B&M has slashed the price of it’s viral rattan effect garden sofa, with shoppers now able to bag the product for £75 cheaper.
With temperatures set to climb again this weekend, after a chilly bank holiday many of us are likely making plans to spend time relaxing in the garden.
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And whether you’re planning on hosting a BBQ or simply sitting down with a good book, you’ll want to makes sure you have the perfect furniture to turn your garden into a haven.
Garden furniture can be pricey, but thanks to B&M slashing the price of its Sorrento Corner Curve Sofa Set you can now nab the chic seat for £275.
The sofa set was originally priced at £350, meaning that it is now 21% cheaper.
Not only does the set come with a huge curved sofa, perfect for hosting friends and family, it also includes a small round table, screws and fittings and an instruction manual.
B&M said: “Transform your garden or patio with this Sorrento Corner Curve Sofa Set.
“This stylish garden patio sofa set is the perfect way to relax and enjoy your outdoor space.
“Create the perfect setting for family gatherings, garden parties, alfresco dining, and lazy days in the sun.”
Aldi is also selling a Rattan Effect Corner Sofa for the bargain price of £199.
Unlike the B&M buy, this product does not come with a table, but is instead paired with a small footstool, to maximise comfort.
The sofa is made with UV protected rattan weaving – so you don’t have to worry about it get damaged by the sun – and is super easy to assemble.
However, the Aldi buy landed on shelves on April 27, and is only available while stocks last, so you better hurry and nab yours quick.
B&M fans have also been raving about a classy £12 feature adding an elegant twist to their garden designs.
It’s proved perfect for a cheeky hack to replace tired old baskets without damaging the flowers you’ve meticulously tended.
The elegant grey plant pots cost only £11.99 and are perfect for DIY beginners.
Garden features that add the most value to a house
A well-kept garden can add anywhere between 5-20% to the value of a property.
Sellhousefast.uk carried out a study and consulted 36 estate agents, garden designers and property professionals from across the UK.
And the experts revealed the garden feature which adds the most value to a property is a shed.
- Shed – 82%
- Patio or paving – 76%
- Secure fencing, walls or gates – 72%
- Outdoor lighting – 66%
- Sturdy decking – 62%
- Water features eg. fountain or pond – 58%
- Modern garden furniture – 54%
- Artificial lawn/grass – 40%
All you have to do is drill a few holes in the bottom of the pot and whack some bricks and cardboard in it to give the plants some air to breathe.
Then top with a healthy sprinkling of soil, transfer your plants from your crusty old baskets or pots into the new swanky stone grey pots, and they should shoot into full bloom.
Home hack influencer Stephanie Larbey enthusiastically demonstrated the process.
Proudly prancing around in her husband’s bright green Crocs, she said: “I’m actually going to use the azalea I’ve already got, it gets really beautiful white flowers in the summer.
“See what I mean about these baskets needing updating.”
Repeating the process, she rehoused a different spring flower: “This lavender wasn’t doing well in its pot, so I actually bought some top-up lavender from B&M to help it on its way.
“And then it’s onto pot number three for this one. I bought viburnum from B&M, and for this one (the smallest pot), I just filled it with some soil and stones.”
