Think about where you’re going to be using your garden sofa. If you like to follow the sun around the garden, choose a lightweight design or folding lounger that’s easy to carry or one on wheels that can be moved without lifting. Sofa-style seating tends to be quite hefty so will need a more permanent set-up, but opting for a modular seating arrangement will give you the flexibility to re-jig the layout if you fancy a change. Make sure you have a firm, level lawn, concrete paving or decking so your furniture won’t tip or sink.
Wicked sofa in Taupe/Charcoal, £2,145, Vincent Sheppard
The Wicked collection was designed by Brussels-based designer Alain Gilles. It comes in a selection of fabrics to suit your individual tastes and garden style.
Loop three-seater sofa in Seagull, £4,035, Gloster
This comfortable and durable sofa can be crafted 8 different fabric styles and colourways to suit your own personal tastes.
Rome module sofa, £4,979, BoConcept
Get a comfortable place to enjoy the open air and transform your terrace into a contemporary living space with Rome.
Moments corner module, £5,395, Cane-line
Moments corner module is designed by the Danish design duo Foersom & Hiort-Lorenzen MDD.
Terramare two-seater sofa, £2,064, Emu
Attractive shapes and large dimensions characterise the Terramare sofa collection by Studio Chiaramonte/ Marin, designed to create cosy and personal settings both indoors and out.
Blau sofa, £3,310, Gandia Blasco at Barbed
The BLAU outdoor sofa adds the finishing touch to the BLAU outdoor furniture collection. The sofa is made of powder coated aluminium profiles and powder coated aluminium micro-perforated sheet.
Tibbo three-seater sofa, £8,604, Dedon at Leisure Plan
Cushions come in a soft ‘fluffy’ style as shown, or an alternative more structured version if preferred.
