Garden owners are snapping up ‘stylish' and ‘stunning' hanging egg chair slashed by £50 at Dunelm
SUN SEEKERS are rushing to invest in a 'stylish yet comfortable' egg chair, which has been slashed in price on the Dunelm website.
The Santorini Egg Chair from £249 to £199 - with perfect timing for the gorgeous weather.
Santorini Egg Chair, £249 £199
With a mini- heatwave on the horizon and the "Garden Glow-Up" trend taking social media by storm, it's the perfect time to invest in your outdoor space.
Egg chairs have been known to fly off the virtual shelves, and continue to be a hugely popular staple item for any patio or garden owner.
They're ideal for long afternoons basking in the sun or unwinding with a good book (and a glass of Pimm's to sip, perhaps).
This pretty, rattan-style egg chair features a sturdy frame and is completely weather-resistant due to its powder-coated steel construction, yet it still promises ultimate comfort with a thick padded cushion.
The rattan hanging chair is suspended by a strong chain, allowing it to create a gentle rocking motion.
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Measuring 196cm tall and 95cm wide, it's compact enough for smaller gardens, yet spacious enough to have room to curl up in.
One shopper praised this quality, saying, 'I couldn't believe how comfortable it is. Also, for my legs, it's low - so that makes it so much better.'
Shoppers have also commented on the assembly process, describing it as 'really easy to put together.'
However, if you do encounter any difficulties, Dunelm provides a stripped-back, step-by-step YouTube video to help.
With temperatures rising and days getting longer, many shoppers are raving about how this chic chair has elevated their outdoor spaces.
Many happy customers have praised the chair for its affordability, with one saying, 'I've been eyeing egg chairs for ages, and this is by far the best value for money. It looks so expensive, but the price is brilliant!'
Santorini Egg Chair, £249 £199
Another commented on its value, saying: 'Excellent value for the price. All in all, a very good buy.'
Others highlighted the comfort it offers, describing it as 'comfortable and supportive and doesn't move around', as well as being 'very secure and sturdy.'
This egg chair ticks all the boxes for comfort, style and affordability - just make sure you pick it up while it's on sale, if you're keen.
Dunelm offers payment options such as Klarna and PayPal Pay in 3 to help you split the cost, and provides free standard delivery on orders over £49, as well as free and flexible returns.
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