Designing your outdoor garden furniture

Your outdoor garden is the natural way of adding life and happiness to your home. So, it is important to set a theme to your plants according to your dreams and wishes. You could choose the romantic, modern, or colorful theme according to your personality. Your comfort will be the main criteria on choosing the outdoor furniture because it will be your little paradise on earth that will evoke your hidden creativity and power to face life. To design your little garden, you will need some long standing, durable, and comfortable furniture items. Try to assess your budget then define exactly what you need. You may need a hanging, rocking stationary or folding chair made of resin, metal, wooden, vinyl, or wicker material. Your table may be round, square, or rectangle picnic, coffee, or bistro kind made of aluminum, plastic, or wood material. Besides, you may need a large, medium, or small sofa with or without armrests that has four legs or panel base and made of aluminum, steel, or teak. If you are confused you may opt for readymade outdoor furniture set such as the juniper or cube garden furniture. The juniper garden set has black base and frame but white cushions made of the most durable materials mixed with the wicker. The whole set is designed according to the Arizona style that uses the old west themes. It is easy to move and has the ability to resist all the weather’s hard conditions. The cube garden furniture has square table with glass top and four chairs that could be gathered to form a cube shape. It is made of synthetic wicker to combine the beauty of nature with the modern furniture. To be comfortable while choosing your materials, you have to know that every material has its advantages and requirements. The wood is natural, warm, durable; yet, it needs to be stored in an open balcony at the winter. Teak is stylish, comfortable, and luxurious but highly expensive. The cast iron is heavy, but needs anti-rustic solution regularly. As for the aluminum, it is light weighted, durable, not likely to rust easily, but hasn’t a natural look. Hammock, vinyl, and wicker are likely to be suitable for your furniture. However, you have the last word to decide the final design of your outdoor garden furniture. Source: Interior Design 4