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Digital Trends
22-05-2025
- Business
- Digital Trends
This Samsung TV is a home decor staple, and it's $500 off
While most TVs are thin enough for the average bear, there's a special category of television designed to blend in with home decor. Samsung's The Frame QLED started this boutique TV craze, and now brands like Hisense and TCL have followed suit. As luck would have it, you can score one of Samsung's Frame sets for a discounted price this week. As long as the sale is still live, you'll be able to purchase Samsung's 55-inch The Frame 4K QLED (2024) for only $1,000, which is a $500 discount off its original $1,500 price. Why you should buy Samsung's The Frame First and foremost, The Frame comes with Samsung's Slim-Fit Wall Mount, which allows the TV to sit as flush to the wall as possible. When it's powered off or displaying art or family photos, you'd swear it was an actual museum piece. The high-matte display gives The Frame an iconic look, and the screen's anti-glare coating keeps the picture quality strong, even in the brightest of rooms. Once connected to the internet, you'll have access to Samsung's Art Store, which is home to numerous digital art prints. Should you want even more options, you'll need to sign up for an Art Store subscription, but you can also display your own photos by uploading them to the TV. The Frame (2024) does a nice job of upscaling low-res content to look clearer and more colorful, too. While three of the four HDMI ports are only 2.0 certified, the fourth is an HDMI 2.1 connection, which is what you'll want to hook up your PS5 or Xbox with. The Frame also has a native 120Hz refresh rate and exceptionally low input lag when set to Game Mode. We're not sure how long this sale is going to last, so today might be the last day to save this much on a Frame TV for quite some time. Take advantage of the $500 markdown when you purchase right now! You should also take a look at our lists of the best Samsung The Frame TV deals, best Samsung TV deals, best Samsung deals, and best TV deals, too!
Yahoo
12-05-2025
- Lifestyle
- Yahoo
Create Your Cozy Haven for Less: SHEIN Launches New Home & Living Campaign Celebrating Stylish, Budget-Friendly Living
SYDNEY, May 12, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Global online fashion and lifestyle retailer SHEIN is bringing its signature blend of style and budget friendliness into the heart of the home. With a fast-growing Home & Living category, SHEIN is helping Australians embrace beautiful, personalised living spaces, without the premium price tag. From curated table settings to mood-lifting home décor and clever DIY finds, SHEIN's home range is designed for real life, whether you're renting, refreshing or reimagining your space on a budget. At a time when value matters more than ever, SHEIN is making comfort, creativity and personal style more accessible for Australian homes. With fast shipping, fresh arrivals weekly and price points to love, it's never been easier to 'Own the Look, Save the Most.' SHEIN is encouraging shoppers to try a , showcasing how just a few key items can transform the feel of a space. Whether it's switching up a dinner setting or layering new textures in your living room, small changes can deliver a big design moment. Budget-friendly Style, Room by Room Whether upgrading the kitchen with modern glassware and linen napkins, transforming the living room with new textiles, or styling a party with thoughtful table décor, SHEIN delivers on both trend and flair. Popular categories include: Home Décor: Add instant warmth and texture with vases, lighting, throws, wall art and organisers. Kitchen & Dining: Create a café-style vibe at home with aesthetic tableware, serveware and statement mugs. Event & Party Supplies: Celebrate creatively with seasonal banners, cake toppers and tablescape kits perfect for birthdays, baby showers or just-because dinners. DIY, Arts & Crafts: Get hands-on with supplies for custom decorations, handmade gifts and sewing projects. SHEIN offers a fresh and accessible approach to home styling, empowering shoppers to experiment with colour, texture, and seasonal trends—without the long-term financial commitment. Visit SHEIN and explore SHEIN's Home & Living edit. From dreamy dining to relaxed living and everything in between, you can own the look, and save the most—without compromising on taste. For a limited time, shoppers can take advantage of exclusive offers across the Home & Living category, including up to 80% off select items. Orders over $50 are eligible for an additional 30% off when using the code at checkout. First-time Home & Living customers can also enjoy extra savings of up to 10% on selected items, making now the perfect time to refresh your space for less. Join the conversation and see how others are styling their space at #SheinAUfinds. Media contact: SHEIN@ +61 2 9059 2502, +61 7 3556 in retrieving data Sign in to access your portfolio Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data
Yahoo
19-04-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
Shop cleared out at Gracechurch Centre in Sutton Coldfield after less than a year
A shop has been cleared out at a shopping centre with a worker at the site saying it had shut down. Home Decor – a homeware store in the former Argos premises at the Gracechurch Centre in Sutton Coldfield town centre was cleared of stock on its shelves and had 'closed' signs on its doors. The shop opened last May and itself replaced another short-lived tenant, Teako, a hot tub seller, which operated from October 2022 to March 2023. READ MORE: Longstanding charity closes as founder says 'it's impossible to continue' A section of the store, which previously contained luggage, and was what the firm was founded on more than 11 years ago, was completely bare. Rows of white shelving units were all but empty, with a lone empty Coke bottle on one. Another had some items at the very end of an aisle and there were a smattering of items near a window. But the shop appeared to have been emptied by its staff. A worker at the Gracechurch Centre said it had 'shutdown'. If Home Decor has closed for good, it will follow other 2025 departures including Beaverbrooks, which closed its Sutton store for good this month after 25 years at the venue. Charity Cherished's Connection Hub departed after a short stay at the Gracechurch. Roma café closed before Christmas and has not reopened and Southtown Tattoos and Sale Lab, have all left the centre. The departure would leave some gaps with Greggs moving to bigger premises on the Parade side of the shopping centre, and the Southtown Tattoos, Roma and Cherished sites also empty. In better news, work is underway on the former BHS premises which are being spruced up to welcome Australian department store firm, Harvey Norman. The Gracechurch Centre was taken over by Birmingham Property Group (BPG) and SAV Group in November 2023. Get the latest Sutton Coldfield news delivered direct to your inbox The firms held an informal consultation on their proposals to rework the Gracechurch Centre into apartment blocks with 'up to 700' homes with retail and restaurants at ground level. Those proposals were set to see two-thirds of the site flattened but have already been revised with Harvey Norman moving into a block that was set to be redeveloped. New plans are awaited. Asked about Home Décor seemingly leaving, the Gracechurch Centre's owners declined to comment.
