Summer's here, and so are lazy weekends in the garden.
Forget your standard bistro sets and fest your sunglasses-clad eyes on these fabulous designs, best enjoyed with a cooling cocktail, bbq and good book...
We were completely blown away by this bad boy - the Hi Rise Dining And Lounge Tower, £11,869, from
Notonthehighstreet.com. It might be more than you - or us - usually spend on garden furniture (or any furniture for that matter), but we can dream. Just look at it!
A new take on a standard hammock design, the Tiipii Bed, £179, from Tiipiibed.co.uk
is perfect for cuddly family moments in the sunshine.
Colourful, comfy and on-budget. What's not to love about these Kali Rope Garden Chairs, £250 each, from Oliver Bonas?
Talk about fancy pants! This Giant Champagne Cork Stool and Table, £170 each, from The Chelsea Gardener are such fun. Don't forget the obligatory glass of fizz when you're using the set.
The Antigua Peach Rattan Weave Garden Daybed, £2,139, from Housing Units is the darling of the garden bed world, and wouldn't look out of place pool-side in the Maldives.
For those lazy days based around two very important things (Pimm's and excellent books), you can't get much better than this Tropical Giro Chair, £129, from Dunelm.
For style lovers, there's only way to hang out this summer - inside this rather fabulous Skyline Fabio Hanging Chair, £2,353, from
Houseology.
If these are up your street, you will love our fun ways to keep the dreamy festival feeling alive in your own garden.
Happy summer, all!
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