Aldi's woven bench hits stores tomorrow & adds a stylish touch to hallway or living room & it's £95 cheaper than Zara's
If you're looking to elevate your living room or patio, the bargain retailer is offering budget-friendly alternatives to Zara.
Aldi is launching a Boho-style furniture collection which will hit the stores from July 3rd.
Natural textures and neutral colours give a sophisticated feel without the high-end prices.
Shoppers can give their house a "coastal farmhouse accent" with the Woven Accent Bench without breaking the bank.
Aldi's woven bench is retailing for just £34.99 compared to Zara's £130 price tag.
According to the product description, it helps to "upgrade the look of your living space".
Aldi has a wide range of pieces on offer this week but shoppers will have to be quick.
As with all Specialbuys, once it's gone, it's gone.
Boho hanging chair - £24.99
Shoppers can decorate their outdoor space while "providing special and stylish seating" with the £24.99 Boho Hanging Chair.
Featuring a hand woven design, this buy is both functional and stylish.
And it is also ideal for anyone with a small garden as it doesn't take up too much space.
The mounting hardware is included, with this buy measuring 81 centimetres by 40 centimetres.
This handing chair is suitable for both indoor and outdoor use.
Rattan storage table - £29.99
And you can complete your patio look with the matching £29.99 Rattan Storage Table.
With a reinforced rust-resistant steel frame and acacia wooden top, this buy offer both style and storage.
It is suitable for indoor and outdoor use, with a maximum interior weight of 7 kilograms.
Other Speacialbuys landing into Aldi this week include a £12.99 Rattan Effect Planter, a £19.99 Garden Wing Tarp, and a £24.99 Expanding Faux Leaf Trellis.
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