Drop Everything: Shop Home Finds as Low as P15 at Mandaue Foam This Month

(SPOT.ph) If you've spent the entire quarantine slowly improving and redecorating your home interiors, then you must have realized by now that the credit card bills, online purchases, and impulsive shopping sprees do add up. But just in case you still need a few more things to finish your home makeover, here's where to shop so you don't break the bank: Furniture and home decor store Mandaue Foam is having an Independence Day Sale starting today, June 1 until the 15th of the month. Drop by to score stylish home finds for less!

Shop furniture and home decor pieces for less at the Mandaue Foam sale this June:

Get 25% off on all regular-priced items including dinnerware, cookware, cleaning tools, tables, chairs, beds, storage solutions, shelves, vases, rugs, decor pieces, and so much more when you visit this two-week sale. You can also shop the sale through Mandaue Foam's website—we went ahead and scoured through their online catalog and spotted a porcelain plate you can “add to cart” for as low as P15 as well as a stylish table available for more than P10,000 off the original price. Whether you’re shopping in-store or online, be sure to rifle through the available items so you don’t miss out on the best deals!

Should you choose to shop at one of Mandaue Foam's physical outposts, you'll be glad to know that they have huge, multi-level stores in Metro Manila, Pampanga, Rizal, Batangas, Iloilo, Cebu, Negros, Bohol, Davao, and more. That means wherever you are in the Philippines, you’re more than likely to find a branch near you.

Just to get you excited, here's a peek inside one of their previous sales at their Lipa, Batangas branch:

The Mandaue Foam Independence Day Sale is happening online and at their stores nationwide.

For more information, log on to Mandaue Foam's Facebook page.

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