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cent over the last month. Similarly, consumers are also looking for how to style their spaces with ‘summerhouse interiors ideas’ also increasing by 10 per cent over the same period.


U Jenny Davis, Head of Marketing


for Forest Garden, said: “As people look to maximise every inch of their living space, it’s no surprise that summerhouses are soaring in popularity. Not only are they incredibly versatile but they look stunning and elevate gardens in the style stakes.


“In terms of planning, most summerhouses don’t need any special permissions so it’s a hassle- free way of creating additional living space.


“Our summerhouses are


incredibly stylish and have been designed to offer timeless, laid-back luxe. With their large, expansive windows they are flooded with natural light and are the perfect place to escape the sun’s rays or those pesky summer downpours.” Forest Garden have two summerhouse collections, the 4Life and the Beckwood. The 4Life Collection offers a contemporary touch on traditional summerhouses. Their straight cut overlapping boards not only look great but aid water runoff and allow for natural movement. These modular summerhouses use


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As the Mercury climbs, consumer interest in summerhouses is increasing according to new research from Forest Garden, one the UK’s leading manufacturers and distributors of wooden garden products.


more timber for a stronger build. The Beckwood Collection of shiplap summerhouses are crafted with precision and style. They are durable and offer a more coastal- inspired feel.


Jenny added: “Whether you want to create an entertaining space, a relaxing haven or an outdoor playhouse for the kids, a summerhouse is a brilliantly versatile option.”


THROW A SUMMER SOIREE WITH A GARDEN BAR


New research from Forest Garden, one of the UK’s largest manufacturers and distributors of wooden garden furniture, shows that interest in garden bars is on the rise.


Using data from Pinterest,


Forest Garden found searches for ‘tiki bars’ are currently up by 10% compared to last month, while garden party aesthetic and DIY outdoor bar are also on the increase.


Jenny Davis, Head of Marketing


for Forest Garden, says: “Over the last few years, the way we use our homes has changed, with many looking to utilise gardens as an extension of the living space. But the way we socialise has changed too. “More and more people are entertaining at home, hosting


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Retail prices of Forest Garden summerhouses start from £589.99. For more information on these and the rest of the range of quality garden products, visit www.forestgarden.co.uk.


sing data from Pinterest, Forest Garden found that searches for ‘summerhouse’ have climbed 10 per


barbecues and soirees which has led to a big rise in demand for contemporary garden bars.” Forest Garden’s range of garden bars include everything from the budget and space-friendly Fold Down Wall Garden Bar through to the Reverse Apex Garden Bar, which features a service hatch complete with bifold shutters. Crafted from timber, each one


can be painted to suit individual styles, whether that be a tropical- inspired tiki bar or a more sophisticated gin palace. Jenny adds: “The best thing about these home bars is that you can make them your own. Paint it, decorate it, add optics and accessorise it to your heart’s content. It’s guaranteed to get the party started and, of course, once


you’ve finished enjoying your tipple you just secure the bar and walk the few feet to the comfort of your own bed.”


 The range of garden bars are available now from Forest Garden, with prices starting at £189.99. Visit www.forestgarden.co.uk to find out more about these and the rest of the range.


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