Dunelm's £19 bedside table reduced four times in sale as shoppers say it's 'gorgeous'
Fortunately for shoppers looking to refresh their bedroom space, Dunelm has launched a massive clearance sale with reductions on items including rugs, bedding, storage and more. This particular Elements Griffin Compact Bedside Table was initially priced at £79 and has been slashed to £19.75.
The item has been marked down four times since January, boasting an impressive average rating of 4.8 out of 5 from delighted customers online.
Featuring a rounded compact design, the bedside table includes a drawer and open shelf with a 'modern' painted metal finish, reports the Liverpool Echo. Love dreamy Welsh homes?
Customers have been commending its 'sturdy' construction in their reviews.
On the Dunelm website, the complete product description states: "Crafted from durable metal, this bedside table features a contemporary design that effortlessly complements various decor styles. It includes one drawer and one shelf, providing ample storage space for your night time essentials.
"The drawer offers a discreet spot to keep personal items out of sight, while the open shelf is perfect for books, magazines, or decorative items. The compact size of this bedside table makes it an ideal choice for smaller spaces, ensuring that even the cosiest bedrooms can benefit from its stylish functionality."
Over on the Dunelm website, one customer remarked: "These bedside drawers are just so lovely to look at, very solid (heavy) metal construction, easy to put together."
A second review stated: "Fab colour, good looking bedside table. Heavy and sturdy and good value. The drawer is a little stiff to close."
A third customer commented: "This was easy to put together and much heavier than expected. Quite a quirky design which I like."
However, some customers found the assembly of the bedside cabinet challenging. This sentiment was echoed in a review which read: "Lovely cabinet. It required 16 hex nuts to be fitted to fix the legs in position. You would think that would be easy. Nightmare."
Another shopper added: "Really good quality and well packaged. Stylish and contemporary colour for my teenage son's bedroom."
One reviewer noted: "Great quality, quite heavy and very sturdy. Looks more expensive than it was. Great design love the shelf."
For a different bedside table in a more muted tone, Argos have the Habitat Otto 1 Drawer Round Bedside Table - Grey for £35.
Alternatively, The Range has the Polo Round Bedside Table in White for £111.99 online.
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