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Published 16:29 21 Mar 2025 GMT
Updated 16:29 21 Mar 2025 GMT

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This week we have been treated to some sun and slightly warmer temperatures and though it's not quite shorts and a t-shirt kind of weather just yet, it has got us looking ahead to summer.
If you're planning your garden party or a nice relaxing read in the sun, you're going to need the perfect garden furniture and we think we've found the perfect set!
This 3-piece set on Amazon rivals Aldi's sell-out furniture and currently has 26 per cent off it, reduced from £269.99 to £199.99.
This three-piece handwoven faux rattan garden furniture set comprises a corner sofa with washable cushions and a coffee table.
The stylish four seater sofa is perfect for patios, lawns or other indoor and outdoor spaces so you can enjoy nature, the sun and a bit of fresh air.
The cushions are made using high-quality materials to provide a more comfortable seat and are splashproof.
The covers also unzip making them easy to wash.
The all-weather table top is made of durable glass while the hand-woven PE rattan gives a classic, retro feel but is both UV and fade resistant.
You can also adjust the height of the sofa with its adjustable feet.
Aweather, the company that manufactures the set, is a professional outdoor furniture company which specialises in high quality products which it exports around the world.
You're going to want to be quick to snap up this deal on Amazon though!
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