Beautiful suggestions for stylish garden furniture
Hetty Chidwick chooses stylish garden furniture


Large swing, £345 with engraving on both sides, The Oak and Rope Company (01227 469413; www.oakandrope.co.uk)
Canopy swing, £2,574, Daniel Pouzet for Dedon (01279 816001; www.leisureplan.co.uk)
Ribbesford swing seat, £2,695, John Maurice (01299 827646; www.johnmaurice.co.uk)
Toddler swing, £195, Bramble Cottage Woodcraft (01449 737612; www.bramble-swing-seats.co.uk)
Round swing, £150, Make Me Something Special (01252 703196; www.makeme somethingspecial.co.uk)
Idler swing seat, £1,870, Wilverley (01843 603462; www.wilverley.com)
RHS chestnut three-seater swirl-back swing, £1,994 plus VAT, Sitting Spiritually (01297 443084; www.sittingspiritually.com)
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Safari original old rocker, from £2,985, Odd (01993 830674; www.oddlimited.com)
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