Today is Pink Monday! In The Netherlands we celebrate this day every year at the funfair in Tilburg (NL). A day to celebrate that everyone can and may be themselves. The entire city centre of Tilburg will turn into pink on this day. Because of the Corona virus this party can't take place like we’re used to to, so we thought we need an alternative. Let’s enjoy this party in our own gardens!

A party in our own garden starts with a less fun job: the groceries. With these pink favorites we hope to make the job a bit more fun.

Well begun is half done, so the party starts at the front door. A warm welcome for the guests with this cheerful pink flamingo doormat. Want to add more flamingos to your collection? Take a look at more of these funky pink birds.

Handy and fun
On a day like this, you can’t miss out on a bbq. Of course entirely in style, in pink. Except the fact that it is your pink eye cather, it is also super handy. It has a 3-in-1 function. When the bbq is not in use, the pink cover turns the bbq into a handy table. Turn the tabletop the other way around et voilà: a tray. Its compact size makes it perfect for any garden, balcony or terrace.

These accessories turn that boring corner into a cosy chill area in no time. Settle down on the lounge set and take off your flip-flops. No worries about could feet with this comfy pink garden carpet. This beauty is equipped with draining holes. So when the sun stops shining and the rain pops in, that won’t ruin the day.

Comfy cushions on the lounge set are key for a good chill session. The pink chill out is complete with these lovely outdoor cushions with flower print. They feel nice and soft and are also water-repellent, so very suitable for the Eupopean climate.

When it gets darker outside, it's time for some candle lights. These espresso cups and tea cups fit perfectly in.

Last but not least, these funny little pigs. Very handy to store your garden tools at, or hang up your guests jackets. And... just saying: these funny pigs put put a smile on everyone's face, when they put on their jackets, right?