Outdoor
Outdoor
Turn your outdoor spaces into an extension of your home by furnishing your patio, deck or balcony with furniture made for the elements. Whether it's wood, metal or rattan, there are lots of options to turn unused outdoor space into an intimate outdoor lounge area or an al fresco dining area. Make use of that space to also complement your home's interior design, using modern and contemporary outdoor pieces.
The by far most popular material for outdoor furniture is wood, especially teak and acacia. Teak wood outdoor furniture is especially strong and durable and can last a long time when taken care of properly, withstanding hot, cold and wet weather. To keep your outdoor furniture in top shape, be sure protect with with outdoor covers.
Whether it's deck, a patio or a balcony, turn it into a living space for spring and summer months, and explore our range of outdoor sofas, choose from different configurations from cosy outdoor 2-seaters to outdoor sectional sofas to outdoor lounge chairs
If hosting dinners is your thing, why not turn that deck or balcony into an al fresco dining area by picking up an outdoor table and some accompanying outdoor dining chairs. Perfect for balmy evening dinners in spring or hot afternoon summer barbecues.
For savings and convenience, consider getting outdoor furniture sets that's bound to look great in your outdoor area, no matter the purpose.
FAQ
Teak is a common material used for outdoor furniture because of its durability and natural beauty. To clean teak outdoor furniture, it's essentially the same as cleaning your regular outdoor furnishings. However, you do want to pay special attention to oiling your teak outdoor furniture as over time, teak wood can lose its natural oils and turn gray if left untreated.
After washing and sanding your wooden pieces, apply a waterproofing sealant with a paintbrush or roller, making sure to cover all surfaces evenly. Allow the sealant to dry completely before applying a second coat.
Reapply the waterproofing sealant every year or two to protect your wooden outdoor furniture from the elements and prolong its lifespan.
To clean and maintain your outdoor furniture, clean it regularly with a mild detergent and water, and protect it from the elements by using furniture covers or storing it indoors during rough weather.
Avoid using pressure washers on your outdoor furniture to prevent damage, especially for wooden outdoor furniture.
When arranging outdoor furniture, consider the function of the space and the flow of foot traffic. Group furniture together to create conversation areas, and leave enough space between pieces to allow for easy movement. Consider the placement of lighting and other outdoor accessories to create a cohesive look.
