Supermarket garden furniture 2024: your guide to Aldi, Asda, Sainsburys and more

Buying garden furniture during your weekly shop is not only convenient, but it can also be cheaper than buying from bigger brands – we've seen bistro sets starting from under £50 in some supermarkets.

We asked some high street supermarkets to share their most popular patio furniture ranges for summer 2024. Our experts haven't tested these products, but you can browse our garden furniture buying guide for advice on how to buy the best pieces for your outdoor space.

Keep scrolling to find out what to expect from the outdoor furniture from Aldi, Asda, M&S and Sainsburys, plus what other supermarkets have planned for their 2024 garden collections.

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Aldi garden furniture

Aldi is known for its budget baskets – we've named it the UK's cheapest supermarket for the past six months, and the overall cheapest supermarket of last year – but it's no stranger to bargain-priced garden furniture either.

The supermarket has put out ranges of garden furniture yearly for some time now, often including large sofas, tables and chairs, and dining sets as well as smaller outdoor essentials and accessories.

Aldi garden furniture is only available in-store, and 2024's range features a lot of wooden, natural and rattan (woven) styles, along with some metallic options. Release dates for different pieces are staggered across the spring and summer months, so you'll have to keep an eye out at your local outlet for the latest selection.

According to Aldi, some of its most popular patio pieces include the Hampton Bistro Set (£49.99, pictured above), the Palermo Six-Piece Dining set (£99.99), and the Rattan Corner Sofa (£199.99). The Hampton Bistro Set is available now, while the other two pieces will be hitting Aldi stores in the next few weeks.

Browse the whole Aldi garden furniture range.

Asda garden furniture

Asda garden furniture is retailed under George Home. It has increased its online stock by a third since last year, now selling almost 200 garden furniture products online. This includes dining sets, recliner chairs and sofas, plus a range of kids' outdoor toys, gardening tools and other essentials.

Expect to see plenty of black and neutral colour palettes here, with some splashes of colour and a few patterned pieces. Prices start at around £50 for a two-seater bistro set, going up to around £900 for the largest dining arrangements. Most stock is competitively priced.

George Home garden furniture is available online or in selected stores. Home delivery varies in price depending on the size of your items, but it starts from £3.75. For bigger garden furniture sets, you'll probably pay at least £14.95 for home delivery.

Some bestselling pieces from George at Asda include the Cuba 8 Piece Patio Set (£159), the Black Zero Gravity Outdoor Relaxer Chairs (£59), the Black Orlando Outdoor Corner Sofa Dining Set 5 Piece (£399) and the Mykonos Rattan Corner Dining Set (£599).

Browse the whole Asda garden furniture range.

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M&S garden furniture

M&S stocks more than 150 garden furniture pieces on its website, comprising everything from stylish egg chairs to corner sofas. The colour scheme is mainly greys, wood and neutral tones, although some pieces have brighter and more colourful options available.

This supermarket is slightly pricier than others. The cheapest bistro set we could find online was £139, and the largest sofa dining set retailed for over £2,000 (although it did include a fire pit table).

Home UK delivery for large garden furniture items will typically set you back £15. Otherwise, some items can be bought or collected in-store.

As specified by M&S, the Melbourne Egg Chair (£349), Porto 7-Seat Dining Set (£1,199) and Lois Set of 2 Armchairs (£129) are among the bestselling pieces available.

Browse the whole M&S garden furniture range.

Sainsbury's garden furniture

Sainsbury's doesn't directly sell garden furniture online, but you may be able to find sets from Habitat in larger Sainsbury's stores and at Argos, which is part of the Sainsbury's family.

Habitat garden furniture is largely wicker and natural tones with some stylish and colourful twists. The cheapest metal two-seater dining sets are around £70, and the priciest natural wooden sofa is £1,700. Nectar members will also be able to collect or spend points when buying through Habitat or Argos.

You can expect to spend at least £6.95 for standard home delivery from Argos. Alternatively, you may be able to click and collect for the same day or a day that suits you.

Sainsbury's says it top-selling items for the year so far include the Habitat 4 Seater Rattan Effect Garden Sofa Set (£350), the Habitat Palermo 6-Seater Rattan Effect Patio Set (£950) and the Habitat Malta 6 Seater Rattan Effect Garden Corner Sofa Set (£800). These pieces are available online through Argos or Habitat.

Browse all Argos and Habitat garden furniture ranges.

Other supermarkets' garden furniture for 2024

• Lidl garden furniture is only available in-store, so you might want to call ahead of time and check its stock to avoid a wasted journey. Lidl told us that shoppers can look for the 'Middle of Lidl' offers for a selection of garden furniture and accessories, including fire pits, barbecues, grills and more. These products change weekly, but customers can head to the Lidl website to see what the following week will have in-store.
• Tesco couldn't give us information on any bestselling pieces, but its online garden furniture range includes plenty of outdoor decorations and accessories. The Outdoor Living furniture range is also returning for 2024, with large sofa sets available as well as bistro and chair sets.

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Prices correct as of 23/04/2024.

With thanks to the representatives of these supermarkets for their input in this article.