Discover Scandi
Kate Reed, Co-Owner Angela Reed
The Scandi garden design is very on-trend at the moment and it isn’t hard to see why. It is all about a minimalism, rejuvenation and a calm aesthetic that invites you to relax and recoup in your outside space.
You don’t need to have a total overhaul of your garden either, but instead introduce small accessories to really embrace the trend and create that sanctuary for your own garden.
Scandi Garden Furniture
Natural wood tables and chairs are perfect for Scandi gardens. Reflecting the natural world around you and being close to nature is very important to the Scandinavian style of living and so choosing something that is minimalist, whilst remaining natural is key to this design choice.
Our Saunton Teak garden furniture is not only made with natural teak, but has showerproof cushions, so the British weather doesn’t need to spoil your style.
You can pick up colour through your accessory selection, whether it is through distinctive plant pots or lanterns, you can create the perfect outdoor space this summer.
Back to Nature
Embracing the natural world and wild planting is also very important to the Scandi style garden. Whilst the climate may be a little different to what we are used to in the UK, you can make good choices with fruit trees, pollinators and wildflowers to enrich your outdoor space for nature.
Our recycled metal bird feeders are a winner for nature and the environment and can also act as a striking talking piece.
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