Dunelm slashes over £120 off popular 'stylish' hanging egg chair for garden lovers - shoppers are snapping it up fast!
One offer that has caught the attention of savvy shoppers is 50 per cent off the top-rated and 'stylish' Santorini Egg Chair, now available for just £124.50, down from £249.
Dunelm Santorini Egg Chair
A must-have addition to your outdoor setup, the Santorini Egg Chair in 'Jade Mist' and 'Multicoloured' are available at a discount and are the perfect statement piece that lets you relax as you soak up the sunshine.
We're big fans of this style, especially for its vibrant colours and rattan weave design, which are sure to make a statement in dull outdoor spaces that could use a refresh.
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A must-have addition to your outdoor setup, the Santorini Egg Chair in 'Jade Mist' and 'Multicoloured' are available at a discount and are the perfect statement piece that lets you relax as you soak up the sunshine.
The Santorini Egg Chair has a classic body-cradling design and features a sturdy frame made from weather-resistant materials, making it perfect for outdoor use - but it's worth noting hanging egg chair covers are available if you'd like to give it extra protection.
We're big fans of this style, especially for its vibrant colours and rattan weave design, which are sure to make a statement in dull outdoor spaces that could use a refresh.
Whether you're enjoying a good book, sipping your morning brew, or just soaking up the spring sun, the egg chair provides a relaxing experience.
It's no surprise that the Santorini Egg Chair has received glowing reviews from customers, with the garden chair receiving a 4.3-star rating overall.
One reviewer raved: 'Easy to put together, comfy cushion, very relaxing – eggcelent product!'
Another who shared how it does require assembly said, 'A beautiful chair. It needed several of us to put it together but we had great fun together and it was absolutely worth it.'
A third agreed, writing: 'Super bright, colourful, and comfy. Perfect for good books and sunny days.'
With hundreds of shoppers already eyeing up this deal, don't miss out on the Dunelm Santorini Egg Chair whilst it's on sale with 50 per cent off.
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