skip to main content

garden table and chairs

greekbeachhouses

5 years ago

i have an antique table i use outdoors and i want armchsirs to go with it but they don't go under the table, is this ok design wise?

Comments (2)

PRO
Styledesign
5 years ago
Do you have some pictures? They will be helpful to give you an answer.

Thank you!
Emmanuelle
5 years ago
It sounds lovely design wise... but would you be able to have your legs under the table when you eat?
Have a look at Petersham Nurseries/ café for inspiration on antique tables with chairs! Their place is so inspirational!
Related Discussions
Need some advices to find a bar table and a vertical garden in UK!
Q
Comments (2)
Many apologies only just saw your enquiry. In case you are still looking, Florafelt is available for green walls in UK from Eden Green Walls at www.edengreenwalls.co.uk. We supplied vertical planters for Cloudy Bay at the Chelsea Flower Show and Harvey Nichols this year. Shan, at Eden Green Walls
...See More
Garden chairs
Q
Comments (0)
They have a 45.5 x 47 cm seat and I'm looking for a cushion for them
...See More
Painting outdoor garden furniture yay or nay?
Q
Comments (32)
Hey there. Well, both options have their pros and cons. Painting your furniture can give it a fresh new look while getting new chairs and tables can completely transform your outdoor space. It really depends on your budget and personal preference. If you're looking for new furniture, I recently stumbled upon this website https://www.gardencentreshopping.co.uk/ which has a great selection of waterproof furniture. Feel free to check it out and LMK what you think.
...See More
Please help us with our kitchen layout/ reconfiguration, very stuck!
Q
Comments (28)
Thanks for your advice both of you. We live in England to answer your question Gabby. Is there a rule in Scotland that the aisles have to be 120cm and if so why ? Jonathan, I was kind of thinking we would want to use the island for eating meals on like we do now with our current kitchen table, but I guess if the DR is open to the kitchen then it wouldn't be a problem to take a few steps more to the dining room table (because we use it so infrequently at the moment I am finding that hard to visualise). I am going to post a better plan of our current kitchen and dining room (with the pantry taken out) and I am also going to post a photo looking out from the window in our dining room. I am wondering if we did turn the DR into our kitchen could we make the window ledge higher and put the units in an L-shape so we could put the sink in the window? (and still have space for an island) I know this goes against some of my earlier points, especially about being worried people would be able to look in at us/and would create a more goldfish bowl feeling but I am just playing around with ideas.
...See More

Sign Up to Comment

Sponsored

More Discussions

How could I improve the look of front of our house?

42

What to do with my loft space?

8

Too much blue. what other color is right here?

8

Kitchen/diner extension where to put kitchen?

2

How could be best layout our kitchen/diner/hallway?

6

United Kingdom

Tailor my experience with cookies

Houzz uses cookies and similar technologies to personalise my experience, serve me relevant content, and improve Houzz products and services. By clicking ‘Accept’ I agree to this, as further described in the Houzz Cookie Policy. I can reject non-essential cookies by clicking ‘Manage Preferences’.