Best garden furniture stores 2023: Where to shop for stylish garden furniture

By Daphne Bugler

From lounge sets and dining sets to garden sofas and deck chairs, behold the garden furniture stores worth browsing to give your outdoor space a stylish upgrade

Summer and Bank Holiday season are finally upon us, and as the summer sunshine starts to come out more and more, the time has arrived once again to get your garden ready. If you've already started planning your summer garden parties and barbeques, or just fancy kicking off al fresco dining season by actually setting up a nice area for you to sit and lounge outside, good garden furniture is a must.

And look, it doesn't have to be just a practical task designed to frustrate and bore, either. Take the opportunity to find stylish pieces, build out the aesthetic of your outdoor space and make it somewhere you really do want to spend time. But with that being said, it can be hard to find the right stores and furniture to suit your garden, given just how many options there are to choose from. Thankfully for you, we know just where to look.

From tables and chairs to sun loungers, fire pits, hammocks and garden sofas, so many of our favourite furniture stores have launched outdoor lines for this year that are perfect for taking your garden to the next level. Whether you only have patio space or are lucky enough to have some green space to work with, these are the best garden furniture retailers to start browsing. But first, a bit of information...

The first step in finding the right garden furniture store for you is to figure out what you want your aesthetic to be. If you don't want your garden set-up to look like a mismatched patio of garage sale finds, you need to really think about finding a cohesive style that’ll tie your furniture together. Whether that's by opting for more classic rattan pieces, or keeping things sleek and contemporary, just as with indoor furniture, think about how your pieces will work with your garden space as a whole, and then start looking for garden furniture stores that tap into that.

Fusing rustic aesthetic with contemporary chic, Oka's garden furniture collection is a great one to explore for most bits and pieces you're after, but it's particularly great for seating, lounge sets and garden dining sets. With plenty of nice rattans as well as woven chairs and coffee tables, it's all about relaxed pieces that look elegant at the same time.

One of the most popular garden furniture stores among GQ readers, Heal's brings a contemporary edge to its outdoor lines, using plenty of metal looks that occasionally weave in some wooden features for a mostly industrial vibe. There's also a good range of garden lighting and accessories, including rugs and mirrors to help you accent your space.

It's a classic, and for good reason. Coming through once again with a collection of garden furniture primed and ready for the new season, John Lewis & Partners should be your go-to for dining sets, featuring a range of different design styles and trends. From colourful pieces in bolder yellows and greens to rattans, it's got you covered.

While garden furniture trends aren't as fast-moving as some other interiors aesthetics, there are certainly things that come in and out of style. In general, garden and patio furniture has just become increasingly popular since the pandemic, kicking off a new trend of al fresco dining and drinking that's really stuck around. And with the warmer summers we’ve been having recently in the UK, it's no wonder why. Whatever style you go for, dining sets are trending, as well as outdoor heating and lighting options that can help keep the outdoor party going as the evening gets colder and darker. Outdoor comfort has also been a big trend, with people generally looking for ways to spend more time outside, so we’ve seen an increase in sun loungers, egg chairs and garden sofas interest as well.

As far as materials go, rattan furniture has been trending for the past few years, capturing that easy, laid-back vibe that just always seems to be popular. It works nicely with garden lounge sets, and is also normally in a neutral shade that's a good starting point for the garden. We’re also seeing the return of metal furniture outdoors, including copper-finished tones, as well as industrial-style looks that incorporate both wood and metal. And of course, wooden furniture remains one of the most popular styles, capitalising on its durability, especially if you treat it properly.

Whether or not you have any actual greenery in your garden or just have a patio space, garden furniture is the easiest way to change things up. And the real perk? It doesn't require any green-fingered know-how. Invest in some good quality furniture and you'll be able to bring some character and some added flair, turning your space into one that's worthy of hosting a Pimm's-soaked party this summer.

When it comes to actual decorating, start by investing in some fundamental pieces and then build out your design style from there. A table and chairs are essential for summer entertaining, and if you have enough space, we'd suggest throwing in an outdoor sofa or sun lounger for relaxing outdoors. Once you have these sorted and in place, it's worth thinking about lighting options, especially if you're planning to keep things going into the evening, as well as some soft furnishings (eg. outdoor rugs) that can add a bit of a personal touch. Adding some outdoor plant pots and plants to your patio can also make it feel more relaxed.

The best garden furniture stores for us are the ones that combine quality, well-made pieces with designs that are chic and elevated. To choose the best ones, we sought out a range of stores that spanned different design styles, from more relaxed farmhouse style furniture to sleek contemporary looks, while also looking for stores that would suit different budgets and trying to find some which took more sustainable practices into account when sourcing furniture. Not all of these stores tick every box, but we've incorporated enough range that there should be something here for every shopper. We know these will help you get the garden makeover you're after for summer 2023.

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If you want to emulate that minimalist midcentury aesthetic outdoors, Heal's specialises in garden furniture that will make outdoor spaces feel instantly more modern and contemporary. The brand is particularly adept at those larger garden furniture investments, from square and rectangular tables that come in simple, contemporary black designs to outdoor sofas that strip things back to basic frames with low-key comfortable cushions. These are the kind of items that won't overshadow the rest of your space, especially if you've invested in stand-out lighting or other outdoor accessories such as a fire pit that you want to highlight. After all, 200 years in the bizz has made Heal's a master of understatement. Shop the full collection at heals.com

It's hard to put Oka's design style in just one box. With a collection that encompasses both the rustic and the contemporary spanning metal frames to rattan constructions, there's something for every outdoor aesthetic here, making it one of the best garden furniture stores to start your search. Its best-selling product area is its sociable garden tables, large enough for more than four people to gather around and thus perfect for al fresco entertainers. Its round Orseno set uses benches, rather than chairs, to help you squeeze more people around the table come barbecue season. Shop the full collection at oka.com

Homary's goal is to connect consumers to the right furniture brands for their individual needs, aesthetic preferences and budgets in one place, featuring one of the more expansive ranges of affordable furniture we’ve seen. And while indoor furniture is its main offering, the outdoor range is still giving summer party suitable vibes. If you’re after garden lounge furniture, from relaxing sofas and sun loungers to uniquely shaped recliners and swinging chairs, this is absolutely your spot. It's more of a contemporary look than some, and you might have to do some good sifting through, but there are plenty of hidden gems worth your attention. Shop the full collection at homary.com

The classic go-to shop for anything and everything, John Lewis & Partners has really come through this year with a range of garden furniture that will make you want to spend all of your time outdoors. If you’re after dining table sets that include both chairs and tables, this is the place to look, whether you want a simple steel set, something for lounging or something that blends indoor and outdoor looks for a conservatory. Shop the full collection at johnlewis.com

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With a goal to platform and distribute French artisanal pieces, La Redoute has a broad range of furniture options for both the home and the garden. Whatever your design taste or aesthetic, it's definitely worth taking a look here for some more unique designs. For a table, we would suggest looking at the Choe Perforated Metal High Table, or the Dudena three-piece set. Shop the full collection at laredoute.co.uk

Contrary to what some collections might suggest, garden furniture doesn't start and stop with just dining sets and lounge chairs. The most refined of spaces will also look to incorporate more unique features, while also investing in chic ways to turn more boring and conventional parts of the garden into design elements of their own (whether that be the shed, potting bench or storage options). Tackling just this and more, Garden Trading makes for an excellent browse, whether you’re ready to make the investment yet or just looking for some design inspiration to get you started. From seamless outdoor storage boxes that you can keep tools, logs or pots, to elegant log stores that add a cabin-like rustic vibe or unique table sets that have a really premium feel, Garden Trading has got it covered. Consider your inspo, sorted. Shop the full collection at gardentrading.co.uk

Good outdoor lighting isn't always the easiest to find, especially if you’re after more stylish lights, rather than just your basic black functional pieces. Enter Pooky. A brand dedicated almost entirely to lighting of all kinds, whether for your living room, kitchen, or helpfully, your garden, it's a good option if you want a more elevated feel. The design ethos is all about how lighting can transform your space, and it's true; you'll definitely notice a difference in how your garden feels with the right lighting. From outdoor-suitable sconces to wall and pillar lights in antique bronze or brass designs, and even a few more decorative pieces like hanging lanterns, your garden will be looking beautifully lit in no time. Shop the full collection at pooky.com

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When it comes to furniture, or pretty much any home product, time and time again, Aldi delivers. Whether that's with viral Jo Malone-dupe scented candles or the garden furniture that crops up in its middle aisle in the lead-up to summer, you'd be foolish to snub this budget destination. With its range of rattan-style garden pieces, from stool sets and benches to corner sofas and bistro sets, Aldi is nothing if not unexpected. Shop the full collection at aldi.co.uk

Due to exhibit its collections at the upcoming RHS Chelsea Flower Show, Andrew Martin's range of garden furniture is about capturing a luxury garden feel, combining a sense of artistic foresight, with a creative eye and a focus on making sure it's also practical. Contemporary in design, most of the collection uses unique angles and lines, including curved seats and angular sofas to elevate your garden and really give it a unique, modern and style-aware feel. If you’re after a more specialised luxury vibe, this is a great choice to browse. Shop the full collection at andrewmartin.co.uk

British furniture brand Barker and Stonehouse have a huge presence both digitally and physically in the UK, making it one the country's go-to brands for stylish and good quality furniture. And thankfully, this extends beyond just your home's interiors to the garden. Whether you're after dining sets and larger furniture pieces, or just need some accessory pieces from additional garden seating to more unique hanging chairs, there's a wide range of options here to suit all sizes and styles of outdoor spaces. Oh and the rattan-style furniture options? Exquisite. Shop the full collection at barkerandstonehouse.co.uk

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When shopping for garden furniture, it's often best to think of your garden as an extension of your home. And the furniture you put in it deserves to be chosen with the same care. If you’re looking for a bit more of a luxury touch, and a real injection of quality, Rose & Grey makes for an excellent furniture store to browse. From five-piece outdoor dining sets that really look the part for hosting, to outdoor mirrors and even cashmere lounge chairs and impeccably stylish outdoor throws and rugs, it's got you covered all the way from your furniture to your soft furnishings and accessories. And if you really want to go big on the summer vibes, we’d suggest popping one of the parasols into your cart to channel that vacation-like feeling straight from your back garden. Shop the full collection at roseandgrey.co.uk

Best described as an online marketplace for furniture, or an ASOS of the interior world if you will, Wayfair has a solution to any and all garden furnishing problems that may come your way. Unless, of course, you’re after luxury garden items. Keeping things affordable, but also incorporating many pieces that are designed with quality and longevity in mind (a must when it comes to surviving the British weather), it's worth a browse for anything from larger items to smaller garden accessories. We’d suggest you focus on the garden dining and sofa sets, of which there are many, or even explore some of the more exciting options on the platform, like outdoor heating, hot tubs and saunas, all of which are the ticket to your garden being everyone's favourite hangout spot this summer. Shop the full collection at wayfair.co.uk

If it's a true luxury experience you’re after when shopping for your garden furniture, look no further than Juliettes Interiors. All about working to serve you with only the exact piece of furniture you’re after, all of the brand's outdoor furniture is customisable, with the end goal of helping you create something bespoke for your garden, that really speaks to you and your personal style. You’ll be paying for the experience, with some of the dining sets costing more than £26,000, but the pieces all are impeccably made to emulate the luxury price you’re paying. Should you need advice as well, the brand also has a team of interior designers available to help guide you through the process and find the right thing for you. Shop the full collection at juliettesinteriors.co.uk

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Focused on nothing but gardens, Hayes Garden World is all about turning your outdoor space into your own personal sanctuary. Prioritising customer service, with free UK mainland delivery, after-sales service and regular sales and discounts to help make things a bit more accessible, the online garden furniture marketplace has a wide range of furniture and outdoor accessories, including even more complex garden bits and landscaping tools. From working on your garden's layout to finding the right pieces to bring it to life, this is a great one-stop shop. Shop the full collection at hayesgardenworld.co.uk

Cast your pre-convictions about B&Q out the window, and approach it with a fresh lens. Sure, the brand might be known more for its hardware than its style points, but don't discount its garden furniture range this year. Durable, made to last, and pretty damn affordable, there's plenty to be browsing here, including GoodHome, Keter, GardenCo and Soron pieces. And if you’re after something a bit more unique, like a garden bar, hot tub or fire pit, you’d be wise to direct your attention this way. Shop the full collection at diy.com

It's quite easy to find outdoor accessories and soft furnishings, or even good garden dining sets, but when you’re after those larger, investment pieces, it's a bit trickier to know where to begin. Thankfully, we know the spot. Maze is all about those larger pieces that change up the dynamic and shape of your garden setup, whether you fancy incorporating a fire pit into your sofa and coffee table area, or want a sleek pergola to add some dimension and height to the outdoor space, it's got you covered and then some. And it's not all just one style either, with everything from rattan to aluminium accounted for. Shop soon, and you’ll be able to take advantage of its spring sale, too. Shop the full collection at mazeliving.co.uk

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Finding affordable garden furniture that can hold its own next to the quality of luxury items isn't an easy game to play. Dunelm treads this line very well and is many an interior designer's best-kept secret for finishing touches. Our favourite piece currently has to be the Honolulu six-seater dining set, an acacia wood set which incorporates a table, two benches and two chairs, with room for a parasol. It's a simple, classic look that'll work in almost any space. Shop the full collection at dunelm.com

With a focus on curating unique collections that allow customers to really facilitate their own style in their homes, prioritising timeless, long-lasting pieces over trends that will die out within the year, Cox & Cox is a great place to go for those long-term investment pieces that you plan on having for many years to come. The furniture and homeware brand's outdoor collections aim to help you create a space outdoors that is just as stylish and enjoyable to be in as the inside of your home, with everything from outdoor lighting and accessories to garden dining sets, coffee tables, dining sets, loungers, egg chairs and garden benches. Whatever your style, there should be something here for you that will really spruce up your garden for your next alfresco gathering. Shop the full collection at coxandcox.co.uk

We all know and (somewhat) love Amazon, and it certainly isn't a platform that needs any explanation. But that being said, you probably associate it more with tech and smaller household items than you do larger furniture pieces. Lo and behold, it's actually full of many hidden gems, especially when it comes to garden furniture, and more specifically, affordable garden furniture. Garden sets, whether garden lounging sets or garden dining sets, are what you’ll find the most success with on Amazon, as well as more functional pieces like sun loungers and deck chairs. Look for brands like Outsunny which work to incorporate stylistic elements, but also pay attention to the longevity of the pieces you’re buying. And if you’ve already sorted your staple pieces, in classic Amazon style you can also shop a whole collection of accessories and styling bits, from outdoor lights to outdoor rugs and lanterns. Shop the full collection at amazon.co.uk

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If you've long wished that Pottery Barn was available to shop in the UK, let us direct your attention towards West Elm. Part of the same parent company as US homeware giants Pottery Barn and Williams Sonoma, West Elm has the same polished home furniture vibe, while also working to source pieces sustainably as well. The garden collection spans a range of design styles, with more contemporary and metropolitan dining tables and chairs, as well as some chic and laid-back garden lounge furniture. There's also a fun selection of planters and decor which you can use to really spruce up your outdoor space as well. Shop the full collection at westelm.co.uk

Accessories and soft furnishings aren't just for your interiors, so should you throw a few into your garden furniture mix, you'll notice a major difference in how elevated everything looks. Bringing a nautical vibe with wide-stripe designs, Hommey's cushions can take a neutral garden sofa and turn them into something that looks like it belongs in the garden of an Italian coastal hotel. Made with durable fabrics, the outdoor range is designed to keep its colour even when exposed to the sun for long periods of time and is water repellent (although they should be stored inside when not in use or when there is a risk of rain). To make a big difference in how your garden feels, without spending too much money, this is your easiest win. Shop the full collection at gethommey.com

With an unparalleled virtual shopping experience, The Conran Shop focuses on making it easier than ever to buy furniture online by providing a virtual consultation service to help you figure out which of its pieces would work best in your home and garden. As far as outdoor furniture goes, you’ll be able to find a range of tables, chairs, sofas and decorative accessories, all of which will transform your space. If you need inspiration, we suggest checking out the Selendia Table from Skagerak and the folding outdoor bench, part of its teak collection. And if you’re after lighting, you’ll definitely be able to find it here too. Shop the full collection at conranshop.co.uk

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Habitat draws on its 50-year heritage, taking inspiration from global trends to produce a range of affordably priced outdoor furniture that will make you feel at home in your garden. From tables to seating, Habitat has something for everyone. We particularly like this six-seat table set, which will turn any part of your garden into the perfect drinks spot. Shop the full collection at habitat.co.uk

If you're looking to go above and beyond with your garden, direct your attention no further than LuxDeco. A platform designed to spotlight some of the most opulent and premium furniture brands on the market, it's the place to go for finding those statement pieces that'll get your guests talking every time they come around. Our pick? The Heri hanging chair gives you a relaxing place to chill out while also bringing some boho charm to your space. If you're really looking to make an investment in your garden, or you just want something unique, this is the shop to browse. Shop the full collection at luxdeco.com

Considering the breadth and quality of its furniture, we couldn't not put Marks & Spencer on this list. The store has an impressive range of furniture and accessories, all with varying aesthetics and designs, suited to each and every space. Whether you’re shopping for sun loungers, tables, or a sofa, we’re sure you’ll find something here. Shop the full collection at marksandspencer.com

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If you want to bring a touch of luxury to your garden, look no further. Focusing on finding collections of furniture that blend both traditional and modern styles, Amara has a wide range of designs that will suit all tastes and needs, all from high-end brands. If you have the space, we’re into this bamboo daybed that will make relaxing summer days a dream, as well as this Fermob table for any outdoor entertaining. Shop the full collection at amara.com

In a similar vein to Ikea, Argos is a great place to go for budget-friendly garden furniture basics. Keeping everything affordable, if you need pieces that complement the garden furniture sets you already have or are after a few more chairs or loungers to expand your outdoor seating, Argos has plenty of options worth exploring. From an Acacia Wood two-seater bistro set by Habitat to a CleverSpa hot tub and Argos’ own-brand rattan garden furniture dining set, you’ll be able to find a great range of pieces that bring some style to your outdoor area as well. And if you just need some accessories, such as a parasol or a side table, you’ll also be covered. Shop the full collection at argos.co.uk

Launched with a mission to bring more high-quality furniture to the high street, Smithers of Stamford is the place to go for more unique, standout pieces that'll bring plenty of character and charm to your garden, without just looking like they're the same items you find in everyone else's. From bespoke designer furniture to vintage chairs and tables, the online selection is varied, with something for every design taste and aesthetic style. Our current pick? The hanging cacoon chairs are exactly the place we want to be spending our time this summer. Shop the full collection at smithersofstamford.com

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While maybe not the best place to go for more traditional garden furniture sets or larger rattan pieces, Selfridges is a gold mine for more unusual garden additions and luxury items. Whether it be a teakwood director-style chair, an inflatable hot tub or an organic cotton hammock, if you're looking for pieces that'll make your garden stand out, this is where you need to direct your attention. Shop the full collection at selfridges.com

Neptune places equal focus on the finished product of its creations as it does on the construction and crafting process, meaning all its products have a story to them. Before an item of furniture gets designed comes a lengthy process of finding the best people, the best materials and the best techniques to make them, and that ethos shines through as you browse its collections online or in its picturesque York showroom. Marrying contemporary and more vintage-inspired classic designs, Neptune gives you the opportunity to balance. old and new for a characterful yet contemporary finished product, and that's as true of its shaker kitchens as its garden selection. We're currently lusting after the Cheltenham line, which is all about using curves and textures for a garden that's relaxed with an effortlessly stylish feel. Shop the full collection at neptune.com

Decorum's garden furniture and accessories are more than just functional items, focusing on bringing a chic, avant-garde personality to your outdoor space. Whether that's with a decorative drinks trolley that'll bring the party to summer barbecues, a monochromatic wind chime to dangle from a tree branch or a daybed that takes the form of a curvaceous sculpture, the collection has a signature artistic look that'll give your home an artistic verve. Shop the full collection at decorum-shop.co.uk

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Bringing the Bridgerton vibes to Clapham courtyards and Cotswold cottages alike, East London Parasols takes its inspiration from India, where decorative and shade-giving parasols are used to bring an outdoor space to life. Favouring flamboyant, bold designs with bright patterns and ornate fringe detailing, its selection of parasols will be an instant focal point for your garden – no bad thing when you're trying to turn it into somewhere you'll want to spend time or host friends and family in. If you do want to keep things simple, there are plenty of neutral options to choose from, too. Shop the full collection at eastlondonparasols.com

Given that The Range has more than 175 stores in different locations across the nation, chances are you've been in and are pretty aware of the kind of furniture you can expect from one of its stores. Focusing on quality at affordable prices, The Range has everything from DIY equipment to lighting, but it's the company's outdoor living and garden furniture line that we'd recommend paying attention to. If you're after some staple pieces of garden furniture, such as a bench, lounge seats or patio sets, you'll be able to find everything you need here without breaking the bank. If you need some seating, we're particularly into this four piece Rattan set. Shop the full collection at therange.co.uk

Focusing on a modern aesthetic that uses bolder, more vibrant colours to bring a space to life, Graham & Green is the perfect place to find some more exciting garden furniture this year. From outdoor sofa sets to swinging chairs, as well as accessories, lighting and soft furnishings, the brand has an extensive range of everything you'll need this summer to spruce up your garden and make it a more enjoyable place to spend your time. Shop the full collection at grahamandgreen.co.uk

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Based in the southeast, Fishpools sells both indoor and outdoor furniture, with an extensive range of both. Perfect for outdoor entertaining this year, its latest range of outdoor dining furniture focuses on creating a relaxed and comfortable environment for you to spend time with friends and family. We're particularly loving the look of its rattan dining sets, which are both UV-resistant and suitable for all weathers. And with sets that include four to six-seat options, there's something for everyone and every garden. Be quick though. Stock is limited! Shop the full collection at fishpools.co.uk

Garden furniture isn't hard to come by in its more basic form, but if you're after something a bit more creative, unique and exciting, Harbour Lifestyle is worth a browse. Whether you're looking for larger pieces such as pergolas that transform your garden space, want to implement areas where you can cook outdoors with firepit dining sets or pizza ovens, or simply need some sun loungers or rattan sofas, this should be your new go-to. Shop the full collection at harbourlifestyle.co.uk

Having your very own retreat in the garden sounds pretty good, don't you think? This is where Bramblecrest comes into play. Focused on producing furniture that does exactly that, Bramblecrest is all about creating a relaxed vibe that still looks sophisticated and elegant. Based in the Cotswolds, Bramblecrest has 21 years of history behind it, building its success on the principles of high-quality products that pay close attention to the details. From soft furnishings, all the way to hanging chairs and furniture sets, this is a great go-to brand for all of the outdoor essentials this year. Shop the full collection at bramblecrest.com

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Whether you're after dining sets, outdoor sofas, fire pits, tables or sunbeds, Moda Furnishings has a great selection of garden furniture for any and all of your needs this summer. Choose between Moda's four contemporary collections (Birkin, Talia, Salone and Sky) or one of the brand's many ranges and you'll find everything you need to give your garden a fresh upgrade. We're particularly into the Birkin Collection, an all-weather collection of modern furniture that's simple, yet very effective. For relaxing outdoors when we're lucky enough to have some good weather, try the Corner Sofa Dining Table Set. Shop the full collection at modafurnishings.co.uk

It won't be news to anyone, but if you want reliable and affordable furniture that still looks pretty stylish, Ikea is always a safe choice. The brand's range of outdoor furniture feels as extensive as its indoor lines, catering for almost every aesthetic. For your larger garden furniture pieces, such as a table and chairs or an outdoor sofa, this is a good place to find simple pieces that you can complement with bolder furnishings. To create a comfortable garden area for drinks and dinners, we recommend the Sollerön series, which features cushioned rattan sofas. Shop the full collection at ikea.com

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