Everyone loves a bargain and nifty homeowners across the country will be happy to know that they can still decorate their homes while on a budget.
To the excitement of many, Aldi Australia has launched a brand new range of affordable home and bedroom items as part of their Special Buys for Wednesday 11 July.
It will allow those with a keen eye for design to update their living room, dining room and bedroom for less than one designer item.
From a Table Console, Accent Arm Chair and French linen sheets to a table runner for the dining room table, the range offers chic products for affordable prices.
To the excitement of many, Aldi Australia has launched a brand new range of affordable home and bedroom items as part of their Special Buys for Wednesday 11 July
One of the stand out products is the Accent Arm Chair, which is retailing for $99.99 (left) whereas a similar version is selling from Icon by Design for $700
One of the stand out products is the Accent Arm Chair with a plywood frame, which is retailing for $99.99.
This is a much cheaper alternative to similar statement chairs on the market, with one light grey and solid oak arm chair from Icon by Design retailing for $700, and other versions costing as much as $1,599.
If people want to add a touch of sophistication to the living room they can with Aldi’s velvet cushions, which retail for $19.99 each compared to $79.99 from Temple and Webster.
Also on offer in the collection are a variety of on-trend pieces ready to make themselves at home on the dining room table.
Also on offer in the collection are a variety of on-trend pieces ready to make themselves at home on the dining room table, such as Aldi’s four pack of charcoal, white or pink dinnerware
High end versions from Royal Doulton can cost $249 (left) or $99 from Urban Outfitters (right)
They have salt and pepper mills in an assortment of colours which are priced at $9.99.
For many this will be a much more attractive offer than a similar pair from Urban Couture that cost $129.
Another offer for the dinner table is Aldi’s four pack of charcoal, white or pink dinnerware.
This only sets customers back an affordable $6.99, compared to high end versions that can cost $249 from Royal Doulton.
If customers are after a placemat set to go under their new set of bowls, Aldi is selling their own checkered print versions for $12.99.
If people want to add a touch of sophistication to the living room they can with Aldi’s velvet cushions, which retail for $19.99 each (pictured) compared to $79.99 from Temple and Webster
When it comes to the bedroom people often have to spend a large chunk of change when wanting to purchase a new set of French linen sheets.
Luckily Aldi are selling their own, with the Queen size costing $89.99 and $99.99 for the King Size.
A new quilt cover set is a perfect way to update any bedroom setting, with Aldi’s Queen size set retailing for $69.99 and the King selling for $79.99.
Comparatively there is a similar version from Linen House will set back customers $350.
A new quilt cover set is a perfect way to update any bedroom setting, with Aldi’s Queen size set retailing for $69.99 and the King selling for $79.99 (pictured)
Comparatively there is a similar version from Linen House will set back customers $350 (pictured)
‘Our furniture Special Buys are always incredibly popular with our customers and the beauty of carefully curated collections such as the Luxe Home and Urban Spaces ranges is that they allow customers to restyle their homes with on-trend furniture and accessories,’ said Shay Stearnes, Buying Director at ALDI Australia.
‘The end result is a mix-and-match styling solution that’s easy for customers to recreate at home, whether they purchase one key piece or source a whole new look.’
The Special Buys launches on Wednesday and will only be available in store while stocks last.