Once the weather turns decent, we practically move into the garden. We eat out there, have friends round and sit with a cup of tea whenever the sun shows up, so the table and chairs get used...
CapeverdeGood shout on checking the arms. Since the table is staying, the new chairs need to suit its height and not look like they wandered in from a different set. I’d have a look at the garden chairs here: https://rengard.co.uk/product-category/garden-outdoor-chairs/ . The range includes aluminium, rattan, teak and WPC, so you’ve got a few directions to go in while keeping the old table. Some of the chairs stack, which is handy when you need to clear space for a barbecue or bring them in during winter... moreGood shout on checking the arms. Since the table is staying, the new chairs need to suit its height and not look like they wandered in from a different set. I’d have a look at the garden chairs here: https://rengard.co.uk/product-category/garden-outdoor-chairs/ . The range includes aluminium, rattan, teak and WPC, so you’ve got a few directions to go in while keeping the old table. Some of the chairs stack, which is handy when you need to clear space for a barbecue or bring them in during winter. Keep the colour close to the table even when the material changes, and the mix should look deliberate, not mismatched.
