Garden furniture and décor guide
Make the most of your garden with our wide range of garden and patio furniture, lighting, fencing, and more for the perfect outdoor refresh.
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Garden furniture
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Garden table and chairs
With 2, 4, 6 and 8 seater sets available, we've got garden furniture sets for every gathering. Need furniture for a small garden? Try folding garden tables, a compact bistro set, or a garden patio set that can make the most of a small space.
Garden chairs and sun loungers
Kick back on a lounger to soak up the sun. Or pull up some extra garden chairs to host your friends and family over an evening chat. For some extra comfort, add a day bed with cushions and a fuzzy throw.
Garden gazebos
Be prepared for any weather with a gazebo or an awning for year-round use. Fancy more outdoor furniture ideas? Pair your garden seating options with outdoor cushions for a comfy and refreshing look.
Garden benches
Fancy a hot cuppa amidst the peace of nature? Explore our garden benches and arbours that are great for an evening escape or just some me-time. These are also great for creating cosy corners and other small garden ideas.
Shed storage ideas
Keep your garden tools, essentials, and other belongings protected, safe, and dry with our range of outdoor storage and sheds.
Garden furniture by type
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Rattan garden furniture
What are the benefits?
- Loved for its woven style, rattan-effect garden furniture is versatile – suitable for conservatories, patios, lawns, and decking.
- It’s durable, lightweight and easy to clean.
How to take care of rattan garden furniture?
- Despite being weather resistant, these still shouldn’t be left outside during colder months.
- When cleaning, use a damp cloth or hose.
Wooden garden furniture
What are the benefits?
- A popular choice for patios and gardens, offering durability and a natural look.
- As it doesn’t retain heat, it shouldn’t get too warm on summer days.
How to take care of wooden garden furniture?
- Treat it annually with oil or stain to protect against cold and bad weather.
- Hard wood should be scrubbed with warm, soapy water, while a waxy finish requires cleaning with a soft, dry cloth.
Metal garden furniture
What are the benefits?
- A durable choice, although it can be heavier than other options.
- Hardwearing by design, most sets are now rust-resistant too. It’s best suited to patio and decking.
How to take care of metal garden furniture?
- Metal garden furniture should be covered or stored away in the winter.
- You can clean with warm soapy water, or a pressure washer, on a low setting.
Plastic garden furniture
What are the benefits?
- Often a lightweight and low-cost option.
- Plastic chairs are usually stackable, making it easy to store away.
- Plastic is also mostly weather resistant.
How to take care of plastic garden furniture?
- Plastic garden furniture can warp if left in the sun too long. Keep it stored in a shaded area during the summer.
- Clean with soapy water or a pressure washer on a low setting.
Other types of garden furniture
Relax and unwind in your very own at-home spa or sauna. We have hot tubs of different types, styles, and sizes to suit every garden space. You could also lie in the sun with a good book on a cosy hammock, or add a garden sofa set to create a space to catch up with friends.
Garden fencing
Transform your outdoors with garden fencing ideas. It's easy to get started: just pick from different types of garden fences like classic panels, elegant trellises, and expanding fences.
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Fence panels
Traditional wooden fences not only add protection and privacy to your property, they also help structure your garden. Use them as a canvas to add colour, or you can simply keep them as they are.
Trellis
A cost-effective way to add some garden fence design. Trellises are ideal to hang pretty fairy lights or outdoor accessories from, and they'll encourage climbing plants to grow, creating a beautiful flower feature.
Screening fencing
By using natural materials such as reeds, you can create a softer barrier. They’re also easier to shape and fit any space. So, you can create a private spot anywhere you'd like.
Flowerbed fencing
Add the finishing touch to any garden with a mini fence. Edging is ideal for supporting flower beds, shaping the landscape, or simply adding delicate detail to your space.
Fence installation
Wondering how to install a fence? Here are some top tips:
- Check your boundaries - Make sure you’re adding to your own land. Or put up a joint fence with your neighbour (and split the cost). You’ll also need planning permission for fences over 2m high.
- Safety first - Before you start, check for any hidden pipes or cables as you may need to rethink your layout. Invest in the right tools and double check your measurements to save time, money, and effort.
- Fence posts - Concrete posts are tricky to put up but will provide more support. Wooden posts are easier to move, but run the risk of rotting as they’re buried into the ground. Post supports can help strengthen and secure your fence.
- Fence paint - Spruce up your garden fencing with lighter colours that're great for enlarging small gardens. Or use darker shades that help the colours of your plants pop.
Garden decoration tips
How to decorate a garden?
We're here to help with our simple tips and ideas for that gorgeous garden upgrade.
- Bring the inside out with comfy cushions, or try blankets and throws for a bohemian look.
- Brighten up the area with modern and solar lights or a lantern.
- Add warmth with garden heating like a fire pit.
- Have your plants in timeless pots and planters.
- Use garden accessories for a personal touch.
- Emphasise your space with contemporary outdoor rugs.
- Enjoy sunny days with affordable parasols.
- Include a water feature for some charm.
- Attract birds and embrace nature.
Frequently asked questions about garden furniture and decor
What is the best protection for outdoor wood furniture?
You can clean hard wood with soapy water, while wood with a waxy finish should be simply wiped with a soft, dry cloth. Treat wooden furniture annually with a wood stain or oil for proper garden furniture maintenance. Read more about taking care of outdoor furniture of different materials to know the best ways to protect these from extreme weather conditions.
How do I design my garden layout?
Start by considering what part you want to be covered with plants and where you'll add suitable garden furniture and fencing. Next, you can fill in empty spaces with an outdoor rug, a water feature, and lighting. Explore more garden inspiration and planting ideas to create your ideal garden.
What to put on outdoor furniture to protect it?
You can shield outdoor furniture with garden furniture covers to protect it from harsh weather. Cold winter months can be harmful to some types of garden furniture, so it's best to keep these covered or stored away as needed. Be sure to move any cushions or sofa style pieces out of the cold and wet weather using garden storage or a shed.
What are the 3 golden rules of garden design?
The 3 key things to consider for garden design include the following:
- Mass: Related to the area taken up visually, such as tall plants and bushes.
- Form: This is more to do with texture, with soft and sharp features on the outermost parts of flowers or plants offering different looks.
- Line: This guides movement through the space and can be enhanced in any direction with plants, rugs or runners, and edging.
These can be planned to complement each other and go together to create the visual impact and effect you desire.
What is the best time of the year to garden?
In the UK, the main time to plant most seeds is in the spring. However, this is not exclusive. Autumn is also good for certain perennials, and summer and winter months too may be useful for some general upkeep of existing plants.
What is the cheapest way to fence a garden?
Fence panels and edging are affordable and easy ways to create borders in your garden.
Is fence treatment worth the cost?
When it comes to garden fence maintenance, it is recommended to treat dry fences at least once a year. This will help protect them from unpredictable weather and keep them looking their best for longer.
How to maintain a hot tub in the UK?
Checking and maintaining proper pH levels and cleaning filters are common ways you can maintain your hot tub regularly. It's also a good idea to drain and deep clean your hot tub every 3 or 4 months to keep it hygienic. You should also consider a hot tub cover for when it's not in use.
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