Six Of The Best; Garden Chairs

This week I’ve turned my attention to garden furniture and have chosen my favourite on-line pieces. Here are “six of the best”; garden chairs.

Colour Coordinated

I love this swanky design from Made.com. If you want to bring a 60’s vibe to your garden this is definitely the design for you. And if you don’t want to fly solo there is also a two-seater bench available in this range.

On the other hand if you like your own space then what could be more relaxing than chilling out in the Salsa hanging seat from John Lewis. It comes in a choice of two colours Ombre (as shown) or Agave and there is a matching 2-seater bench and a mini chair.

International vibe

Graham&Green set of two hampstead rattan chairs — Graham & Green set of two Hampstead rattan chairs

It might be that your preference is for something a little more pared back. This pair of rattan chairs from Graham & Green encompasses a Scandi look and are suitable for indoor or outdoor use. Perfect for entertaining on a summer’s day.

This image of the Tikamoon Key Wood outdoor chair definitely conjures up a Southern Califorian vibe. Imagine sitting on this shady deck within a stone’s throw of a sandy beach. If only…

From the West Coast of America to the chic urban areas of Copenhagen. These sophisticated grey wicker chairs from BoConcept would offer a welcome retreat on any city balcony.

Perfection

Cox&Cox — Cox & Cox indoor outdoor hanging chair

Last, but not least, this is my kinda garden. This image transports me to a walled garden in the Cotswolds. Just looking at this photograph evokes the memory of a perfect summer’s day with the scent of lavender and roses in the air. The only thing missing from this scenario is a good book to hunker down with in this Cox&Cox hanging chair.

So I wonder which one you would choose?

I am soon to be launching my interior design services and as such have secured an extensive portfolio of trade accounts. If you would like help sourcing or procuring furniture and accessories for your home or garden please do not hesitate to contact me.

For more garden relaxation ideas take a look at my Long Hot Summer blog from July.