Getting stunning new decking for your garden is an exciting time. And what's more, now that you’ve finally got the outdoor space you wanted, it's time to start decorating!
Selecting furniture for your new decking space allows you to start adding your own personal touches – it’s finally time to make your decking your own, personalise it with furniture and finishing touches that make it truly unique.
With so many different furniture materials, styles, and designs available on the market, it can be difficult to know where to start. Here at DeckPlus, we’ve put together a compilation of some of our favourite outdoor furniture pieces to help you get inspired!
1) Queen Anne Garden Chair
This Queen Anne Garden Chair from White Castle Furniture was lovingly made by hand in South Wales. Built to be sturdy, robust, and able to withstand all manner of weather conditions, this gorgeous garden chair brings a charming and rustic aesthetic to your outdoor space.
The traditional finish makes this garden chair easy to pair with all manner of colour schemes and aesthetics. It’s also easy to add a splash of colour – simply add a colourful cushion or throw!
Queen Anne Garden Chair
2) Wylam Oak Garden Seat
This stunning Oak Garden Seat from Funky Chunky Furniture is the perfect option for those looking for garden furniture that will bring a modern and unique twist to their outdoor space. The dynamic use of levels gives you a beautiful seating area, and the diverse lower level can be used for storage, housing potted plants, or displaying garden features.
The unique design is sure to help your garden stand out from the crowd. It’s also available in multiple colours, so you’re guaranteed to find a shade suited to your aesthetic! This Wylam Oak Garden Seat is part of a wider collection of stunning British made garden furniture from Funky Chunky Furniture. If you'd like to take a closer look at this product and other pieces in the collection, click the link below.
Funky Chunky Garden Furniture
3) Outdoor Dining Table and Bench with Steel X Frame Legs
If you’re looking for some outdoor furniture that’s a little more sizeable, this Outdoor Dining Table from The Bespoke Carpentry Co is just the ticket!
This dining table is perfect for outdoor dining, hosting, or even just sitting around and enjoying good weather (when we have it)! The cool neutral grey tones allow this dining table to be easy to pair with all manner of colour schemes, so no matter the aesthetic of your outdoor space, you can complete your desired look with this fantastic dining table.
Outdoor Dining Table with Steel X Frame Legs
4) Small Garden Coffee Table
Coffee tables are a staple piece of furniture for any living space, and your outdoor areas are no exception! This Small Garden Coffee Table from White Castle Furniture is simple, practical, and beautiful.
The minimalistic design of this coffee table allows it to be adaptable to a wide range of different aesthetics. The charming hand-finished aesthetic lends this coffee table a rustic charm that is guaranteed to make your outdoor space feel more homely.
Small Garden Coffee Table
5) 3-Seater Antionette Swing
If you’re looking for a more kinetic and engaging piece of furniture for your new decking, why not consider this Antionette swing from Churnet Valley Furniture?
It’s fun, diverse, and wide enough to seat three people – not only will it be a valuable aesthetic addition to your outdoor area, but it’ll also a be a great spot for spending some quality time with your loved ones.
3-Seater Antionette Swing
And there we have it - our five favourite pieces of outdoor furniture for a decking space! We hope that this blog post has got you feeling inspired and raring to decorate your own decking space!
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