B&M's 'stunning' £15 side table 'instantly levels up your home'
Shoppers love B&M's 'gorgeous' side table that makes a 'stylish home addition'
B&M has long been popular with shoppers for its affordable homeware products, including furniture items such as mirrors and tables. Two of the latest products catching attention are "gorgeous" tables, which could make a "stylish home addition" to any living room.
Shoppers have been raving about the selection ever since B&M shared an Instagram post showcasing two "stunning" options. In the post, B&M wrote: "Stylish home addition; unlocked. These stunning Travertine finish coffee & side tables instantly level up your home! Home Collection Travertine Finish Coffee Table £25.
"Home Collection Travertine Finish Side Table £15. Thanks to Instagram (@denada__s ) for showing off her fab finds. Could you see these in your house?!" The answer was a resounding yes for many B&M fans who watched the shopper's video.
Commenting under the post, one impressed viewer said: "Love this." Another social media user thought: "This is gorgeous." A third fan agreed: "Gorgeous." Someone else praised: "Beautiful," while a different shopper commented: "Stunning."
Both the Home Collection Travertine Finish Side Table and the Home Collection Travertine Finish Coffee Table are listed on B&M's website.
The product description for the £15 Home Collection Travertine Finish Side Table says: "This stunning Home Collection Travertine Finsh Side Table is perfect for adding a sense of style to your home. Complete with a contemporary travertine finish. Matches the travertine coffee table. Easy self assembly."
The description adds that the table weighs around 13.5kg and measures approximately 40 x 40 x 52cm. The product description for the £25 Home Collection Travertine Finish Coffee Table says: "This stunning Home Collection Travertine Finish Coffee Table is perfect for adding a sense of style to your home.
"Complete with a contemporary travertine finish. Matches the travertine side table. Easy self assembly." The description adds that the table weighs around 8.6kg and measures approximately 70 x 70 x 40cm.
B&M's Home Collection range features more options for shoppers still searching for their ideal furniture. For instance, there's the £45 Home Collection Wired TV Unit Coffee Table.
Alternatively, there's the £30 Home Collection Wired Coffee Table, the £25 Home Collection Coffee Tables 2pk, and the £15 Home Collection Wired Side Table.
Shoppers can locate their nearest B&M store here.
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