My Urban Garden Deco Guide

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Leading outdoor designer Richard Frinier launched his range designed for Brown Jordan at Maison et Objet.

..And great news for those in the UK & Europe: Brown Jordan is expanding its sales there too.

Cloud Nine set includes  chairs, sectionals, tables, sofas, love seats and ottomans.

Made with parabolic mesh.

+Pot is a new design by REPHORM in Germany.

The PE pot is made in quarters you peel back to wrap around an existing tree.

Clever idea for a small space: the new BALKONZEPT by Rephorm.de

Vondom have launched a new series of ULTRA pots. As always in PE, suitable for permanent outdoor use.

Prices start at 300 USD. In Europe, check with the brand for a quote.

The series also includes a super tall narrow pot (higher than an average person!).

The Marlene has been designed based on old-fashioned wood chairs with the modern twist using up-to-date materials. 

Marlene is available in either 5 transparent polycarbonate or 4 shining nylon colours. 

Innovative design by www.focus-creation.com!

This has to be eco-chic taken to new heights:

This green house was created by Marijke Bruinsma fromthe dutch firm De Stuurlui Stedenbouw and Marjan van Capelle and Arjen de Groot from Atelier GRAS! .

Made in vegetable crates normally used to transport vegetables, the crates serve as small beds for growing plants, which were then set into a modular frame.

Elitis, the high end fabric designers have launched a fabulous collection of outdoor velvets. Hera is treated to stand by pools and sea sides.

20 colors are available.

In France, in southern Normandy, the 'Parc Saint Symphorien' is soon to re-open and it will be so much more than any other park!

Art meets landscapes meets history ... The animals, plants, art and other things to view will be stunning.

Well worth a hop over to their web site:

http://www.parc-saint-symphorien.fr/Home-page