Dunelm shoppers save 50% on 'gorgeous' pendant light in clearance sale
Dunelm is currently holding a massive clearance event which is seeing thousands of popular products getting price cuts of up to 50 per cent. From bedding and curtains to garden chairs and pizza ovens, there are a variety of must-have items down to bargain prices.
For those who want to style up their home with a new light, we have found a highly rated option that will add both a pop of colour and an element of retro decor. Shoppers can buy the Elements Munro Pendant Light in pink for £27.50, half-price compared to its £55 RRP.
Alternatively, for those wanting something a bit cheaper that will bring the outdoors into your home, an emerald version is also available for the bargain price of £13.75.
Featuring a two tiered glass shade design, this gorgeous pendant light is paired with a polished chrome metal gimbal to create a 'sleek and modern look', reports Birmingham Live.
Also equipped with a cable length of 88cm and dimensions of H 60-120cm x W 32cm x D 32cm, shoppers can choose to hang the light down low in their room to create a more intimate setting for those having a date night dinner at home.
Sure to add a touch of elegance to any room, if shoppers are intrigued by this unique and colourful light they will need to be quick as the clearance event is set to end at midnight on August 18.
For those looking for something more elegant and refined, Dunelm has also included the Aurora 3 Light LED Cluster Ceiling Light in its sale. Normally retailing for £99, shoppers can now snap up this unique light for £49.50. Featuring ombre smoked glass shades, this light comes with three warm integrated LEDs.
Alternatively, Debenhams has slashed 58 per cent off the ValueLights Infinity Matte Black Double Twist Integrated LED Ceiling Pendant Light. Down from £119.99 to £49.99, this light is said to add a touch of 'pizzazz' to a minimalist home or match up seamlessly with a modern design.
Back to the Munro Pendant Light, it currently boasts a 4.2 star rating from Dunelm shoppers who have described it as a 'beautiful' shade that is 'easy to fit'.
One delighted shopper said: "Lively green shade. Easy to fit. Very nice when on."
With another customer writing: "These lampshades are beautiful and well made. The glass is heavy and good quality and the fittings are included to ensure a smaller pendant can be used, and to avoid glass domes damaging each other."
However, they did also add: "I wish the full instructions were available online, as it was a faff buying the ceiling pendant and working out which one to use, but it's worth it."
Unfortunately, one shopper recalled an unfortunate experience, noting: "The colour is lovely and I was so disappointed that the light fitting was missing! I contacted customer services. Don't know why I bothered. It's now in the bin as it could be used."
Despite this, a five-star reviewer simply wrote: "Absolutely gorgeous and easy to fit, gorgeous quality."
While a fifth shopper said: "Lovely ceiling lights. I didn't realise what a class 2 light was until now . But I managed to fit them both using wago connectors and junction box as the fitting was a bit small to hold two wires in one screw in. Easy with online help."
The Elements Munro Pendant Light is currently part of the huge Dunelm clearance event.
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