If you have a beautiful garden, why not make the most of it by taking some time to decorate it with equally beautiful outdoor resin wicker furniture? These furnishings will appoint your outdoor space with a sophisticated elegance that’s still unfussy enough to invite relaxation instead of stiff formality. What’s more, because wicker furniture production yields so many different styles, you’re sure to find outdoor sets that appeal to your sensibilities and to those of your family. Finding a winning combination is only a matter of looking through what’s available and selecting what you most desire.

Whether it’s a single wicker sofa or an entire setup, once the furniture is arranged in the backyard or in the front gardens, fun is to be had by all. Enjoying the outdoors doesn’t have to be a costly endeavor. The price that it takes to transport your entire household — the kids, grandma and grandpa, assorted cousins, and even the pooches — to the Alps, or the nearest local equivalent, does not have to be raised every time people want to feel nature and the open air. Even in a citified dwelling, one with only the most miniscule allotment of lawn, it’s possible to create an ambiance of lush outdoor living. In your patch of lawn, set up garden wicker furniture and get the whole gang to go outside to enjoy the sunshine and fresh air. A well-placed sofa or lawn chair is more than suitable if your aim to coax, in the most subtle of manners, your loved ones into discarding their office or school tensions while at home.

There is plenty of fun and enjoyment to be had at home, but oftentimes it’s necessary to underline how close within reach these pleasures are. Making it easy for your children, your parents, or for your visitors to find a place to relax on the lawn or under a good shade tree provides the rewards of good cheer. Wicker rattan furniture has been popular for a long time precisely because it invites such reductions in tensions, in people and in the appearance of the locations where it is found.

Sam Walters is a writer living in Los Angeles. Her writing appears in print and online.