Aldi's scalloped armchair is BACK in navy... with a matching storage stool

Aldi's velvet armchair and storage stool scream luxury home decor on a budget

aldi blue scalloped armchair
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When we saw that Aldi's famous scalloped armchair was back in store we didn't need to look twice. A cult favourite, boasting plush scalloped edges and generous cushioning, this armchair is a winner in our books. What's more, the velvet storage stools that are also available in the range are tempting us to give our interiors a serious refresh. 

Although the aesthetic of these beaut pieces would suggest high-brow designer furniture, the prices reflect the usual bargains available at Aldi. So, keep scrolling to discover the purse-pleasing price tag and check out the colourways available.

Aldi navy scalloped armchair

(Image credit: Aldi)

Not only is the inviting upholstered seat tempting us, but we're also on board with the way the design boasts tapered gold legs. We're getting a bit of an Art Deco vibe. We're even envisioning how we would style ours... Picture this: The Navy Velvet Scalloped Armchair, £79.99, the Kirkton House Velvet Storage Stool, £24.99 and a statement floor lamp. Obviously finished off with a bit of indoor foliage because you know we're loyal supporters of the hero house plant. 

Aldi storage stool in three colourways

(Image credit: Aldi)

Check out those beaut colourways! You can get your Kirkton House Velvet Storage Stool, £24.99 in a choice of pink, navy or royal blue. We are huge fans of the way that functionality meets style in this piece, providing a healthy storage space that doubles up as an occasional seat or footstool. Oh, and the turnover lid also converts the stool to a small table that has a wipeable top. Is there anything that this staple furniture piece doesn't offer?

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Niamh is a freelance journalist and the Head of Content at Raft Furniture. She is obsessed with all things interior design, with a particular focus on sustainability and city-dweller style. The wooden floorboards and built-in bookcase in Niamh’s rented North London home occupy her daydreams between writing, and after work, she has a knack for finding cheap plane tickets.