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A Cushion Fit For A Giant A Laid Back Giant

The Lamp — Thu, 13 Aug 2009 20:46:39 +0000

We all like to lay back a little and even though the summer is almost drawing to a close , there are still a few weeks for you to lay back and enjoy that summer feeling.

The thing with summer is that it is best enjoyed when totally relaxed, so to get you in that mood this giant cushion from Suffolk based Runaway Coast. The cushion measures 150cm x 150cm and is made from 100% cotton, whats more the covers are fully machine washable.

You can get more information from the Runaway Coast website and if you want one it will cost you £95.00

Bistro Garden Furniture For The Summer

HomeCheeq — Sat, 09 May 2009 22:53:54 +0000

The product description is “A rustic style cafe table and chairs. The table has a metal frame with a wooden top. The chairs have a metal frame with wooden seats and back. They fold away for easy storage and because of their size can be used in even the smallest of outside spaces.”

We just think it will look great in the garden in the summer if and when it gets here.

The cost is £160.00 from Stylish Stuff

Add a little Urban Rock to your outdoor space

The Lamp — Tue, 08 Jul 2008 16:00:22 +0000

These are the IN thing for the young urban trend setters amongst us. It’s a far cry from having a deck chair in the back garden or pulling one of the dining chairs into use. Not only does it look really cool it rocks too, both style wise and in real terms.

so if you want to laze out in the Sun and get caught in the rain showers (how pessimistic of me) then get your hands on one of these from Eden Forest, not the forest but the online shop. At £99 it’s not that expensive either, but I bare no responsibility for the arguments that ensue as to who turn it is on the rocker.

Cast Iron pot holder for your garden

The Lamp — Mon, 09 Jun 2008 22:07:20 +0000

Nothing about the British weather is cast in Iron, it seems the summer is here but I won’t be holding my breath as to how long it will last. One great thing about the summer it is as if your home adds an extra room, the garden. It is this time of year that people are in the garden mending and re-arranging to make the garden all set of full time use (when it’s not raining). This cast Iron pot holder from My Special Place is a great way to utilist the wall space in your garden to plant a few flowers. Complete with a Terracotta pot all you need to add is soil and a plant and your summer garden is underway.

Design classic firepit for the garden

The Lamp — Sun, 04 May 2008 21:33:12 +0000

You shouldn’t use the term ‘design classic’ lightly this kind of statment comes with responsibility, however I have no qualms in using this statement to describe the revolver firepit. The simplicity of it’s design and functions surely make this a classic. At first sight it looks nothing more than a contianer to hold fire in , and in essence that’s all it is. However if we were honest how many of us would just want the firepit for the way it looks.

Made from stainless steel and with a limited none-rust guarantee (don’t leave it out in the rain is one condition), but that’s not where the magic of the firepit ends. In terms of functionality the firepit can double up as a barbecue, as it comes complete with a cooking grill. £119 will allow you to get your hands on one of these from designerbox.co.uk

Keep cool in your garden chill style

The Lamp — Tue, 29 Apr 2008 21:00:54 +0000

The thing with working in the garden or just chilling outdoors is that it’s thirsty work and going back into the house to get a cold beverage is too much like hard work. The ideal solution is to have all your drinks to hand, chilled of course so all you have to do is drink and be cooled. This enamel “chill” comes complete with a bottle opener so you don’t need to move to quench your thirst, it has 6 spaces for your favourite drinks and looks great to boot. You can find these at various places on the net, I found it at Garden trading where they also have one in a string colour.

Make your garden greener with a watering butt and can

The Lamp — Thu, 10 Apr 2008 13:41:11 +0000

In the age of being “Green”, this watering butt and can are a great way to make your garden look good and be “Eco” too. It’s butt can be wall mounted and holds up to 36 litres of water, with the can itself holding a good 1.5 litres. Although not specifically intented to collect rain water I am sure with a little thought it could quite easily be made to do so. It always rains in the UK – even in Summer – so there is no excuse for not trying to use it to help the planet and garden too.

Costing £60.00 from Heals this is a great excuse to get rid of that awful green, garden centre, plastic watering can.