Choose garden furniture that will stand the test of time by investing in a high quality product, but remember to care for it properly to make it last. Where possible, aim to try before you buy to ensure the seats are comfy and the finish of the materials is what you’re expecting.
Invest in a protective cover if your garden furniture is kept outside during the winter months. This will help to extend the life of your furniture, but be sure to check regularly for holes or rips to prevent damage to the item underneath.
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This bijou apartment in a Grade II listed Georgian building in London proves small scale homes can be hugely elegantStudio Squire has imbued this Belgravia pied-à-terre with a sophisticated aesthetic defined by the owners’ favorite paintings and some clever bespoke furniture
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Horticulture therapists launch campaign to harness a 'better connection' between young people and nature amid 'alarming trends' in youth health across the USIndustry experts will host a series of webinars as part of the AHTA Growing Impact Campaign this spring
