Hanging egg chairs are so in right now, so much so that everyone who is anyone is buying one – if they can find one in stock, that is. If you are searching for a hanging egg chair for your garden so that you can catch some sun in style – and comfortably – then this one we spotted at QVC shouldn't go amiss. Especially since it's less than £300, and even more so that it's still in stock. It also comes in two colours. Buy it now, just before the bank holiday weekend, and it will be dispatched to you at the end of June...
Why a hanging egg chair? We've spotted hanging egg chairs in everyone's gardens from Mrs Hinch to Reese Witherspoon – Stacey Solomon even has one inside her home. Not only are they stylish but they are so comfortable, and they can be accessorised with fairy lights, artificial flowers, blankets and more. They can make an otherwise boring corner of your garden look fancy, and they provide a very comfortable space to sit. Whether that's with a book in your hand or a G&T.
The Innovators Holly Folding Cocoon Chair is still in stock to buy, and for just £264 right now. This hanging egg chair comes in two colourways so as to match your garden decor, while it's perfect for placing on a decking, patio or even grass. It's large enough to make a statement, while comfortable enough for you to WFH in style, Wi-Fi permitting of course. The cosy plush cushions come included, while it collapses for easy storing come winter. What more could you want?
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Keep scrolling for everything we know about this hanging egg chair from QVC, and to buy one before they sell out. We have a feeling you might regret it if you miss this bargain!
Buy now: Innovators Holly Folding Cocoon Chair –£264 at QVC
This hanging egg chair is made of rattan with a durable steel frame. You can leave it outside year-round, though you may want to cover it in the winter. Alternatively, it folds down to a smaller size so that you can store it in a garage or shed. It can also be dried or cleaned with a damp cloth when need be. As for the cushions that come included, these can’t get wet so you’ll need to pop them inside if there’s a chance of rain. Choose from mocha or grey and invite your friends over to enjoy this egg chair. Just don’t mention the bargain price tag you got it for, or they'll all want one.
Will you be adding a hanging egg chair to your garden this summer? We certainly hope so!
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