Details
Our signature range of outdoor furniture will be familiar to anyone who has spent time relaxing in the courtyards of our farmshop in the Cotswolds.
The design has been thoughtfully created by our team at Daylesford, with clever details that keep both style and comfort front of mind. The lines, curves and dropped arms of the Kingham range evoke heritage antiques, using exquisite welding and laser cutting to create a smooth look with little sign of any joins.
The Kingham coffee table is neat and well-proportioned, with the same seating height as the Kingham sofa and armchairs to provide a wonderfully relaxed seating option.
Each piece is constructed from high grade engineered aluminium, a durable, rust- and weather-proof material. The furniture is light and easy to move, ideal for adapting the layout of your garden and dining areas according to the time of day, weather conditions or type of gathering. The attractive foot caps in soft grey protect the frame and legs.
The powder-coated, low VOC (volatile organic compounds) paint creates a smooth, solid matte finish.
Some of the pieces in the Kingham range feature subtle Daylesford branding that may not be visible in photographs; please enquire for more details.
Furniture does change, develop and gain character over time as it is exposed to the elements. The longevity of pieces depends on their care and we recommend looking after your furniture – please refer to our further care information for more details.
Colour: White
Care
We recommend covering furniture in cold and wet weather with a waterproof cover. On solid surfaces such as table tops, it is best to allow air to circulate by ensuring the cover is raised a little.
A low VOC paint suitable for metals may be used to repaint each piece fully, should any chips or damage that occur over time.
We recommend that any spills, particularly red/acidic substances such as red wine, are wiped away with a cloth as quickly as possible to avoid staining – ideally within the hour.
We always recommend using coasters and placemats on tables, to avoid accidental scrapes and marks caused by crockery.
