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Outdoor furniture: Connecting with nature

In the West, open-air patios, porches and backyards, decorated with teak bars, benches, wagon ring ben-ches and patio tables add to the charm of the house. This same veer is catching on in Pakistan and many furniture shops and interior designers are also gift their skill and expertise to help people better utilise extensive spaces.

Whether it is the scorching sun, treacherous winds or heavy rainfall, outside furniture should be made to resist nature. Fareed Hamza of On Kraft says, “For outdoor furniture, we use sandstone, make-up glass and wood as they are durable, weather-resistant, in too to being aesthetically pleasing.” Meanwhile designer Ainee Shehzad believes that, “It is urgent that the furniture merges with the landscape outside and is in sync with type. Materials such as wood, stone and fibre glass should be second-hand because they look beautiful and are weather-resistant.” Originator of private design company Le Mosque Elan Humaira Hayat feels, “Normally, outside furniture is an extension of the general theme of the entire race; however, other factors such as durability and client preference are also crucial.” She further adds, “For patios and gardens, we use wrought iron and stone. Wood can also be acquainted with; however, it is not the best material since wind and water exposure often hurt and crack the wood.”

Source: The Express Tribune

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