Lounge Sets

Why Your Outdoor Space Deserves a Lounge Set

Transform your garden or terrace with a lounge set. Perfect for chill times with family, coffee mornings, or epic parties. Dive into a variety of shapes, materials, and designs to find the one that vibes with your space.

Types of Lounge Sets

Thinking about lounge sets? Well, you've got some options:

  • Traditional Corner Sets are L-shaped, designed for - obviously - corners. They can be left or right-hand oriented, or even reversible. Easy and versatile!
  • Modular Corner Sets are the chameleons of the lounge world. Move them around, change their shape, or split them up into separate seats. You have total freedom in how you want to style them in your outdoor space!
  • Sofa Sets are large, multipart central pieces. You can use them together as a set or separately. They're super flexible and always look great, especially paired up with some fancy textiles.

What's Your Material?

Lounge sets come in a mix of materials, each with its charm and function. Here’s a quick rundown:

  • Rattan: A natural, sturdy material with a cool basket-like look. Perfect for outdoors thanks to its natural UV resistance and light colour.
  • Faux rattan: Synthetic and ultra-durable. More colour options and easier maintenance than wicker. Plus, it’s budget-friendly, while still being sturdy.
  • Wood: Sleek, light, and durable. The wood’s natural grains give it a unique touch. Just keep it maintained, and it’ll last ages.
  • Metal: Modern, lightweight designs. Typically, powder-coated for an industrial edge, which makes them a good pick for modern spaces. Great for easy moves on terraces.
  • Fabric: Soft, cosy, and vibrant. Fabric furniture brings a touch of indoor comfort outside. While they might need a bit more care, they're unbeatable for relaxation and come in a myriad of stylish patterns and colours.

It’s All in the Details

When picking, don't forget the details. Look for thick cushions for max comfort, zippers for easy cleaning, and materials that can handle your local weather. Remember, even the best furniture needs some maintenance. Store them inside when not in use, and you'll have a set that lasts!