Homeware: Last News

Last year shoppers from far and wide travelled to the Trafford Centre after H&M opened a shiny new homeware store. The store has proven hugely successful, and certainly feeds the appetites of Manchester's homeware fanatics- a trend which is growing exponentially.

Homeware giant The Range has stunned shoppers with a 'gorgeous' £35 homeware item that will instantly transform any living room - and looks a lot more expensive than it is.

Shoppers have praised supermarket giant Aldi for a £4 Special Buy that can transform any room in the house almost instantly.

A new design-led garden and homeware centre is set to open in Gartcosh next month.

Supermarket giant Aldi has impressed shoppers with a £30 Homeware Special Buy that looks just like a £300 designer version. The budget £30 cookware has gone down a storm with shoppers, and it's saving people hundreds of pounds on the price tag of a major brand that looks VERY similar.

The Kardashian-Jenner family seem to be branching out into almost every industry, between Kim’s SKIMS, Kourtney’s Lemme and Kendall’s tequila brand 818, they’ve already dominated the fashion, health and wellbeing, and alcohol industries. And now they’re taking on interior decorating, with Kim launching a homeware accessories range a part of her brand SKNN, previously purely a skincare line.

When it comes to picking up some budget-friendly new home décor items, then everyone knows that a trip to Primark is usually on the cards.

When it comes to budget-priced 'dupes' that won't break the bank, everyone knows that Aldi is easily one of the places to be right now.

Supermarket shopper Aldi has sent shoppers wild with the release of a £5 candle. The retailer often surprises shoppers with items that look suspiciously like some of our favourite brands.

Duchess of Sussex and Victoria Beckham are noted separately for their impeccable style and taste so when we discovered that the firm friends have adored the same home fragrance product since before they ever met, we had to take a closer look.SEE: David and Victoria Beckham plot major change to £6million Cotswolds homeIf you already scent your home with Diptyque's best selling 'Figuier' candle then you are already experiencing the same divine and comforting fragrance which is enjoyed by Meghan and Prince Harry in their homes and has been named the signature scent that Victoria has raved about being showered with compliments. She has chosen the candles for her finely honed work and personal spaces.WATCH: See Inside The Beckhams' Stunning Homes Meghan once proudly posted a photograph of her beautiful Canadian home before she married Harry and her Diptyque Figuier candle took pride of place in her entrance hall.

Browsing through Aldi's iconic 'middle aisle' section is truly a wondrous experience.

homeware range that is equipped with stylish, on-trend products for every room in the house.Best of all, savvy shoppers can update their entire home for less thanks to the range coming without the hefty price tag. It's available online and in stores from March 10th.As with all Aldi Specialbuys, once they’re gone, they’re gone, so all those budding interior stylists wanting to get their hands on favourite items, you had better be quick.There's no denying we all lead super busy lives and with more of us working from home long term, pairing style with practicality is always a top priority.Aldi’s brand-new Hallway Mirror and Pegs, £59.99 makes it the perfect place to hang hats, coats and shoes thanks to the four stylish pegs and shelf - so whether your family or guests are coming or going, it is a must-have for your entrance-way.Why not add a pop of colour to the hallway with the return of Aldi’s Printed Washable Runner, priced at £8.99? It's available in a choice of five designs including Aztec and diamond geo.Tablescaping is a fantastic way to impress guests for dinner before they've even taken a bite of food.

Everyone knows that when you need to pick up some trendy bargain buys for your home, B&M is one of the main places to be.

With the promise of nicer weather looming on the horizon, many of us will want to give our home decor a bit of a much needed refresh.

Tesco shoppers have managed to find some serious bargains on the Mrs Hinch kitchen-ware range - with some items as low as just 85p.

Asda's latest homeware range has proven to be a hit among Disney-loving shoppers. The supermarket has released a full Alice in Wonderland-themed collection, featuring everything from mugs and plates to duvet covers and cushions.

Asda.The supermarket is flogging a range of homeware based on the popular Disney film and book series.Prices start from just £4 making the collection ideal for budget-conscious shoppers. The homeware was shared to the popular Facebook group Extreme Couponing and Bargains UK where Brits went wild for the pretty collection.

– suddenly we’re all stars in our own version of a reality show and our concept of projected reality Vs actual lived experience changes forever.As the pandemic took hold in March last year, and our worlds grew smaller, with the majority of us confined to the four walls of our flats and houses, capacity for that sought-after ‘authentic’ lived experience shrank. Our homes, and everything in them, became the centre of our universe and the need to optimise them became apparent.

Mrs Hinch recently revealed that products from her stunning homeware range are back in stock. The social media star, real name Sophie Hinchcliffe, took to Instagram to update her followers on the range, which was first released last year. Sophie, 32, collaborated with Tesco on the range, with her first releasing a range of loungewear with clothing brand F&F before designing her very own homeware collection.

Dunelm homeware collection.The collection includes new categories such as curtains, bedspreads and pillowcases that come in pretty floral patterns lending to a fresh, tranquil style - and the best news is, prices start from as little as £10.With the winter months soon behind us and as we look forward to the spring season - now is the perfect time to out with the darker, cosier furnishings in our homes and replace them with lighter and brighter homeware items.The new Catalina bedding collection has been crafted with 100% cotton percale with the blue trailing spring florals providing a gentle refresh.The Carmella bedding collection which includes a warming pink elegant flowers and foliage to finish off the soft supple pure cotton percale.Holly commented on the collection, saying: "We have all lived in our homes so much over the last 18 months and to have some new things to bring into our home just to refresh it all a little bit is just a lovely thing to do."When I'm designing a range like this, something I like to think about is the fact that people have already invested in pieces, so I like to have new things that work with some of the the old things, so it feels updated."We have things for a long time and we like pieces that are more sustainable that we can keep and cherish, so that's always in the back of my mind when I am designing something now."The new collection was inspired by wanting to bring the outside in, I think that nature has become important to all of us, I think we have all felt the benefits of all of it, so bringing a little bit of the outside into your home just feels like a lovely thing to do."What really makes a house a home is the people within it, home needs to be somewhere where you can feel safe,

1stdibs.comIt’s always humbling to know a healthy percentage of a company’s profits are donated right back to its workers, and for Burma-born brand Kalinko, this is very much its raison d’etre. Its handmade wicker basketry and lampshades are all made by artisans living in Myanmar, which not only helps keep their traditional industry breathing, but adds a meaningful quirk or two to the home - what’s not to love? Keep an eye out for its rattan ice bucket, a bestseller for the brand - its heavy-duty composition and dinky metal tongs make a great gift for the hostess who has everything.  Kalinko.comWhile plastic has a bad rep in the material world, glass is often forgotten, yet it can contribute to your carbon footprint more than you might