Another warm day of blue skies and fluffy clouds here. I've just been outside in the garden with our furbaby Jade to hang out some laundry and it's beautiful out there.
Today I thought I'd carry on from yesterday's post and share some more photos taken on Monday at the Ideal Home Show Scotland. Today we'll have a look at the gardening hall and oh my were there some sights there honeys :)
Gone are the days dear ones when the most we could hope to decorate our garden with was a garden shed, a bench and maybe a few gnomes :)
The gardening hall was pretty amazing. In addition to stalls selling garden care equipment such as lawnmowers and hedge trimmers, there were so many examples of beautiful patio furniture. Shall we have a look honeys...
Among my favourites of the many different styles on show were these sectional pieces with matching glass topped tables...
Wouldn't it be a joy to eat dinner outside in the back garden on a warm Summer evening on this patio set honeys?
My first thoughts when we saw this lovely, cozy rounded lounger was that it was literally a book nook for the garden :)
I can so easily imagine myself curling up in this lounger with a good book and our furbaby Jade to hug :) Doesn't it look comfortable and snuggly honeys?
Hubby was very impressed with this dual purpose table and bench set which has a built in chiller & gas fire/BBQ...
The idea of combining items such as a chiller and a heating source into a patio table is fabulous and would be ideal for anyone who enjoys entertaining friends or family in the garden. There is a barrier of glass in place around the flames for safety too.
It wouldn't be a garden section without a hot tub honeys and there were a few on display. The one that stood out most though was this marble effect model...
In addition to the many variations of garden furnishings and other decorative items there seemed to be lots of interesting and varied styles of garden structures or rooms such as this small sauna in the shape of a barrel....
This garden sun room in the shape of a large sphere is so beautiful and would I'm sure be a talking point with friends as well as a lovely place to sit with a good book on a long sunny day :)
It even has a fitted table included so there's even someplace to put a cuppa while you enjoy your book or a place to rest a laptop if you want to work in the garden.I'm definitely being won over to the idea of these little sun rooms, especially when they're as adorable as this little tikki hut inspired building...
Love it!!
Larger in size but just as beautiful was this garden room made from bamboo with roll up sides...
Sitting alongside the bamboo sun room were these fabulous wooden side tables in the shape of book stacks...
Aren't they wonderful honeys? So beautiful.
Back to garden rooms then and I've saved the very best for (almost) last :) I have to admit when I saw this little garden shed in the shape of a hobbit hut I actually squealed :)
Isn't it perfect? I can't imagine ever looking out of the window, seeing this in the garden and it failing to make me smile :) Hubby (being a huge Lord of the Rings fan) thought it was great too, although far too special to be used, as garden sheds usually are, to store the lawnmower :)
Last photo for today then honeys and since these photographs were all taken at a Scottish Ideal Home Show, it has to be this gorgeous bronzed statue of a Highland stag. Simply stunning.
I hope you're having a great week honeys, it's nearly the weekend! Yaaaay! Till next time dear ones, smile lots and hug even more, huggles always xx
Edit: There are some unseen gems from the Ideal Home Show posted here, enjoy! x
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