Turn your garden into a stunning boho escape with Aldi's £25 middle aisle bargain – and it's HALF the price of a B&Q one
IF you're setting your garden up to be the perfect summer haven, look no further.
Aldi is launching a stunning decor buy that will instantly level up your outdoor space.
And don't worry because this furniture buy won't be too hard on your wallet.
The Belavi Boho Hanging Chair will be hitting the Aldi shelves on Thursday, July 3.
Product details
This Specialbuy will only set you back £24.99 and even features a hand woven design.
According to the product description, you can use this decor item to "decorate your space while providing special and stylish seating".
The mounting hardware is included with this functional furniture piece.
Suitable for both indoor and outdoor use, this item measures 81 centimetres by 40 centimetres.
B&Q version
And Aldi shoppers can save significantly on this budget-friendly decor.
A similar style chair is available from B&Q at a slightly higher price point.
The Beige Swing Chair Grazia is currently reduced from £58.99 to £48.99.
For your comfort, this B&Q hanging chair includes a "super-soft large cushion".
My garden was looking so old and the patio was broken - now it's a lush oasis and people can't believe how little I spent
Similar to the Aldi version, this item is suited for both indoor and outdoor use.
The durable steel frame is covered in fine cotton braiding with decorative tassels at the bottom.
And as well as being suitable for small outdoor spaces, this chair can also be stored in a space-saving way.
More summer buys
You can create your own sunny holiday experience with the retailer's paddling pool.
And you can add another summer touch to your garden, this time for the adult's.
More Aldi middle aisle buys
IF it's middle aisle buys that you're looking here, some of the new items you won't want to miss.
Shoppers recently went wild for Aldi's new 'pregnancy and menopause essential' - and it's only £6.99.
Garden enthusiasts raced to nab a £6.99 buy that will add style to any garden in an instant.
A £12.99 garden find left shoppers open-mouthed - but you'll need to sprint to nab it.
If you're looking to light up your garden this summer, you won't want to miss this £8.99 solar light.
An Amazon buy adds both privacy and shade to your garden for just £8.
And a £7 B&M item also shields you from your neighbours and the sun.
A £4 Home Bargains buy will also help to add a "whimsical touch" to your garden while lighting it up.
And another Home Bargains buy will brighten up your space while making it look like something out of Bridgerton.
Plus, a tree helps to add privacy to your garden and it's now cheaper than ever.
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