Dunelm launches huge end of summer sale including furniture, kitchen essentials & garden must-haves from 50p
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DUNELM has launched a huge end of summer sale with a variety of home and garden essentials available for just 50p.
Whether you're looking to refresh the kitchen, liven up the garden or jazz up the living room, there is something for everyone.
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The Dunelm end of summer sale items with items as low as 50p
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Items are available from the kitchen, living room, dining and garden
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Candles could be a great addition to the home as summer winds down and autumn arrives
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The summer sale includes indoor and outdoor products
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There are more than 3000 items included in the sale, with more than one hundred buys that are included for 75 per cent off.
Cheap kitchen buys
Among the eye-catching deals is a Striped Stoneware Snack bowl going for just £1.50.
The bowls have received five-star reviews from customers and are perfect for presenting your snacks in style.
They have a hand-painted look, and are made with "durable and sturdy" stoneware that is dishwasher and microwave safe.
Along with this, there is also Dunelm's Celadon Tumbler that are currently part of the retailer's 50 per cent off clearance also for £1.50.
These are tumblers crafted from premium soda-glass that can elevate your cocktail experience.
As described, they are "perfect for serving cocktails, mixed drinks, or refreshing beverages, this tumbler brings a chic and stylish flair to any occasion".
The soda glasses are ideal for entertaining guests or expanding your glassware collection with their modern and sophisticated look.
Dunelm also has other pieces from the Celadon collection available to complete your kitchen.
Another highly-rated item that can be added to lighten up the home with autumn coming is a range of candles.
Dunelm shoppers are scrambling to their local store and their 'massive sale' kicks off with posh glasses for 89p and £8 gadgets to keep the Spring chill out
Shoppers are snapping up the deals
Dunelm has a Peony Wood Cracking Wick Candle that is 50 per cent off at £1.50, which also received five-star ratings.
One customer described it as a "lovely candle".
They added: "Smells amazing. Was cheap and is good value for money. Sounds soothing with the crackling wick."
Another wrote: "Great value candle and I love the crackling noise it makes- really soothing."
Garden buys
The summer sale is not just for the indoors, but also has some great outdoor additions.
Savvy shoppers can get a range of garden furniture, lighting, and equipment at great prices.
On top of that, there is a compact fire pit for just £17.25, down from £69.
Despite receiving five-star reviews, the Black Round Egg Open Fire Pit Bowl is on clearance at 75 per cent off.
It is said to be made of 100 per cent steel, easy to assemble, and suitable for use with wood.
This fire pit bowl could be a great autumn addition to the garden, "ideal for roasting marshmallows and keeping you warm during cold nights."
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