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Make sure that wooden furniture does not get too wet, and protect it with plastic covers in winter to prevent water stains and the premature aging of the wood.
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Wicker furniture lends a rustic air to an outdoor space. Its natural fiber and holes make it light and casual, and it is ideal for relaxing.
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Natural or synthetic? Today, many firms use very natural-looking synthetic fibers in their furniture that withstand the weather better and therefore last longer.
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If you go for natural fibers, remember you have to clean them regularly to prevent dust from building up. Give them a coat of wax from time to time and put them in the shade.
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Natural or artificial wickerwork is often used in classic furniture. It is increasingly found in innovative modern, original, and ergonomic products, too.
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The seat and back of the chairs, which are made of rope, let air in through the structure and reduce the feeling of heat.
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The delicacy of the structure of these sets is ideal for small spaces because the furniture is not visually bulky.
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It is easy to add a touch of color to any space by taking advantage of the many furniture options available on the market. You can add accessories in similar shades.
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The director’s chair is an outdoor classic. Plus, because it can be folded, it can be stored almost anywhere.
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Wrought iron is easy to shape, since it melts at more than 2,732°F (1,500°C) and cools and hardens quickly. This makes it especially useful for decorative items.
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Rust can be removed from metal with sandpaper specifically designed for this material. If the furniture is painted, it is best to strip it before sanding with a specialized product.
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Once the item is restored, protect it with antioxidant products such as red lead, which inhibits corrosion and helps set the product better. This primer can be sprayed on.
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Wood or wicker furniture is easy to find and care for, and it ages attractively. Add good cushions to ensure that your couches are comfortable.
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The best outdoor cushions are made of acrylic, polyester, or PVC. All these materials are water-and stain-resistant but are not protected from prolonged exposure to the sun.
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Modernity also extends to outdoor furniture. Futuristic, ergonomic, and in vibrant colors, these chairs are sure to impress.
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A couch with a canopy is decorative and private. It’s like an outdoor bed but takes up less space, and it has a back, making it more comfortable for sitting.
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If you are looking to surprise your guests, a large, round, and spectacular couch is ideal as long as you have enough space. These also tend to be very soft and comfortable.
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A sun lounger is an essential item in outdoor spaces. Unlike chairs, tables, and armchairs, sun loungers encourage you to bask in the sun and relax to the full.
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While perhaps not the most comfortable, wrought-iron sun loungers are aesthetically beautiful. If you have enough space, you can add a mattress lined with waterproof fabric.
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Ergonomic sun loungers adjust to your body with ease, and although at first glance they may seem rigid, they are not. They fit seamlessly into terraces decorated with modern items.
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A large parasol in cream shades with a wooden frame is always elegant and beautifies a space. In this case, the square shape matches the form of a table and leaves no corner unshaded.
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The frame and dome of this star-shaped parasol create different levels so it does not catch in the breeze, thus preventing warping or turning nside out.
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The pole of a parasol can sometimes get in the way, so side-pole parasols and ones that hang from the ceiling have been developed that can also function as outdoor lamps.
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Outdoor beds are ideal for hot climates and large outdoor areas because you can sleep comfortably under the stars and enjoy your terrace twenty-four hours a day.
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The role of an arbor is to create shadows to provide protection from the sun. If tall buildings surround the outdoor space, an arbor can also help enhance privacy.
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If you want to add a climbing plant, the best is ivy, which is also evergreen and provides shade in summer and lets in light in winter. Bougainvillea and jasmine will add color.
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If you want to cover the arbor with a tarp, there are polyester and microperforated fabrics that are breathable, easy to clean, and can be gathered like blinds.
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Drapes provide side protection, can create small, enclosed spaces outdoors, and can be drawn back by just tying them with ribbons to one of the posts.
