High street giant Primark has impressed shoppers with a budget £3 homeware item that instantly transforms any messy room. Primark is usually known for its clothing, but in recent years has become popular with people looking to make their homes look beautiful without having to spend a fortune.
Primark's latest homeware steal is a colourful £3 crate, which is quickly selling out in stores. Shoppers have fallen head over heels for the £3 bargain, which is both 'beautiful' and practical.
The Primark crates have gone viral on social media, where shoppers have shown how they're organising their rooms with the £3 steal. On Instagram, Primark shared a reel of influencer @baytkalthoum organising their cupboards with an assortment of colourful crates, says the ECHO..
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Sharing the reel, Primark wrote: "Colourful organising with @baytkalthoum organising their cupboards. Crate storage boxes from £3/€3.50 #PrimarkHome."
The reel quickly amassed over 2.2k likes, with many people taking to the comments section to share their thoughts and excitedly tag their friends. The creator of the reel, @baytkalthoum, said: "Life changing! I love my pantry. Thank you for the repost."
Another shopper added: "I bought these for my daughter's room for her sensory toys, they look fab." Someone else wrote: "Loving all the colours." One person said: "Wow, it all looks so pretty."
Someone else tagged a friend and described the crates as "so cute." Another person simply wrote: "love." You can find your nearest Primark store here.
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