PRIMARK has treated fans with its homeware themes in recent months - spring scene setting pastel pieces, Greek-style serving plates and everything you need for a picture-perfect picnic.
Now, shoppers are rushing to pick up its beach house-esque range that’s perfect for people who love the seaside.
Among the blue and white range are cushions, vessels, candle holders, vases and much more.
The retailer showcased the homeware pieces through an in-store display and people were gushing.
For those trying to channel the seaside through their sofa, there are countless cushions.
These include the £10 tufted square cushion with corner tassels, an £8 lilac seashell cushion and £10 blue and white tufted coral cushion.
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Shoppers were gushing over the bargain vases and vessels too.
Primark’s £9 blue and white stripe vase was said to have “classic seaside cottage aesthetic”, while the £5 asymmetric stacked stone vase gives the vibe it was picked straight from a pebble beach.
The retail giant also showcased £4 blue starfish candle holders and £1 flower tealight holders, as well as a range of shell-shaped vases and candle holders.
And the beach house vibes don’t have to stop at the living room.
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There’s stuff available to make your bathroom feel like you transported it straight from The Hamptons, including a navy bathroom divider tray and ceramic toothbrush holder.
“If your bathroom is a museum of little bits and pieces, then this tray might be the perfect bathroom accessory for you,” Primark bosses said about the divider.
“Coming in a nautical blue colour and divided into four sections, this tray would look great on a windowsill, in a cabinet or on a makeup table.
“A lovely addition for a neat and organised bathroom.”
They added that the “nautical feel” of the toothbrush holder adds a “decorative touch with a practical edge”.
Homemakers also thought Primark’s £7 blue and white woven baskets would make on-theme loo roll holders.
Primark dubbed the pieces as “beach house chic” and said they were “blue sky inspired”.