Six Of The Best; Sun Shelters

The-Stripe-Co.-Edwardian-sun-shelter

It looks as though fine weather is on its way again at last. With that in mind here I have selected my Six of The Best; Sun Shelters.

The first on my list is this gorgeous Edwardian gazebo by The Stripes Company. With its criss-cross wooden frame and seaside colour palette it will make a statement in any garden, big or small.

The-Stripe-Co.-Edwardian-sun-shelter
The-Stripe-Co.-Edwardian-sun-shelter

Next up is this blue and white striped Empire Bathing tent. Again, one of The Stripes Company amazing products it comes in a choice of three colours; Football, Soccer, and Wrestling. The choice is yours.

Beach tent from The Stripes Company
Beach tent from The Stripes Company

I just couldn’t resist this hanging Bell Tent from Cox and Cox. Great to keep the sun off in the daytime but also perfect to curl up in as the sun goes down of an evening. Just add one good book and your favourite tipple.

Hanging Bell Tent from Cox and Cox
Hanging Bell Tent from Cox and Cox

What could be more fun than a tent hanging from a tree. These charming designs are from Win Green and would work indoors as well as outside.

Hanging Tents from Win Green
Hanging Tents from Win Green

Who doesn’t like a swing chair. I believe Wilverley are the UK’s best known brand when it comes to these indulgent pieces of garden furniture. With a stainless steel frame and a water resistant cover these bad boys are built to last.

Nostalgic wing seat by Wilverley
Nostalgic wing seat by Wilverley

Last, but by no means least, is this Ferm Living thin mustard striped tent from Amara. This is the modern day version of my bedsheet-over-a clothesline construction from when I was a child. At 100 x 100cm its lightweight, foldaway design makes it easy to store.

Striped child's tent from Amara
Striped child’s tent from Amara

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Carolyn x

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