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BEST RATTAN CHAIRS UNDER $500

For a gorgeous new addition to your pad, look no further than Gaudion, for all our fave outdoor furniture used by A-list designers for some of the best houses and gardens arouns.

October 24, 2017

The company is renowned for everything from its best selling Roma outdoor chair loved by design heavyweights Paul Bangay and Cameron Kimber who repeat clients of the brand.

Plus its Bahamas-style St Tropez armchair that designers like Marco Meneguzzi swear by. The Hamptons can design is another good look. Very Ralph Lauren.

GAUDION FURNITURE, (03) 95336422, www.gaudions.com.au

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