B&M's 'lovely' £15 home decor is ideal for 'summer refresh'
The discount retailer's 'gorgeous' home decor wowed shoppers who couldn't belive the price
B&M is often popular with shoppers looking for home decor, and one customer's recent haul seriously impressed customers. The shopper's purchases wowed fans, and they could be ideal for anyone looking to give their home a "summer refresh."
The discount store recently reshared blogger @home_by_the_cloud 's Instagram video showcasing some of her favourite items from the retailer, and viewers loved the selection. What's more, there was one product in particular that stood out to some shoppers, who couldn't believe the price.
In the post, B&M wrote: "A B&M Home Haul which is GIVING Spring/Summer vibes! We're fully in our summer refresh mindset, so this gorgeous home haul from Instagram (@home_by_the_cloud ) ticks all our boxes. We couldn't pick out a favourite… but the £15 faux eucalyptus tree is up there!"
Customers were just as impressed by the faux tree, and there are two colours up for grabs. On B&M's website, both the grey and terracotta versions of the Large Eucalyptus Tree have been reduced in price from £25 to £15. As such, shoppers save 40% on the decoration.
The product description says: "This Large Eucalyptus Tree is a gorgeous way to bring a sense of the outdoors into your garden or home. Great for adding some stunning floral colour to your decor."
Praising the home decor, a fan said: "Wow how on earth was that only £15?! Amazing!!!" Plenty more commenters liked the range of products showcased, with comments including "Beautiful," "This is lush," "Lovely" and "Gorgeous."
For fans of eucalyptus, B&M offers a selection of products, from faux plants to diffusers and artwork. For those looking for plants, options include the £10 Eucalyptus in Ribbed Vase, the £9 Hanging Eucalyptus in Woven Basket, and the £12 Pussy Willow & Eucalyptus in Vase.
For those who like scented products, there's the £4 Eucalyptus Candle WIth Wooden Lid & Eucalyptus Charm or £5 Eucalyptus Diffuser 100ml.
Alternatively, shoppers may prefer to browse the other items featured in the viral video. These included the £10 Portable Gold Ribbed Lamp and the £4 Artificial Lavender In Pot.
The product description for the lamp says: "Bring some class and elegance into your space with this Portable Gold Ribbed Lamp. Decorative and functional, this piece looks stunning as it illuminates any room."
The product description for the lavender pot says: "Fill your garden with colour with this Artificial Lavender In Pot. Perfect for adding those final finishing touches."
Shoppers can find their nearest B&M store here.
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