Now is the time to begin admiring those vacant patches of your outdoor space and reimagining how the space can come to life with just a little bit of spring sunshine (believe us, it’s coming!). We’ve been rifling through our new 2022 garden furniture ranges with eager excitement at the new additions on offer, not least from outdoor connoisseurs; Bramblecrest. We’ve long been advocates of the wonderful Bramblecrest Tetbury range, which boasts fabulous options for any garden at an enjoyable price point.
A particularly striking new arrival to the range this year is the beautiful Bramblecrest Tetbury Teardrop Cocoon Chair, which is ready and waiting to lift you off your feet and take the effort out of your day.
Why Consider a Bramblecrest Cocoon Chair?
With over 20 years in the realm of garden furniture design and comfort, Bramblecrest excels at transforming outdoor spaces into havens of alfresco dining, lounging and everything in between. Perhaps at the height of lounging (pardon the pun) is their garden cocoon chair, a design that goes beyond novelty and which has more than its fair share of practical benefits.
- Sway in peace – The one obvious benefit is the opportunity to majestically sway at your own rate, a small push or a light breeze will give the enjoyable motion that will accompany a good book or may even have you drifting off!
- Single or double – Whereas the Bramblecrest Tetbury Teardrop Cocoon chair is a singular hanging seat, you’ll find the option to double up with 2 seater options in other ranges such as Bramblecrest Monterey. These 2-seater hanging chairs are perfect for cosy afternoons with a partner or simply for one to really splay out on!
- Strength and versatility guaranteed – Despite their dainty appearance, the materials and construction methods ensure these elegant pieces of garden furniture will last for years and years. After all, they are designed with outdoor use in mind (that’s not to say placed in a conservatory or even indoor living space wouldn’t work too) and have counterweights built into the foundations that hold the chairs and their users up.
- Exquisite style – As anyone who has seen a Bramblecrest Cocoon Chair will know, this point is all too obvious but could hardly be missed out. As with other similar pieces in the Bramblecrest Garden Furniture range, their design is incredibly pleasing to the eye, with the wide, accommodating seat opening and elegant shapes. Speaking of which, this brings us nicely to the chair seeking this year’s limelight…
Introducing The Bramblecrest Tetbury Single Teardrop Cocoon
The newest shape to feature in the brand’s catalogues is this memorable teardrop-inspired form. It’s an inventive and striking design that is truly suited to any space. Available in Cloud and Nutmeg, this Bramblecrst garden cocoon chair is also set apart from contemporaries in other ranges, such as those found in the Bramblecrest Monterey range, owing to its open weave. This larger hole lattice not only looks fabulous and offers all the support found in tighter rattan weave designs, but is perfect for those looking to sun worship regardless of the time of day. That’s right! These particular hanging chairs will not block the rays for those looking to get the full solar lounging experience.
For those times when the weather is less than glorious, the rattan material itself is moisture-repellent and so is very well suited to outdoor use. Nestled into this Bramblecrest Tetbury cocoon seat are comfortable cushions, with a head cushion handily tethered to the weave. These cushions are season-proof and will repel light showers, frost and flash downpours, but are best stored safely indoors during prolonged periods of disuse and certainly over winter. As if that wasn’t enough, its lightweight yet sturdy design allows it to be moved around the garden or home with ease.
Lastly, and possibly most importantly, it’s anchored at a really likeable price point, so achieving swaying tranquillity in the garden won’t shock the bank balance. This adorable garden cocoon chair is available in either cloud or nutmeg.
