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Dunelm Deals
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Students can get 10% off a £40 spend online at home retailer Dunelm*, or in store (find your nearest*) until 11.59pm on Sunday 8 October. To get this discount, you'll need to register or log into your Student Beans to verify your student status.
Delivery's free if you're spending over £49, otherwise it's £3.95 (excluding furniture and other large items), or you can collect in store for free.
This offer excludes sale items, Made to Measure products, gift cards and Pausa café items.
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If you're a student visiting a Dunelm* (find your nearest*) and fancy a drink, head to its in-store café, Pausa, and you can get a drink for £1 until café closing time on Sunday 8 October. This deal is valid every day after 3pm, when you show a valid student ID (dated and with a photo) at the till.
The £1 drink includes both hot and cold drinks of all sizes (regular and large), as well as any milk alternatives and bottled drinks – though these must be from the café and not from its 'grab & go chiller' in the main store. Dunelm told us drinks usually cost between £1.65 and £3.55, so you could save up to £2.55 with this offer.
Excludes frappes, smoothies and milkshakes.
See more student discounts.
Latest Expired Deals
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Dunelm 'up to 50% off' sale
Online and in stores. All departments
ExpiredIf you go online to home retailer Dunelm*, or into a store (find your nearest*), you can get up to 50% off selected items in its summer sale until 11.59pm on Sunday 25 June.
Delivery's free if you're spending over £49, otherwise it's £3.95 (excluding furniture and other large items), or you can collect in store for free.
When we looked on Thursday 25 May, we found over 11,000 items included across all departments – though not all departments are up to 50% off, some only up to 20% or 30%, and we did find some with a higher discount of up to 75% off. Items in the sale will be clearly marked and the discount applied automatically at the checkout. Here are some strong examples we found:
- Ditsy floral 12-piece dinner set* – £12.50 (was £25)
- Set of three woodland panelled canvases* – £17.50 (was £70)
- Window leaner mirror* – £47.50 (was £190)
As is the nature of sales, stock may be limited – so go quick if there's something you're after.
See our High Street Sales round-up for more sales that are on now.
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Dunelm Pausa Café kids eat 'free'
When an adult spends £4 in café
ExpiredIf you're visiting a Dunelm* (find your nearest*) and fancy a bite to eat, head to its in-store café, Pausa, and kids can eat for 'free' when an adult spends £4.
No code is required, the promotion is automatically applied to the bill. This offer is available in all Pausa Cafés across the UK, Mondays to Fridays from 3pm until cafés close during term time. Outside of term time, the offer is available all day, every day (though half term dates can differ depending on location, so it's worth checking with your local branch first). This offer ends Tuesday 19 September.
The 'free' kids' meal includes a main (example dishes include a jacket potato with cheese, chicken & pesto wrap, or a cheese pizza), as well as two snacks and a drink. This would usually cost up to £5.25.
The £4 spend must be made in the Pausa Café (not Dunelm) and the deal applies to the entire kids' menu. One child can eat for free with every £4 spent, so if you spend £8 then two children can claim a free meal.
See our Restaurant deals for more ways to save.
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