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Love to Lounge W
ith designs to suit outdoor spaces of all styles and sizes, Bramblecrest has launched its
latest range of premium garden furniture, just in time for the new season. With the belief that relaxing outdoors requires the same ease and enjoyment of being indoors, great attention has been paid to the design, comfort and practicality of each sofa, dining, and lounging set. And with the added options of fire pits, complementary scatter cushions and furniture accessories, the collection delivers the complete outdoor living look. Johnny Sparkes, Head of Product for Bramblecrest says “Our 2023 collection reflects our customers’ growing desire to create seamless transitions between indoor and outdoor living. The new all- weather fabric and aluminium ranges replicate the textures and finishes of indoor furniture, but with innovative materials that may be left outdoors, all year round.”
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Amsterdam New Contemporary Amsterdam features a sleek angular design with broad armrests and sumptuous Eco-cushions for all-day lounging Available as dining, sofa and firepit sets, in a range of size options.
Lucca New Lucca has a distinctive design primed for relaxation. With effortlessly stylish pedestal legs and generously upholstered seats, backs, and armrests, it’s the perfect choice for lazy days lounging in the sunshine.
Bramblecrest design, produce and sell a wide range of traditional and contemporary premium garden furniture to stockists in the UK and Europe as well as directly online.
Introducing Bramblecrest’s 2023 Premium Garden Furniture Collection
Bergen New Scandinavian-inspired Bergen boasts a sleek, square shape and cool, dark aluminium frame. Softened by the natural texture of its FSC teak armrests and tabletops, this is a modern classic.
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