Watermelon Pattern Blanket - Pink
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Watermelon Pattern Blanket - Pink
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Description
The silky soft and luxurious fleece blankets feature stunning artwork by Warren, so your family and friends will stay warm and cosy. While one side of the blanket features the design of your choice, the other side is plain white, allowing it to have use in any setting.
Our Stylist Says
The Watermelon Pattern Blanket is a fun and playful addition to any living space, especially great for adding a pop of colour and personality to a casual or eclectic interior. I love how it instantly lifts the mood and can be used to introduce a touch of whimsy without overwhelming the overall aesthetic. It works well layered over neutrals or teamed with bright, complementary shades in a laid-back living room or a child's bedroom. For practical styling tips, fold it neatly across the corner of a sofa for casual cool or drape it over the end of a bed to add visual interest. Its vibrant pattern makes it ideal for creating focal points or injecting a bit of youthful fun into your décor.
Lina Chen
Flitch Interior Stylist
Dimensions
Dimensions can be found on The Range's website here
About The Range
Founded in 1989, The Range is the fastest growing retailer in the UK with an extensive selection to cater to a variety of styles and budgets. The Range provides affordable and quality products to enhance your living space.
In 1980, Chris Dawson set up a simple open-air market stall in Plymouth. By 1989, this entrepreneurial spirit led to the opening of the very first physical store on Billacombe Road, originally named "C.D.S. Superstores". However, in the early '90s, a rebranding took place, introducing "The Range" to the world.
Today, with a whopping 200+ stores across the UK, The Range boasts an impressive selection of over 65,000 products, spreading across 16 diverse departments, all dedicated to enhancing homes and lifestyles.
Chris Dawson, the brain behind The Range, held the CEO position from 1989 to 2017. With a flair for business, Chris's achievements haven't gone unnoticed. He was even ranked fifth in a survey of Britain's Top 100 Entrepreneurs.
Under his leadership, The Range has not only thrived locally but has also hinted at European expansion dreams, envisioning a staggering 1,000 stores across the continent.
You can find The Range in many places, mostly outside town centres, but also in shopping areas. Some stores have a coffee shop called "Dee Dee's", and others even have a food section from Iceland. And if you like online shopping, The Range has got you covered there too with a big online store.
Humble Beginnings
In 1980, Chris Dawson set up a simple open-air market stall in Plymouth. By 1989, this entrepreneurial spirit led to the opening of the very first physical store on Billacombe Road, originally named "C.D.S. Superstores". However, in the early '90s, a rebranding took place, introducing "The Range" to the world.
Today, with a whopping 200+ stores across the UK, The Range boasts an impressive selection of over 65,000 products, spreading across 16 diverse departments, all dedicated to enhancing homes and lifestyles.
A Visionary Leader
Chris Dawson, the brain behind The Range, held the CEO position from 1989 to 2017. With a flair for business, Chris's achievements haven't gone unnoticed. He was even ranked fifth in a survey of Britain's Top 100 Entrepreneurs.
Under his leadership, The Range has not only thrived locally but has also hinted at European expansion dreams, envisioning a staggering 1,000 stores across the continent.
More Than Just Stores
You can find The Range in many places, mostly outside town centres, but also in shopping areas. Some stores have a coffee shop called "Dee Dee's", and others even have a food section from Iceland. And if you like online shopping, The Range has got you covered there too with a big online store.
