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1. This beautifully presented straight Vantage Outdoor Kitchen from Grillo has everything you need to get the party started. From the built-in fridge and sink to the shelves to hold the drinks, this striking kitchen looks well-appointed for the next social gathering; even the dog agrees! Price: £9300. www.grilloliving.com


2. The Charlie Oven in Honeycomb by Cheeky Charlie Oven Company Ltd is a BBQ, a smoker, a charcoal oven, and a pia oen ts an infi nitel better wa to cook outdoors, with proper, profes- sional-grade materials, the oven is built to last and work in snow, rain, or shine. Price: £5250. www.charlieoven.com


3. The Langley Corner Set by Daro (Trading) Ltd has been designed to add some drama to any large patio. Created usin a chun  mm raffi a weave and bordered with a powder coated, all weather aluminium frame, this furniture set is perfect for entertaining family and friends. Price: £3915. www.daro-cane.co.uk


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4. Made from high-quality wood and dark matte metal, the Taymar Sofa by Sweetpea & Willow sofa features a plush seat and backrest upholstered in your choice of bespoke fabric. In the summer months, soak up the sun and spend your days enjoying the good weather outdoors. Price: £2360. www.sweetpeaandwillow.com


5. Add a touch of style and luxury to your outdoor entertaining area with the Hawaii Wave 2000 W Free Standing Patio Heater from Lime Lace. The heater has a stylish, circular design that is ideal for ensuring 360° focused heat coverage, which guarantees to keep your guests toasty warm. Price: £649. www.limelace.co.uk


6. The Adezz Corten Steel Gas Firepit by Garden House Design is as fi red and stores the gas bottle neatly away. Starting out as ‘blue’ steel, once corten steel is exposed to the elements it will naturally weather over time and develop a protective layer of rust, producing a distinctive orange colour. Price: £934. www.gardenhousedesign.co.uk


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