B&M shoppers can get a £20 dupe of The White Company's ‘iconic' £110 table lamp
B&M shoppers are snapping up a dupe of The White Company's iconic table lamp - priced nearly £100 less.
The lamp
features
a sleek white concrete base with a large matching shade and sells for just £20 at the popular British discount retailer.
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B&M is selling a dupe of The White Company's iconic table lamp
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The White Company's Clayton Table Lamp currently costs £110
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The B&M dupe sells for £20
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The upmarket home brand advertises the lamp as a versatile piece made from natural linen, ideal for bedside tables, consoles and sideboards.
B&M claims to offer a knockoff of the sought-after lamp.
The discount chain shared a
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The post drew comments from shoppers tempted by the bargains displayed in the video.
One user wrote: "I've got to stop looking at these posts, too much temptation."
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Offering a similar capacity, the more expensive model is described as water-resistant, breathable and lightweight.
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B&M shoppers have also recently spotted a chair originally priced at £100 now selling for just £30.
The Louise chair, available in cream and green, measures 58cm wide, 72cm high and 68cm deep, and supports up to around 100kg.
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The lamp is 21cm tall and has a rechargeable battery, making it an affordable way to light up an outdoor space on summer nights.
It emits a soft, warm white LED light.
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