An outdoor accent chair does what an indoor accent chair does — it adds seating flexibility, visual interest, and a seat that is more deliberate than a stan... Read More
An outdoor accent chair does what an indoor accent chair does — it adds seating flexibility, visual interest, and a seat that is more deliberate than a standard dining chair. At Lulu and Georgia, the outdoor accent chairs collection brings together wicker club chairs and lounge chairs, teak and hardwood arm chairs, powder-coated steel bucket and sling chairs, and all-weather upholstered accent chairs — each chosen for the combination of durability and the kind of visual quality that makes the patio worth photographing.
What outdoor accent chairs does Lulu and Georgia carry?
The collection includes deep-seat wicker and rattan-style lounge chairs with cushions, teak and eucalyptus arm chairs in classic and contemporary forms, powder-coated steel and iron accent and club chairs, sling chairs in aluminum frames, all-weather upholstered chairs in Sunbrella fabric, and swivel and rocking outdoor accent chairs. Most upholstered styles include removable cushion covers. Frame finishes span natural teak, powder-coated black and white, and resin wicker in grey and brown.
What is the most durable outdoor chair material?
Powder-coated aluminum is the most weather-resistant frame material for outdoor chairs — it does not rust, does not require seasonal treatment, and holds its finish for many years in most climates. Teak is highly durable and naturally resistant to moisture, insects, and rot; it requires annual oiling to maintain its color but weathers gracefully without it. Resin wicker over an aluminum frame combines the visual warmth of natural wicker with the durability of aluminum. Avoid untreated steel and iron frames in coastal or high-humidity environments, where rust develops rapidly.
How do I arrange outdoor accent chairs on a patio?
Treat an outdoor seating arrangement like an interior living room — anchor it with a rug, orient chairs toward a focal point (a fire pit, a view, a pool), and leave adequate circulation space between pieces. Two accent chairs flanking a small side table creates a conversation corner at the edge of the seating area; a single chair in a shaded corner with a floor lantern beside it functions as an outdoor reading spot. Position chairs so they face the primary social activity, not the fence or the door.
Also explore: Outdoor Sofas + Sectionals, Outdoor Coffee Tables, Outdoor Dining Chairs, Outdoor Rugs, Outdoor Lounge Furniture.
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