Smelling of roses
Yorkshire Life|June 2020
With all this extra time on our hands, our gardens should be picture perfect come the summer months
Kate Houghton
Smelling of roses

MOVEABLE FEAST

Perfect for balconies or courtyard gardens, or to move into the sunshine wherever it lands, this pretty little bistro set will have you dining al fresco from breakfast till suppertime.

Rive Droite bistro set, £120, gardentrading.co.uk

The perfect combination

From dining to day bed, you can relax and enjoy the outdoors with this smart garden furniture set. A versatile range with a curved sofa, two oval benches, and a rising table that all fit neatly together.

£1,499, available at Christopher Pratts Furniture, Leeds, cpratts.co.uk

TAKE ADVANTAGE

We have so few truly glorious summer days that when the sun does shine it’s a shame to hide away when the heat is at its maximum, or disappear indoors when the cool of evening draws in. A gazebo that won’t tip over at the slightest breath and looks really rather summer-smart is just the answer. This one is made from aluminum and designed to fit your patio space to perfection.

Maranza vented gazebo, from £3,999.99, sunslifestyle.com

NIGHT LIGHT

Cast a soft glow of contentment across your perfectly manicured lawns and bee-friendly flower beds. Outdoor lighting should set the ambiance and be as convenient and as mobile as you need it to be. With no need for a power source other than Mr. Sunshine himself, these rather beautiful lamps will light the way to many an alfresco evening.

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