The Habitat x Scion collection is a masterclass in bold, al fresco dining - and it's affordable too

Add some personality to your patio with the Habitat x Scion collaboration

Habitat X Scion collaboration: the garden bench, bean bags, and cushions
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There are three reasons that you should be thinking about how you'll be dining al fresco this year: the days are already getting lighter and longer; the daffodils are blooming; and Habitat X Scion have just launched their exclusive garden collection. 

Brimming with retro charm, the exclusive Habitat X Scion collaboration is easily some of the best outdoor furniture I've seen this year. The whole collection spans over 100 distinct pieces, including stylish dining sets, comfy bean bag chairs, and vibrant garden accessories. With prices starting from just £15 for a pair of cushions, updating your outdoor space with bold, design-led pieces has never been easier.

Whether you're after tips for hosting a summer gathering or simply soaking up the sun with a good book, I've pulled out some favourites from the Habitat X Scion collaboration. So get ready to inject some Scandi-inspired patterns, bold characters, and contemporary design into your everyday outdoor living. It's one of the easiest ways to spruce up a balcony, add personality to your patio, and create the ultimate garden retreat. 

Habitat X Scion: stylish seating

Habitat X Scion deckchairs

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Some of the most stand-out pieces from the Habitat X Scion collection are their simple, yet stylish seating. Whether you're lounging in the sun or settling in to read a book, I can't imagine a collection that would bring any more comfort, colour, and charm to your space than this.

The folding chairs are as practical as they are stylish — lightweight, easy to store, and perfect for impromptu gatherings. Meanwhile, the bean bag chairs offer a laid-back way to relax, with their ultra-comfy design and weather-resistant fabric making them a must-have for summer days. Mix and match the bold prints to create a fun, eclectic outdoor setup that’s as inviting as it is eye-catching.

Habitat X Scion: outdoor dining

Habitat X Scion garden set

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Outdoor furniture is traditionally more of an investment than the odd chair or beanbag, which is why I was so pleased when I saw the price tag on the Habitat X Scion outdoor dining sets. 

They're designed with FSC-certified wood, promising all the style and durability of Habitat's main range, but you'll get Scion's iconic prints and bold colourways with them too. They're the perfect way to make your garden feel fresh and modern, whether that's getting BBQ ready or for your quiet morning coffee outside. I'd recommend that you pair them with Scion’s vibrant outdoor textiles for an extra pop of personality too.

Habitat X Scion: tablewear

Habitat X Scion nibble bowls

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I'm a firm believer that every meal should feel like a special occasion, especially when you can eat outside. And you can't underestimate the power that a playful dinner set and statement salad bowl can have on your tablescape. Whether you'll be having relaxed brunches or lively garden parties, you can't go wrong with these.


Habitat X Scion by a lake

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The Habitat x Scion outdoor collection is available online now at Habitat.co.uk and Argos.co.uk. If you're feeling inspired by Habitat's collection, make sure to have a look at their Morris & Co collaboration. It's a masterclass in classic styling.

Laura Honey
Homes Ecommerce Editor

Laura is woman&home's eCommerce editor, in charge of testing, reviewing and creating buying guides for the Homes section, so you'll usually see her testing everything from the best dehumidifiers to sizing up the latest Le Cruset pot. Previously, she was eCommerce editor at Homes & Gardens magazine, where she specialised in covering coffee and product content, looking for pieces tailored for timelessness. The secret to her heart is both simplicity and quality. She is also a qualified Master Perfumer and holds an English degree from Oxford University. Her first editorial job was as Fashion writer for The White Company.