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Outdoor dining nook with timber furniture beneath eucalyptus foliage; illustrative AI-generated image.

THE OUTDOOR LIVING FIELD GUIDE

Make more
of the outside.

Considered guidance for garden and patio furniture, starting with the space you have, the way you use it and the care each piece needs.

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AI-GENERATED ILLUSTRATION · NOT A PRODUCTSALT / TIMBER · FIELD NOTES 01
01

Measure firstLeave room to move.

02

Think about exposureSun, rain and storage.

03

Read the care notesProducts differ.

THE GARDEN EDIT

Outdoor pieces
for real life.

From a compact balcony to a long lunch table, the right setup depends on footprint, comfort, material and the amount of care you want to manage.

01 / GATHERMake space
for a meal.
DINING & BISTRO

OUTDOOR DINING

Plan a setting around the available space

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03 / SMALL SPACEKeep the
floor clear.
BALCONY & COURTYARD

COMPACT SPACES

Flexible pieces for balconies and courtyards

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PATIO FOOTPRINT & CARE PLANNER

Will it fit?
What needs care?

Enter the patio and furniture dimensions you have, then choose a material and exposure. This creates a simple layout check and questions for the maker.

Planning estimate only · Check exact product details
YOUR SPACE & SETMETRES
Enter dimensions for a quick layout check.

Clearance is your own planning assumption. The check does not include chair movement, access routes, steps, umbrellas or local requirements.

MATERIALS & CARE

Names aren't
weather guarantees.

Check the exact finish.

Ask for the material, coating, hardware and cushion details for the specific piece you are considering.

Read the maker’s care advice.

Check cleaning, covers, storage and seasonal care. Recommendations can vary by product and setting.

Understand the written warranty.

Review current inclusions and exclusions. No material or finish guarantees a particular service life.

SALT / TIMBER

Start with the space.
Make it your own.

Practical notes for a more considered outdoor setup.

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