Lutyens Bench - Inspired by Architect Sir Edwin Lutyens

British Architect Sir Edwin Lutyens is the inspirationcontrast to the formal bedding scheme which
for the Lutyens Bench. This Architect was theprevious generations propagated. It is this kind of
designer of many fine English country houses as wellinformal setting which makes the Lutyens Bench so
as much of the architectural design in New Delhi. Heperfect to finish it off. Sir Edwin Lutyens is revered
also designed the Viceroy's House, now known asfor the fact that he was able to adapt traditional
Rashtrapati Bhavan and the India Gate as well asarchitectural styles to imaginatively meet the
many other monuments in collaboration with Sirstandards and requirement of his era.
Herbert Baker.These benches with classic lines come in two sizes,
The Luytens Bench is very distinctive in its design,150cm and 190cm and they are built to last and to
and certainly not the normal park type bench. It islive out of doors. They can be left untreated or you
constructed completely from teak, is attractive withcan keep them looking in new condition with regular
rounded arms and a cut-out back rest.maintenance, they will age very gracefully and last
The aptness of having the Lutyens Bench in anmore than a lifetime, even with the tardiest of care.
English country garden setting is compounded by theFind a special place in your garden for your Lutyens
fact that Sir Edwin Lutyens partnered on manyBench, maybe a quite arbour with herbaceous
private commissions with renowned horticulturist andborders where you enjoy sitting quietly and reading
garden designer - Gertrude Jekyll. Theor contemplating, you will find it fits in perfectly,
"Lutyens-Jekyll" garden typically overflows with brickalmost as though it was meant to be. A bench such
paths, herbaceous plantings, hardy shrubbery, classicalas this will last a lifetime and its classic styling never
stairs and balustrades.goes out of fashion.
This new and very natural style was very much in