A front view of a beige colonial style chair that is gable-style, along with a small round base. Beneath the chair and to the right is another tan seat that is yellow, while the other one is black. The chair has a wooden seat, and along it there are white legs that are facing forward. Underneath the chair, there is a hole in the ground, and under the hole there are two red wicker chairs. Covering both of the chairs is a white cloth that is being held up by thin metal bars. Connecting the chairs is a short pole that runs vertically. Along the bottom portion of the planter, there is a wooden cutout, and on top of this cutout, there are two thin wooden logs that run vertically and horizontally. To the right of the leg of the chair, there is another tree that is covered in light green leaves. On the near side of the tree, there is a dark brown wooden bench. In between the gaps in the trees, four wood beams can be seen, and connected to the branches are silver wires that run vertically.