Bridgman Furniture & Outdoor Living Blog

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Bridgman Surrey Shop – May Competition Winner Announced

Visitors of our Factory shop in Enfield will know that we run a free to enter competition every month and the prize is one of our best-seller products. We decided to run the same competition for our new shop in Surrey and above you can see the winner of our first Surrey competition. Lucky Mr A. Cryer won a 4 seater Teak Garden Furniture Set and above you can see him with his prize. Don’t miss out on your chance to be our next winner. Visit our Factory shop in Enfield or our new Shop in Surrey – 7 days a week .

Unusual & Funny DIY Projects

Are you feeling crafty today? Do you need inspiration for a new project that goes beyond the common DIY projects listed on Pinterest? That’s exactly how I felt the other day so I decided to search for the most unusual, weird, funny or even creepy DIY projects. I found troll plant pots, tennis ball holders, baby doll coat racks and living garden chairs. Take a look at the projects below and tell us in the comments which is your favourite. For the full guides, click on the source under each image. Tennis ball used as a stuff holder. A post-it jaguar. Phantom in a mirror. Creepy baby doll coat rack. Kids swing made of an old chair. Troll plant pot. Inspiring Bouquets. Woven Monkey Tails. Bridgman living garden chair. Pallet…

Famous Gardens Starring in Movies

Despite the fact that most popular movies were filmed indoors, in a studio, using visual effects and motion graphics, some of their most famous scenes have been shot outdoors. Most of you should remember the romantic scene from Notebook shot in a boat in the middle of a lake, or the exotic garden of the luxury house where Tony Montana from the movie Scarface used to live. But where are all these beautiful places? Find out some of the most famous gardens shown in all-time-classic movies below. Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone Back before Harry Potter was as famous as it is now, do you remember the site of Madame Hooch’s flying lesson in the first Harry Potter film? Well that was at the Alnwick Castle - one of the most spectacular gardens…