After spending most of 2020 at home, confined to the same few walls, you might've felt inspired to revamp your living space.
Instead of splashing your hard-earned cash on dresses and shoes, you now want cute candles and cushions. Look at you, you adult!
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Thing is, stylish furniture and homewares are expensive, with many requiring serious investment. But they don't always have to be.
Kmart has just announced a range of very affordable, very good-looking furniture. We're talking couches, chests of drawers and tables for a fraction of the price you'd see them at fancy stores.
And the best part? They're chic AF.
Here's a look at our favourite pieces from the range.
First up, the oh-so-stylish $89 boucle chair.
You've probably seen chairs like this doing the rounds (boucle fabric is very on-trend), but to our knowledge, no retailer has offered one at this price.
If boucle isn't your thing, there's a lush $99 baby pink chair that also comes in grey.
Know what's good for putting chairs on? Rugs. And there's a variety of neutral textured rugs to choose from.
Our personal favourite is this $119 arch wool-blend rug.
There are also some big-ticket items that look like they cost a fortune, but don't.
We'll be getting our hands on this rustic $189 two-seater sofa.
The perfect piece for a small inner-city apartment.
But if you want to splurge and opt for a bigger couch, Kmart has another option: the $389 Harrison three-seater sofa. Bless them.
Lastly, the retailer will be releasing bed frames, bases and mattresses for a smidge of what you might expect to pay elsewhere.
In the coming weeks, the Kmart website will be dropping bed frames starting at $189, bed bases starting at $99 and mattresses starting at $149.
Plus, there's more furniture coming that we'll be keeping an eye out for - including a $119 white three-draw storage unit, a $79 coffee table and matching $89 entertainment unit.
Oh, and these pieces are online-only - so unfortunately, yes, that means one less trip to Kmart.
Feature image: Kmart.
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