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Take inspiration from supper clubs where the backdrop is as
important as the food. A long table set low on the ground is
the ideal setting for convivial and more casual get-togethers.
Construct your own by suspending a panel of wood on stacks
of bricks, then covering with a cloth. Instead of chairs, use
cushions that match the colours on your table – try Garden
Trading and Oka for outdoor-friendly designs. Line up sharing
platters and generously filled serving bowls (the utensils on
page 109 will come in handy here!) alongside cold drinks
decanted into pretty glass bottles – recycle your own or try
The Contemporary Home and Sophie Conran. Instead of proper
china, use enamel tableware, as it’s light, stackable and kinder
to the planet than some other picnicware. The range at Falcon
comes in a variety of shapes, sizes and colours.
CUSHION
COVER,
£45, Oka
TABLECLOTH,
£195, Oka
BOTTLES IN
HOLDER,
£11.50, The
Contemporary
Home
CUTLERY, £28 for
4 pieces, Toast
MEZZE BOARD,
£40, Garden
Trading
BOWL, £16,
Anthropologie
OIL POURER,
£27.50,
Sous Chef
OUTDOOR RUG, £49.95, Cuckooland
BAMBOO
PL ATE, £6.50,
Sous Chef
JUG, £14,
Matalan
GLASS, £9,
Madam Stoltz
at Smallable
PLATE, £28
for 4, Falcon
Enamelware