Dunelm shoppers rush to buy five-star homeware must-have scanning for £7.50 instead of £30 in huge clearance sale
DUNELM shoppers have dashed to get their hands on this homeware essential for only £7.50.
Eagled-eyed bargain hunters may have already spotted the item which is “perfect for a bedroom or kitchen” and could be yours for 75 percent less than the original price.
The set of two natural line drawing framed canvases offer a stylish minimalist design in neutral colours.
Buyers have already taken to the Dunelm website to share their positive reviews.
One buyer said: “Bought for my bedroom, love these pictures.
“They look really nice.”
Another wrote: “Delighted with these prints, look great in the bedroom…”
A third put: “Looks good, neutral tones and easy to decorate around.”
Whilst a fourth said: “Great value great quality looks great! Really happy with this.”
Another posted pictures of their purchase with their review.
They said: “Gorgeous set of 2 frames canvas prints. Very stylish looks great on my wall.”
Made from “responsibly sourced timber” and for indoor use, the product could be placed on most walls with it only being 50cm wide and 40cm long.
Similar products are on sale at Posterstore.uk for just under £60 and Desenio.co.uk for around £40, making Dunelm’s clearance price even more desirable for bargain hunters.
Those looking for prices that they could only dream of should head to Dunelm’s website which is currently advertising 50% off “1000s of products” for their Bank Holiday Event.
Included in the sale are Berlin Blackout Curtains from £7.50, a velvet Kendall Dining Chair from £63.20 and bedding from £2.
Anyone hoping to head directly to their local store to check out what is left of the sale stock should phone ahead beforehand to ensure they are not left disappointed.
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