The homeware store is selling an off-white 12 piece dinner set for 75% off.
It comes with four dinner plates, four side plates and four cereal bowls.
Shoppers can pick up the set for just £17.50 and it’s still in stock online.
Savvy shoppers who managed to grab the deal have been pleased with the product.
One said: “Love this set! Just could have done with some extra additions such as pasta bowls.”
While another said: “Really nice dinner set. I don’t like pure white so thought this was a great alternative to white but not too colourful or patterned.
“The only downside is the dinner plates are quite large so overhang the cupboard slightly. Of course I could have measured, but just assumed all plates were roughly the same size.”
It’s always best to phone ahead to your local shop to check what they have available to avoid disappointment.
You can find your nearest Dunelm store using the locator tool on the website.
Of course, do shop around for the best deal as you may be able to find it cheaper elsewhere.
At the time of writing, we found a very similar 12-piece dinner set from Ikea going for just £15 – though this was white as opposed to -off-white.
And remember – just because an item is on sale doesn’t mean you’re saving money – only get it if you were after something similar in the first place.
Dunelm shoppers have been rushing to buy other items that are on sale recently.
Earlier this month, people flocked to buy a chandelier for just £12.50, down from £125 – a difference of £112.50.
This saved shoppers more than £100.
While in May, the furniture retailer was selling two sun recliners for just £55 as part of its huge summer sale.
Savvy shoppers spotted the Helsinki Zero Gravity Lounger Bronze Twin Pack on sale, reduced from £70.
Posting on the Extreme Couponing and Bargains UK Facebook group, one wrote: “Bargain! Was going to pay £79 until I found these.”
They shared a screenshot of the chairs on the Dunelm website and the post was met with more than 50 comments and 200 likes.
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