2022 Garden Trends:
Outdoor furniture ideas for al fresco living
16 February 2022
February 2022: The trend for outdoor living continues to grow, with customers looking to gardens, patios and balconies as spaces to relax and unwind as well as entertain. Selecting the right furniture is key, and flexible designs offer an easy way to switch up outdoor areas dependent on changing needs. Spanning mobile, modular and compact design solutions, Habitat’s 2022 garden furniture range offers stylish yet practical solutions for making the most of outdoor spaces, no matter the size.
Trending: Day Beds
“Day beds are the latest must-have furniture piece, elevating the comfort levels of gardens and patios for hours of reclining outdoors. The simple addition of a set of wheels makes it easy to manoeuvre when you’re chasing the last of the summer rays.”
Ben Stanton, Designer
Design Details: Double Hanging Chair
“Our woven swing seat is the perfect destination to relax and unwind with a book or glass in hand. To ensure a neat footprint, we designed a frame that wraps under the seat rather than jutting out to the side. It’s great for renters as the detachable seat means it’s easily transportable. Plush, weather resistant cushions in a light putty hue can be layered up with cushions and throws for cooler evenings.”
Andrew Tanner, Design Manager
Trending: Modular Designs
"With its flexible modular design, this set can be extended to accommodate more guests or reduced for a more intimate space. Its tall, slatted walls help create an ambient outdoor sanctuary, allowing for trailing foliage and festoon lighting whilst the eucalyptus wood enriches any space, contemporary or traditional.”
Andrew Tanner, Design Manager
Design Details: Garden Sofa Set
“This sofa set was designed with long lazy gatherings with friends and family in mind. The epitome of comfort, it features a deep comfortable seat and two matching armchairs which are balanced either side with deep fill cushions. Marrying the palette of terracotta is the frame made from FSC eucalyptus. The pared-back yet relaxed design lends itself to both Scandinavian or global garden set-ups.”
Andrew Tanner, Design Manager
