Morso Forno Outdoor Oven
Fans of homemade wood-fired pizza will appreciate the versatile Forno Outdoor Oven, which can also be used for grilling succulent steaks, smoking fish and even baking bread. Made of durable, double-coated cast iron. £999 from Morsø — www.morsoe.com
Bringing light to the gloom
Light up a dark corner with the Large Bamboo hanging lantern. £59 from Ella James — www.ellajames.co.uk
Trident tested
Toasted marshmallows over the firepit? These tri-pronged Toasting Forks will satisfy several sweet tooths. £14.99 for three, from Thompson & Morgan — www.thompson-morgan.com
Keeping your logs dry
Made of spruce, the Aldsworth wide log store will hold a plentiful supply in dry conditions, £180 from Garden Trading — www.gardentrading.co.uk
Easy does it
Sit back in the Vita Relax chair, made from teak with all-weather woven-fibre seat and back. £1,435 from Indian Ocean — www.indian-ocean.co.uk
Staying cosy
Wrap up warm in the Forth double-face throw, a pure lambswool throw inspired by the Scottish landscape. £245 from Johnstons of Elgin — www.johnstonsofelgin.com
Staving off the chill
The cosy Eira throw is made of pure British wool to stave off a winter chill. £200 from Neptune — www.neptune.com
Galio Corten gas fire
This automatic outdoor Galio Corten gas fire pit is designed for easy installation (no electric connection required) and can be controlled via an integrated panel, a handheld remote or an app with a smart-home system. Costs from £2,263, from Planika — www.planikafires.com
Lounge lover
Designed for curling up under a throw, the comfortable Lloyd Loom lounge chair, Gigi. From £880 by Vincent Sheppard — www.vivalagoon.com
The man who risked it all for a life making beautiful garden furniture
Simon Burvill threw caution to the wind when he gave up a career in engineering in order to make outdoor
Credit: Gaze Burvill
Five stunning garden furniture pieces that show why you should buy for a lifetime, not just a summer
You only need buy garden furniture once in your life – so why not buy something beautiful?
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