Bali Parasols: Holiday Style for Your Garden
Bali parasols are traditionally handmade in Indonesia. Their bright colours and tasselled edges bring instant holiday vibes. They're as decorative as they are practical.
What's in the Range?
- Bali sun parasols – such as the 2m Sunset Bloom in orange and pink, with a jointed pole.
- Parasol bases – terrazzo and slate bases hold your parasol steady.
- Root ball parasol holders – natural wood holders with sculptural style.
- Replacement poles – keep your parasol in use for longer.
- Decorative pieces – like parasol mushrooms on driftwood.
Choosing a Base
Parasols catch the wind. A heavy base is essential. Check the base suits your parasol pole diameter. Larger parasols need heavier bases. On windy days, close and secure your parasol.
Garden Styling Ideas
Place a Bali parasol over a small bistro table for a sunny coffee spot. Group planters around the base. Add festoon lights for summer evenings. Use bright cushions to pick up the parasol colours.
Caring for Your Parasol
Close the parasol when not in use. Bring it indoors in heavy rain, wind and over winter. Let it dry fully before storing to prevent mould. Wipe the pole and base clean.
Indoor Use
Bali parasols also look stunning indoors. Use one in a conservatory, a large hallway or as a party feature.
See our planters, teak root benches and bird tables for the garden.
Bali Parasols and Bases: Frequently Asked Questions
What is a Bali parasol?
A colourful, often tasselled sun parasol in the traditional style of Bali, Indonesia.
Do Bali parasols need a base?
Yes. A heavy base, such as terrazzo and slate, keeps the parasol stable. Check the pole diameter fits.
Can Bali parasols stay out all year?
No. Close and bring them indoors in heavy rain, wind and over winter, and dry them before storing.
Can I buy a replacement pole?
Yes. We sell replacement parasol pole sections to keep your parasol in use.