I’m an interior designer and Wilko has the best high-end homeware dupes – including fancy lanterns for a third less
AN INTERIOR stylist has taken to TikTok to share her bargain Wilko finds – including homeware designer dupes at just a fraction of the price.
Maxine revealed that the retail store had items similar to those she’d spotted in The White Company, Anthropology, and Oliver Bonas – and some were a third of their competitor’s price.
The interior design and TV presenter, known online as @maxinebradystyling, regularly shares interior design tips with her 5,200 followers.
In a new reel, she shared what she found on a recent visit to her local Wilko store, including a dupe for The White Company’s popular Finmere Lantern, priced at £35.
Holding up Wilko’s Medium Chrome Lantern, costing just £13, she said: “These lanterns are just like ones I’ve seen in The White Company.”
Her followers also liked Wilko’s Gold Hexagon Hanging Mirror, which Maxine claimed was almost identical to the Cox & Cox Brass Octagonal Mirror costing £150.
She added: “This I’ve seen on Cox and Cox’s website.”
Talking about an orange ‘Be Positive’ mug, she said: “Love this, very much like Oliver Bonas.”
Holding up a pattern bath sheet, she continued: “This is like Marimekko towels, great quality as well.
“Made.com, little storage mirror unit for your bathroom.
“I’ve got a set like this from La Redoute but this is a fraction of the cost.
“This is like an Anglepoise lamp. Again, it’s cheap.
“This is giving me Anthropologie vibes.”
Maxine also spotted a gorgeous jute rug, which she claimed could be a dupe for the £219 Eccleston Rug at The Cotswold Company.
“I definitely spotted one of these in the Cotswold Company.
“And finally these gold handles which look like Buster & Punch.”
Fans loved her dupes, with the video gaining more than 810 likes and 32,100 views.
In the comments, Maxine’s followers shared their praise for her thrifty finds, with one writing: “I love Wilkos so much.”
Another said: “I got the lamp a week ago, it’s great.”
A third put: “Love that first mirror.”