Jennifer Newman


Keeping the outdoors simple


I'm a sucker for all things clean, simple and full of pop. So it was a no-brainer when I came accross a collection of outdoor garden furniture by designer Jennifer Newman.

Shortlisted for the 2006 Grand Designs Magazine Award, Newman's products are constructed of welded aluminum that is available in a wide array of powdercoat finishes. She also notes that the aluminum allows for the pieces to be refinished in the future once you grow tired of your initial color selection.

So there really is no excuse not to go with the pink now!

Link: Jennifer Newman


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buying outdoor furniture
Posted by spurspur on 2/21/2007 5:13:00 AM

I always read up guides like this >> http://www.landliving.com/articles/0000001180.aspx before i decided on outdoor furniture, its always better to choose a set that suits myself rather than following the trend blindly.

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The great flexibility of the Grove Table
Posted by My Urban Garden Deco Guide.com on 2/21/2007 10:39:00 AM

I have selected this on my site too because JN is superb of course, but also because I saw the table and stools all dressed up with vibrant cushions and realised how it could be a stapple and never go out of fashion. I think the picture of the House and Garden article is on her site.

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