Home Bargains reveals £8 dupe of £68 designer item and it looks expensive

The popularity of a well-known designer brand has shocked the internet as a £8 homeware essential emerged. After experiencing high demand, Home Bargains, a budget-friendly retailer known for providing a wide range of products from home essentials to furniture at reasonable prices, has returned a beloved item.

Finding the ideal addition to your home is exciting, especially when it appears to be from a well-known designer brand but costs only a small fraction of the price. On the Extreme Couponing and Bargains UK Facebook group, a user wrote, “Managed to get my hands on this little beauty today.” Additionally, they shared a photo of their chic cordless lamp, which shows how beautiful and sophisticated it is.

The post quickly gained attention, with many viewers expressing their shock and excitement. Users flooded the comment sections, eager to get their hands on one for themselves. One user wrote: “Lush, isn’t it? I got one earlier this week”. Another commented: “I have this lamp, absolutely love it”. A third user added: “I’ve been trying to find some… they are lovely”. Another follower said: “Need these, they are stunning”.

The lamp’s name is a dupe for Bodhi’s Maeve LED Lamp, which sells for £68. The Bodhi lamp is currently out of stock, costs more than six times as much as the Home Bargains one, but both appear similar and serve the same purpose. The LED glass lamp from Home Bargains made its debut last year and quickly gained popularity on social media. Many shoppers are eager to add the affordable lamp to their homes, which has become a viral hit. Due to its popularity, it tends to fly off the shelves, which is why Home Bargains occasionally restocks the item.

Recently, Home Bargains took to Instagram to announce the return of the viral LED lamp, saying: “IT’S BACK! Our popular LED lamp is now available in stores”! The only drawback is that the lamp can only be purchased online and only in-store. Its availability varies from store to store, depending on demand. Call ahead to your nearest Home Bargains store to check if the lamp is still in stock to avoid disappointment.

Use the store locator tool on their website to find the nearest Home Bargains location.

Source: Mirror