Oct. 29, 2012 -
PRLog -- Due to the fact it is very light, it can be moved around easily,even a children. Combined with its obvious toughness to the elements, rattan furniture will easily match most outdoor spaces. A dining set with a modern twist can look extremely stylish on a trendy patio for instance, while a couple of rattan armchairs with matching cushions look perfectly at home in the garden of a antique looking cottage. A rattan couch or swing looks great in a well-used porch where family and friends tend to gather at night. Step 1: Colour First of all, you need to decide on the colour of your new rattan furniture. Rattan is available in a lot of colours, ranging from black to white – and anything in between. Coloured cushions can also be added to ensure that your rattan furniture blends in perfectly with an accent colour on your patio or garden. Step 2: Design Once you’ve decided on a colour, it’s a case of choosing the correct style to match your home. If you have a modern home you may want to look at furniture with sleek lines & eye catching design. For a traditional home, high backs and subtle lines would complement the space. Step 3: Size When you know what design and colour you would like, it’s a case of choosing the correct size. It is important that the space doesn’t look overcrowded so carefully measure and plan your space. Other benefits of wicker furniture It doesn’t stain. If a drink is spilled on rattan garden furniture it can easily be wiped away using a cloth and water It won’t need replacing for years. And in some cases never at all. If you do decide to replace it it’s because it’s been around for so long that you just feel it’s time for a change It’s incredibly comfortable. The soft material and woven interlocking fibres rattan is made from tends to yield to the sitter’s shape which means wicker chairs don’t really require a cushion to add comfort. It’s actually more of a stylish addition to the furniture. If you’re wondering if the rattan furniture you’ve found in your garden centre is of a good standard, simply flip a chair over to reveal the underside. If the weaving feels tight & there is no use of staples, nails or screws, the furniture is likely a good standard. (This is because they’ve been hand woven, meaning fastenings are not needed. Left outside, staples, nails or screws will rust – causing the chair to fall apart). Find more information pls visit
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