Holden's Homeware Hit
Shoppers Praise Amanda Holden's BundleBerry Bar Cart for Style and Affordable Price
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Amanda Holden's homeware brand, BundleBerry, has struck a nerve with shoppers thanks to its Studio 70 Bar Cart, priced at just £64.92 on QVC. One customer called the price "just ridiculous, more like a clearance price than a launch price," according to Surrey Live.
The cart launched on April 15, 2026, as part of BundleBerry's new 2026 collection. It has since gone viral across UK regional outlets, with buyers praising its build quality and style at a price that undercuts most rivals by more than £25.
What You Get for £64.92
The Studio 70 Bar Cart is made from powder-coated metal. It has scalloped wire detailing on its shelf edges, four caster wheels — two of which lock — and a push handle. It measures 80cm x 83cm x 44cm and comes in two pastel shades: Peachy Pink and Sage Green, according to QVC UK.
Shoppers on QVC say the cart takes just 10 minutes to assemble alone. Reviews are overwhelmingly five-star. The range draws inspiration from Palm Beach style and 1970s American design. Amanda Holden describes the collection as blending "playfulness with elegance," as noted by Ideal Home.
How It Compares to High-Street Rivals
The Studio 70 cart is notably cheaper than similar products on the high street. The nearest rival from Next costs £90 and has mirrored shelves, but it is indoor-only. The Dunelm Verna Drinks Trolley goes for £199 and includes glassware racks, according to Belfast Live.
That puts the BundleBerry cart at one-third the price of the Dunelm option. Retail analysts expect competitors to feel pressure on their pricing. The cart's versatility — it works indoors and outdoors — adds further value that rival products at higher price points do not always offer, according to Cornwall Live.
Indoor-Outdoor Hype Comes With a Caveat
Much of the buzz around the cart focuses on its use outside during summer entertaining. The powder-coated frame handles light outdoor conditions well. But QVC advises customers to store it indoors during prolonged bad weather, a detail often left out of viral social media posts, according to Woman & Home.
The cart is part of a broader shift in UK buying habits. Shoppers now expect furniture to work both inside and on the patio. The "indoor-outdoor" trend has replaced minimalist Scandi decor as the dominant style in 2025 and 2026, according to Nottingham Post.
BundleBerry's Aggressive Pricing Across the Range
The bar cart is not the only bargain in the 2026 BundleBerry drop. The matching Indoor Outdoor Rug is now £23.54, down from £45 — a cut of nearly 48%, according to Surrey Live. The brand launched in 2017 and has grown to cover cookware, barware, rugs, and furniture.
Demand for high-value BundleBerry pieces tends to outrun supply. Given the "clearance-style" price on a brand new launch, retail watchers expect the Studio 70 Bar Cart to sell out fast, according to Glasgow Live.
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