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Outdoor garden furniture trends

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April 18, 2026

Style up your outdoor space with seating, lighting and decorative flourishes, says Sam Wylie-Harris

Outdoor garden furniture trends

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"As summer approaches, we naturally start seeking ways to capture that holiday feeling... longer days remind us that a getaway doesn’t always require a plane ticket," highlights Daniel Smith, founder of furniture brand Danetti, who are celebrating their 20th year of championing quiet luxury.

"Sometimes it’s as simple as creating a corner of the garden to unwind, entertain, and soak up the evening sun.

"Whether it’s a daybed that transforms a small patio into a relaxed lounge; or a large dining table that turns weeknight meals into al fresco escapes, the right setup can make all the difference."

"Swap rigid wooden chairs for plush seating upholstered in tactile fabrics, with deep seats and wide arms—instant cues that signal a welcoming, sophisticated space, much like hosting a dinner party inside,” suggests Smith.

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