Dunelm launches mega homeware sale with ‘bargains galore' – including half price bedding, furniture and kitchenware
WHETHER it's time for a refresh of your home or you simply need to stock up on some new items, there's nothing quite like finding a bargain.
And with homeware being so varied in cost, it feels especially rewarding when you come across a stylish find at an affordable price.
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Shoppers are racing to Dunelm to get their hands on the stores mega sale
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50% off Dunelm dining collection
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Which is why shoppers are racing to their local Dunelm store.
The furniture store has launched a mega homeware sale with 'bargains galore' - including half-price bedding, furniture, and kitchenware.
One TikTok account, known as 'sizzlingsaves', shared their latest video, which showcased 50% off chic plates, bowls, and cups.
Within three days of the video being shared, the account received over 402.8k views.
They featured a black set of plates and bowls, as well as criss-cross designs and small triangle-patterned sets.
And it didn't stop there with their funky kitchenware, as they also highlighted bunny rabbit designs and chic cream plates and bowls with a simple black edging.
Dunelm also had 50% off beige dining chairs, making them only £22.50, as well as fur blankets, curtains, patterned bedding, and colourful rugs.
And it wasn't just decorative items on offer at discounted prices but also cleaning products.
They were selling a Turbo Smart mop by Vileda, as well as 30% off Method floor cleaner, making it £2.80 reduced from £4, and 20% off a Sorbo pack of six rainbow microfibre cloths for £4, reduced from £5.
Dunelm was also selling heated airers with wings for £20, reduced from £40, as well as shaggy rugs for £24.50.
Dunelm shoppers are scrambling to their local store and their 'massive sale' kicks off with posh glasses for 89p and £8 gadgets to keep the Spring chill out
Another shopper also noticed their local Dunelm store had big sales too.
Sophie Wilkinson, who is known as 'yozelle' on TikTok, shared a video of a quick trip to her local Dunelm store.
She captioned the video: 'This is not a drill. Run, don't scroll.'
The TikTok footage, which received 296.6k views after four days of being shared, also showed plates and bowls on sale at discounted prices.
She added: 'Ladies run, don't walk to Dunelm right now. Basically everything is on sale.'
Her video gained lots of attention, with 70 people rushing to the comments section to share their thoughts.
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Dunelm homeware sale: 50% off home decor, including vases and other items
Credit: TikTok
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They have got discount on a lot of their homeware goods
Credit: TikTok
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TikTokers are sharing videos of their local Dunelm store
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One wrote: 'Can't beat a Dunelm trip.'
A second added: 'Omg my bank account will start crying.'
Whilst a third commented: 'I don't have the self-control for this.'
And a fourth said: 'I stumbled across this today and it was amazing - so many good bits.'
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