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Tag Archives: outdoor furniture
whats your plan for october 1st ?
For some lucky states October 1st is a long weekend, so already plans are in full swing to load up the car and escape for a change of scenery. Although there is of course those of us who will choose to stay put in our local area and soak up the action and good times [...]
the ol’garden shed
Whether it be a place you store a few of those rusty gardening tools, your workshop retreat or a forever growing storage area, I’m sure we can all agree our humble little backyard dwellings leave much to be desired. But don’t be disheartened, there are many ways to improve this outdoor space! How about a [...]
Sat in Design > this weekend
Saturday in Design officially starts this Friday but the big action happens on Saturday. If you’re planning on being part of the fun don’t forget to drop in to see us here at Eco Outdoor in Burnley Street Richmond where we’ll be showcasing our latest outdoor designed furniture ranges for the 2010>11 season. We’ll also [...]
DIY outdoor furniture . . what the?
Another interesting tidbit borrowed from our friends at My Urban Garden Deco Guide shows off the latest innovation from the Milan Furniture Fair which was held in April of this year. Here the Belgian brand Extremis showed up with a very unexpected product. It was not a new design. It was a kit. Or more [...]










interview with luke baldwin of site landscapes