If you're going to the Chelsea Flower Show this year, be sure to drop by the Nova stand to see the latest range of garden furniture for the home, which is suitable for conservatories too.
According to Nova, conservatories were first created in the 17th century by a Dutch farmer looking to save his plants during the cold winter months, although some suggest that the history of conservatories goes back even further. But of course it was the early nineteenth century when most of the designs still seen today were introduced.
Nova’s range of indoor-outdoor furniture is designed to look great and work well both inside the home and out. Aluminium frames ensure that it’s light and easy to move from the home into the garden, as well as being rust proof and durable. Whilst the smart, all weather resin weave will maintain its looks under glass and outdoors.
One of the ranges Nova will be showing at the Chelsea Flower Show is Forge, pictured here on the right. Made from cast aluminium and inspired by classic English wrought iron designs, this intricate set is both beautifully decorative as well as functional. Available in matt black, Forge looks perfect a traditional English garden.
Another of the many collections on display is Nova’s Heritage Royale collection (pictured at the top of the article) of armchairs, recliners, and table . Each of these combines luxury with comfort for those seeking to strike a sophisticated tone in their gardens. The armchairs are ideal for round the table dining, and with the recliners ready for you to sleep off all that food and wine, this set ensures you many pleasant afternoons of relaxing in the sunshine.
For more information visit Nova on stand SR10 or go to the website www.novagardenfurniture.co.uk.
Author: Elizabeth Hambelton. Posted on May 24, 2007
