| HOME | Cheap....Saturdays??

This is a bit of a random post as it isn't my usual Cheap Tuesdays, but if you follow me on Instagram you will know that I was pretty poorly this week so I haven't stuck to my usual schedule. Luckily I feel a lot better now and yesterday I made it my mission to go to Aldi after work and hunt down the much hyped about candle range that is supposed to be a total dupe of the Jo Malone candles. Sadly no such luck on that front! I will make it my mission this month to get my hands on one though!

Anyway, while I was in there I obviously had to scout through the range of homewares and DIY bits and bobs they always have in the middle of the store, and I came across this total beauty of a tea light holder. As you all know, I'm really feeling the geometric vibe at the moment, and it was only £4.99! Absolute bargain! If you are selective (and just happen to be in the store at the right time) then Aldi is great for finding really affordable accessories for your home. The only downside is that you have to be in the position to buy an item then and there if you see it, as these items sell FAST. I've previously seen something in store but decided to hold out, returned later on that week, and it has completely gone!

I'm so pleased to have found this little tea light holder. It is just what I wanted to add to my bedside table along with my Urban Outfitters marble candle. The two look beautiful together!

Congratulations to anyone that has actually managed to get their hands on one of the Aldi candles!

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