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This post is sponsored by Terrain.
As the weather warms up, we’re heading outdoors to entertain. And when we think of outdoor furniture and accessories, we find ourselves drawn to a classic material: zinc. Here’s a roundup of zinc-related products from Terrain; for prices and availability, contact Terrain in both Connecticut and Pennsylvania.
Above: Inspired by classic Shaker designer, the Zinc Shaker Chair is made from metal and a zinc finish for indoor or outdoor use; $248.
Above: For the Tile Top Garden Table, hand-cut ceramic tiles were laid on the top of a zinc-finished, metal bistro table and laid with a long-lasting grout for durability; $398.
Above: Made from heavy gauge steel and a rust-resistant zinc finish, the Zinc Hackrack is a durable alternative to standard window boxes. Handmade in California, the planters range from $88 for the small size to $128 for the large.
Above: Based on the popular design of mid-century French cafe chairs, the Zinc Cafe Chair is $248.
Above: The Zinc Top Trestle Table is made of solid teak trestle legs that are pre-treated with Terrain’s Weather Guard finish, giving the wood a silvery, aged patina and preventing wear from the elements; $2,498.
Above: A wrought iron garden chair, the Honeycomb Wire Chair, has a honeycomb weave, curved legs and is finished in zinc for $198 each.
Above: Once used in England during early 20th century, the Vintage Zinc Barrel, was originally used as a laundry alternative to the washboard. These antique, galvanized barrels can be used as planters, vessels for firewood, or indoor/outdoor storage; $298 each.
Above: The Galvanized Trough Planter was made exclusively for Terrain and constructed from durable galvanized steel and finished in a weathered patina. Their long, rectangular shape is ideal for a centerpiece of forced bulbs or small starter plants; $128.
Above: The Zinc Crossed Leg Table is made from steel with a zinc finish and a composite top that can be cleaned with mild soap and water; $1,698.
Above: Handmade especially for Terrain by a Philadelphia metal artist, the one-of-a-kind Meridian Spheres add a sculptural element to the garden, functioning as either a trellis or left bare to show their shape. The zinc finish on the spheres repels rust throughout years in the garden and will develop a unique patina over time. Prices range from $158 for the small 18-inch diameter size to $518 for the large, 32-inch size.
This post is sponsored by Terrain. With garden and home retail centers in Westport, Connecticut and Glen Mills, Pennsylvania, Terrain caters to the lighthearted sophisticate with an inspiring assortment of furnishing, plants and tools, décor, found objects, kitchen accessories, spa offerings, jewelry, and gifts for a life lived indoors and out.
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