Our Style Editor is obsessed with this garden chair from George Home at Asda
It's a fraction of the price of a similar premium version
After a new garden chair without wanting to break the bank? George Home is selling a wooden lounge chair for under £100 and our Style Editor is obsessed with it.
We know we keep saying it, but we really mean it this time – it's officially the time of year to bring out the garden furniture. We know that investing in the best garden chair is a worthwhile buy for an outdoor living room.
So if you're after an affordable upgrade to jazz up your garden furniture ideas, we might have spotted just the thing for you, courtesy of our very own Style Editor.
George Home wooden lounge chair
Our Style Editor, Anna Morley, spotted this lounge chair from George Home at a recent press event and said she instantly fell in love with it – not to mention that it looks awfully similar to a premium lounge chair from Bloomingville with a much heftier price tag.
Anna has over a decade of experience styling and art directing photo shoots of readers' homes and of beautiful homeware products plus producing style features for publication. She discovered her passion for interiors after living and working in L.A. and upon her return to the UK, started a career in interior magazines. After moving back to Essex with a short stint in Scotland, she now lives in the Leicestershire countryside with her young family.
George Home's Wooden Lounge Chair is made from an FSC acacia hardwood frame with a deep oiled teak effect finish and the hand-woven cream rope design is simply to die for and a must-have addition to any garden.
Anna comments: 'The woven detail gives it such a lovely element of textural style and sophistication – it's simple but so effective.'
The George Home Wooden Lounge Chair is comparable to the Bloomingville Keila Lounge Chair but at a much more competitive price point.
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'The Bloomingville chair is utterly gorgeous and I've always got a place in my heart for it, but the George Home dupe is such a great alternative and for a fraction of the price,' adds Anna.
'I love that this George Home woven piece can be used indoors or outdoors, it could happily take up residence in my home or garden. Its smaller size means it's not bulky or overbearing and could easily fit into a small nook or corner of a garden space easily.'
Lounge chairs are essential to any outdoor space setup, whether it's to prep yourself for garden parties or for your own relaxation time, so it pays to buy pieces that you will love for years to come – and Anna agrees.
'I've always loved a statement chair and think they have that ideal combination of being a design statement as well as a practical piece – an absolute decor win-win.'
Jullia is Ideal Home’s Junior Writer and the Ideal Home Certified Expert in Training on Vacuums, having spent over 60 hours testing different models. She’s always loved all things homes and interiors, graduating with a bachelor’s degree in Architectural Studies from the University of Nottingham where her love for writing blossomed following her internship at ArchDaily. Now focused on home tech and cleaning, Jullia works on writing features and explainers to help people make the most of their home appliance investments, putting the newest launches through their paces. When she isn’t writing, she loves exploring the city, coffee shop hopping, and losing hours to a cosy game or book.
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