In terms of materials for the structure of the sun lounger, we should look for greater resistance, durability and light weight.

Wooden sun loungers are perfect if you are looking for a rustic and more organic touch in the decoration of your terrace, but they usually require more maintenance. To prevent the wood from deteriorating, they need to be specially treated to improve their durability. Bear in mind that, in addition, these sun loungers are heavy and less manageable: we recommend you look for ones with wheels.

Plastic sun loungers are affordable, lightweight and highly functional, with an extremely simple maintenance but they may not last as long. Within plastic materials, polypropylene stands out since, in addition to the above-mentioned advantages, it is also durable, robust and also recyclable.

Aluminum sun lounger, the most popular material in the structure of sun loungers is aluminum. It is a very lightweight and robust material. However, it is essential that it is treated against rusting or it will deteriorate quickly when in contact with humidity.

We can also find sun loungers that combine materials. We have opted for a lacquered aluminum structure and polypropylene feet reinforced with glass fiber. This combination has given us the best results in terms of strength and functionality. So, we can offer our customers a clean and visually simple aluminum lounger, but surprisingly robust and easy to use.

The joys of rope patio furniture is so many ways it allows you to create your own unique outdoor look. Here are some tips for styling your perfect outdoor space:

Mix and match: Don’t be afraid to combine different collections and finish colors for lots of character. Contrast woven textures like rope and wicker.

Keep it neutral: Natural earth tones and gray roping let accent colors pop.

Introduce color: Vibrant yellow, red, or turquoise rope instantly energizes. Use color strategically on toss pillows, ottomans, etc.

Vary scale: Combine over-sized sectionals with smaller chairs to create visual interest. Then add coffee, side, and bistro tables.

Layer textures: Incorporate ceramics, natural fiber rugs, and wooden side tables. Mirrors or water features enhance the ambiance.

Create zones: Use area rugs, curtains, or lighting to define spaces for dining, lounging, and conversation areas.

Accessorize: Candles, lanterns, greenery, and accent pillows maximize style. Just don’t go overboard.

Smart storage: Use weatherproof cabinets, shelving, and ottomans to discreetly corral clutter.

Have patience: Let your space evolve over time. Add new pieces that speak to you each season.

The right outdoor furniture forms an amazing design foundation. From there, have fun playing with accessories and decor to make your patio uniquely you.