Patio season is upon us and we’ve been spending a lot more time outside lately (before it gets too hot!) If your backyard hangout spot has seen better days and you’re looking to refresh it this year, I’m here to help!
I’ve spent hours searching the internet for the best finds and deals on outdoor furniture and decor. I was originally planning on doing a small roundup but got carried away, and here we are, 230+ items later…
I figured this post could be an ongoing, updated outdoor catalog that would serve as a shopping resource for you to reference anytime. I’ve started with six categories below, but I can add more as needed (any other requests??)
The majority of these finds are on the more affordable end (because we all love a good deal!) but I’ve also included a few in the “dream furniture” category for those working with a bigger budget.
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Outdoor Dining
If you’re looking to stretch your budget, outdoor dining chairs are one category you can save on without sacrificing quality and style. There are plenty of options available in a wide range of materials, colors and designs.
I typically purchase my dining table and chairs separately, but I’ve also linked a handful of sets if you prefer a more coordinated look. Tip: if you want to seat more than 8 guests comfortably and can’t find a large enough table, push two dining tables together!
Outdoor Seating
Living in Florida, I’ve had to replace more outdoor furniture than I’d like to admit. I’ve learned that with outdoor seating, you often get what you pay for. In my climate, metal and high quality HDPE tends to last the longest—but if I lived anywhere else, I’d always choose wood!
Outdoor seating can be one of the biggest investments, and there are many factors to consider such as your climate, setting, maintenance and budget.
Chaise lounges
If given the choice, you’ll always find me on a chaise lounge by the pool. I include them in our pool house rentals, and for the next place I’m going with a more traditional black metal style.
Chaise lounges can be pricey, but I found plenty of affordable options that don’t look cheap. Cushions can be purchased separately (in any color/style) so keep that in mind when shopping!
Outdoor Rugs
Outdoor rugs can instantly make a backyard feel more inviting and put together, while providing comfort underfoot. I usually opt for a simpler design in neutral, earthy colors and a low maintenance, washable material.
To clean these rugs, I’ve found that pressure washing with soapy water does the trick.
Outdoor Planters
Large concrete or stone planters can be an investment, but there are a lot of affordable alternatives out there. Here are my favorites to get a similar look without spending a fortune. Most of these are offered in multiple sizes and/or finishes.
Want to save money and make your own? Try my DIY hypertufa, faux stone, or fluted cement planter tutorials!
Patio Umbrellas
Something about a patio umbrella instantly makes you feel like you’re on vacation, and I have one at every property. I typically go for stripes, scallops, fringe, or some combination of the three.
For the next house, I’m eyeing these pagoda styles which cost a pretty penny, but they’re currently 30-40% off.
I’ve linked the ones on my wishlist, plus a ton of budget-friendly options—many of them are available in different colors, so click through if there’s a style you like!
I hope this roundup is helpful if you’re searching for new outdoor furniture and are overwhelmed with all of the choices. If there’s anything else you’re in need of, let me know and I may add a new category. I’ll be updating this list as I come across new products, so check back as needed!
For even more budget outdoor finds, make sure to check out my Amazon Storefront.
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