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Interview – Mac Collins

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Posted on 25.09.2020

2LG Garden Pavilion

Creating this new living space outdoors has been our lockdown labour of love. Combining our new found love affair with gardening and our longtime passion for interiors.

Good for the mind and body, our aching arms and legs are testament to this. The brand new wheelbarrow that now looks like it has seen 20 years of action with a keen gardener is also good reminder of the work that has gone into it and we have loved it all, come rain or shine because it has kept us active and there is something incredibly calming about the simple challenge of filling the wheel barrow and transporting things around the space. Not so much when it was loads of old bricks and broken concrete, more so with soil, but making a garden is swings and roundabouts. We can’t wait to enjoy it now and watch it evolve through the seasons.

Beyond the central apple tree, our new space sits across the end of our garden, making the most of any sunshine and giving us a view back across the garden to the house.

Layering up the look with wall mounted art pieces (made from outdoor fabric), designed in collaboration with Atelier Bebop adds to the feeling of an interior space outdoors.

They bring colour and form to the space all year round. And our playful signature squiggle...

The deck is a nod to the washed oak flooring in our home, connecting the spaces. It is also durable and made from recycled materials, so it looks great in any season. Cushions from our Forest hill Collection with Custhom can be brought out to add comfort and texture.

The whole pavilion is elevated by natural stone pieces

Created in collaboration with Solid Nature , we worked with a selection of waste pieces of stone that had been left over from their previous projects and we designed a coffee table, side table, wall plaque and serving board. They add colour and beautiful natural texture that brings the whole space to life.

The blue stone was too beautiful to waste. It was a small mishapen offcut but we gave it this shape to maximise the piece. We chose coloured stone to bring life to the space and added in classic arabescato marble to tie it all together.

The dining table top and the cabinet are a grounding moment of deep blue enamel

The above pieces are by Vlaze. Again, bringing an interior vibe to the outdoor to connect this end of the garden with our house and make us feel that we have another room to play with. Perfect for late summer evenings with friends but equally fun for autumn celebrations with the firepit in the gravel, toasting marshmallows. We fully intend to get a pizza oven, to sit on the cabinet and try out our new found sourdough skills on some woodfired pizza.

Whatever the weather, we now have a beautiful vista to look out on all year round and lift our spirits.

If you want to get the look, you can get the deck by Composite Prime here.

Whitewash, eco-friendly woodstain by Protek, here.

The sofa was from a previous gifting by Mano Mano.

Fragments Cusions, 2LG x Custhom, here.

The Colourful art pieces are a collaboration with Atelier Bebop. Commissions taken (please email us)

Stay Lovely, Keep Smiling x

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