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Kettler has introduced some stylish pieces of garden furniture this year in a range of materials, from metal and weave, to rope and wood. Lets take a look at its new ranges in turn, from the weave based Avora, Derwent and Foxley, to the aluminium set, Tudor, the rope based Merano and the acacia wooden range, Meadow. Whichever you choose, there is a perfect set for your garden.

The Kettler Meadow range is a collection of wooden framed patio sets, with fresh green toned cushions atop an FSC assured acacia wooden frame, complemented with green weave chair backs. The Meadow complete range of lounge and dining sets are ideal for the family garden.

Alexander Rose produces stunning garden furniture in a range of materials, from weave and rope metal frames, to real wood. Each piece has an eye catching design, with comfort and durability in mind. Here we look at our Alexander Rose collections in 2026 and their stand out features, including new collections, Cotswold wood and Palermo weave.

Garden cushions have come a long way. Just a few years ago, choosing between comfort and weather resistance was a frustrating trade-off. Cushions that could handle rain were often stiff and uninviting, while the soft, sink-in comfort we love was limited to dry weather and needed constant storage.

With modern cushion technology, almost all garden furniture brands now offer weather-resistant cushions that combine luxury comfort with all-season practicality. But even with these advancements, proper storage is still key to keeping cushions fresh, clean, and looking their best for years.

For years, corner sets have been the go-to for those looking to create a sociable outdoor seating area. But in 2025, they’re being edged out by something more adaptable: the lounge set.

A growing trend in garden furniture is rope weave, which provides a striking looking alternative to rattan weave. Providing durable rope weave seat backs and sides, rope weave is perfect for the modern garden.

Garden furniture colour trends in 2025 are moving away from dark grey tones to include soft browns and creams, gentle greens and soft light greys, to suit the contemporary garden wherever you are.

Wooden garden furniture looks set to be a growing trend over the coming years, with more lines made with wooden frames, or with attractive wood detailing. Strong and attractive, traditional and long lasting, wood is an ideal garden furniture material, with key brands such as Kettler, featuring it more often in their collections. Key to their appeal is sustainability, with woods such as acacia and teak sourced from FSC forests, making them a greener consumer option.

Our garden furniture is easy to take care of, but there are a few simple tasks recommended to undertake in order to keep it looking its best. In this post, we focus on frame and cushion maintenance of our major brands: Hartman, LIFE, Leisure Grow, Norfolk Leisure and Kettler.

Garden furniture comes in a variety of styles, and the material you choose is very personal. It could be based on many factors, depending on the look you are going for – traditional or contemporary – your budget, and the benefits that each material can bring to your garden.

Here at Garden4less, we want to provide you with the very best in outdoor furniture. So we only stock brands from prestigious companies that have a solid reputation in providing quality furniture, which is designed to look good and last. In this post, we outline our biggest furniture brands: Hartman, Kettler, Leisure Grow, LIFE and Norfolk Leisure.

The Durban range has a very distinctive style. Boasting a unique and luxurious seagrass effect weave with teak frame, it is very different to other wicker sets on the market.

Kettler Naples is a stylish range of wooden sets with rope weave seating, which would be ideal for either indoor or outdoor use.

 Boasting the natural look and feel of wood twinned with polyester rope in a weave effect, the Freeport collection from Kettler is designed for maximum comfort.