Patio Furniture

The design of your Patio Furniture is just as essential as the furniture itself. Whatever the form and size of your patio, there is a solution that will work well. Here are five of the most frequent types of arrangements:

1. AROUND A CENTRAL LOW TABLES ARE CHAIRS AND COUCHES

This is one of the most commonly used combinations. A low, rectangular table will be surrounded by a collection of chairs and loveseats. When you don't have to keep an eye on the backyard, this enables for smooth talks and lots of space to place beverages.

2. SEATING ALONG WITH A CORNER FROM END TO END

No one likes to sit with their back to the pool and the lawn when you have a company with children. Rearrange your seating such that it forms a forward-facing "L" shape along with one of the patio's rear corners. This allows everyone to keep an eye on the kids without interrupting the discourse.

3. FORM SECTIONS WITHOUT WALLS

Patio areas can be defined with high-backed chairs and sofas. If you have a large patio, utilise one half of it for seating and place the tallest piece of furniture with its back to the other half. This nicely separates the "sitting" and "play" areas.

4. LARGE GATHERINGS REQUIRE CIRCULAR SEATING

This, like the previous setup, is ideal for entertaining a large number of adult visitors. Place two tables in the centre, leaving a space between them, and then surround them with patio chairs. If feasible, align that gap with the patio entrance so that there is enough walking space and a chair for everyone.

5. SEPARATE WORK AND RELAXATION AREAS

Sometimes you need your outdoor living area to be exactly ideal for you to concentrate. Place a patio chair in front of a low table, then place smaller tables to your left and right. Then there's room for your laptop, a book, and a cool drink.