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July 31, 2008

Rice Grain Chairs

As I'm heading off to Lewes to visit a friend tomorrow, it felt right to mention a local French garden furniture company called Parterre. Forget the wrought iron whitewashed look, they stock an incredible range of vibrant, colourful and creative furniture. Take this Rendez Vous laser cut set of chairs for £380 from the Designer Pascal Mourgue. It's rice grain perforations play with the light on the chairs and 70cm Dia. low table. The range also includes a 110cm Dia Round table and a 160cm x 90cm Rectangular table, both with plain tops. Buy this and get your friends talking.

Posted by Carole

22:21 31/07/08

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July 28, 2008

Picnic Time

Well the suns out, so grab yourself this fresh lime and raspberry
picnic set reduced from £25 to £12.50 from Crocus. They also have lots of reduced furniture and some fantastic architectural sail shades. Given the current food prices, you might want to use thier expert section to get advice on what to plant this Autmn.

Posted by Carole

08:36 28/07/08

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July 11, 2008

Rustic Hose Delights

Well this has to be a first, a rustic hosepipe holder from the very practical useful stuff company. Their site is packed with great gardening gifts and some well priced picnic ware, should the summer ever happen. This £12.50 creation is a great antidote to the green plastic holder which currently graces every garden.

Posted by Carole

14:15 11/07/08

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