamie Oliver cooking school which will open in March of next year.

There will also be a willy-wonka style golden ticket where one lucky customer can win a free cooking lesson with Jamie Oliver himself.

Peter Ruis, the boss of the department store, said: ‘The buzz is back in John Lewis and we’re giving customers even more reasons to shop our brilliant stores.

‘We’re backing ourselves with significant investment to ensure customers get the exceptional quality, outstanding service, and competitive prices they love about our unique brand.’

The Oxford Street revamp is part of a wider £800m investment by John Lewis to update chains across the United Kingdom.

The company took a hiatus following the effects of the pandemic to focus on other ventures, such as renting flats and selling home insurance.

But now, those at John Lewis believe chains and shops are ‘here to stay.’