Garden Designers and Landscape Arch's: Garden Furniture best brands?

Barnes Walker Ltd - Landscape Architects

4 years ago

Hi.

Outdoor furniture, we have a few favourites that we specify frequently but we're looking for any new recommends? We're looking for high quality, UK weatherproof, ideally cushions out all year, stylish and comfy.

Which brands have you found to be durable, weathered well, cushions have stayed mould free, no rust, no wobbles etc etc. Which would you buy again? No budget, just want it to stay looking good.

Thanks for your help.

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Sonia
4 years ago
I’ve never seen cushions or seat pads stay looking good after spending a year exposed to the elements. Does such a thing exist? I have a Hartman sofa and the seat pads are not waterproof so they are stored in a big bag in the garage over winter. In the summer I’m always checking the weather app and if it’s due to rain I place a waterproof cover over the whole seat and pads, but I wouldn’t leave it on all winter.
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DAvidons
2 years ago
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If you have already completed the construction phase of the house, it will be a little more difficult to fit everything in. Thinking about the landscape design immediately when creating the project house is desirable. But if that wasn't possible, it's worth doing it now. Also, if you want to create a special interior in your recreation area, think through the color palette and style. Which will be in harmony with everything around. You can see everything you need to do this here https://www.gardenfurniture.co.uk. I think that if you add more bright furniture, it will look more lush and beautiful against the green garden. Shades of orange or blue would work for you.
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Pilon
29 days ago
Sure! Here's a concise version:

We often recommend Barlow Tyrie, Gloster, and Tribù for their top-tier durability, weather resistance, and timeless design. Their cushions handle UK weather well without mould or fading. Indian Ocean is also a great UK-based option with strong build quality and style.
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