Excited shoppers are racing to Kmart to get their hands on a table lamp that looks identical to its $1900 designer dupe.
TikTok was sent into a frenzy after a shopper posted a video of her buying the Amelie table lamp, which costs just $35.
People in the comments were quick to point out the lamp’s likeness to the highly sought-after vintage Murano lamp, which can be sold for upwards of $1900 on collector sites.
These original Italian made lamps were popular in the 1970s and are harder to come by in modern times, hence their hefty price tag.
The originals are made of glass in Venice with a soda-lime metal and are usually elaborately decorated, with various glass-forming techniques, as well as gilding, enamel, or engraving.
“The infamous Kmart light and it lives up to the hype,” TikTok user Shani Dayna captioned her video.
In the short clip, she excitedly unboxes the lamp and decides to put in a colour-changing light globe to create a unique ambience.
“I have one too! It’s such a vibe,” commented one. “It’s a replica of the vintage Murano ones.”
“Oh my god I’m running to Kmart to get this tomorrow,” another commented. “It’s so pretty! I need.”
This is not the first time Kmart has whipped up a frenzy by selling dupes for expensive items.
An influencer excited her followers earlier this year when she discovered a cheap puffer jacket that was a “perfect dupe” of a $400 version.
Melbourne woman Georgia Clay shared the stylish outerwear with her 40.2k followers on the platform, with many remarking the $40 piece was a perfect dupe for the likes of those from the North Face, at just 10 per cent of the cost.
The style – which launched as part of the retailer’s Autumn/Winter collection – “has quickly become a popular choice among customers”, a Kmart spokeswoman told news.com.au.
Cooks across the country were also excited after getting their hands on a budget version of the iconic Le Creuset cast iron pot.
The pot, which is available in different colours, sent Aussies into a frenzy online – as did the $30 price tag, considering similar Le Creuset casserole dishes can set you back up to $450.
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