There's never a bad time to start dreaming of warmer weather. That's why we have the basics for planning your comfy outdoor hangout – regardless of what the thermometer says. Just be sure to check back in February, when we'll have even more options for welcoming those warm, sunny days. Lounging & relaxing furniture(84)Ikea FoldingMetal Folding ChairsGreen FoldingFolding SideMetal ChairsMetal TablesTurquoise IkeaChair TurquoiseTurquoise FoldingForwardFRODE Folding chair IKEA Folds flat to save space when not in use. Shaped back and scooped seat for enhanced seating comfort. Lounging & relaxing furniture IKEA FAMILY products & offers Relax in furniture made for your garden When the sun is out and the temperature is high, relaxing furniture is great to use for resting in your garden. With that in mind, we’ve developed a range of comfortable outdoor furniture so you can put your feet up and enjoy the weather. How about a FALSTER or ÄPPLARÖ lounge chair? With adjustable backs and wheels they’re both functional and easy to move.
We also offer a variety of chairs and matching tables, such as our AMMERÖ range, relaxing furniture to eat outside whenever the weather allows. All our comfortable outdoor furniture is easy to keep clean. Relax with furniture for outdoor use Outdoor garden furniture design has come a long way since simple wooden tables and chairs were the only options you had. We offer a variety of relaxing furniture seating choices: sofas, comfy chairs and corner groups with removable cushions, so they don’t get wet in the rain. Our sofas – like the ÄPPLARÖ, AMMERÖ and ENHOLMEN designs – come in a variety of configurations that include corner sections and chaise lounges. This allows you to make the best use of your available space. We also have KALVÖ director’s chairs that can be folded away when not in use, and stackable plastic IKEA PS VÅGÖ easy chairs. Lounging and relaxing furnitureMake the most of your outdoor space with our lounging and relaxing furniture. We have lots of styles and types, from sun loungers to armchairs, and you can even create your own combination with our sofa sections.
Choose from maintenance-free artificial materials or the natural warmth of wood, which requires a little care every now and then. ÄPPLARÖ outdoor furnitureWhether you like relaxed outdoor dining or soaking up a little sunshine, the ÄPPLARÖ series is all you need to create the perfect outdoor living area. It’s made from durable solid wood and there are options for all sizes of space, too. You Might Also EnjoyWe make it easier! Sign up for our newsletter to get the best of HC delivered to your inbox. Do you have a way with words? Apply to write for Her Campus! There is some pretty great stuff at IKEA. But it's hard not to be jealous of IKEA shoppers from the 70s and 80s when you see some of the amazing stuff that used to line the retailer's shelves. Here are eleven favorite vintage pieces that we'd love to see make a comeback. Above: IKEA's TAJT, seen here on the cover of their 1973 catalog (via Scraphacker), is a pretty clever design — and maybe the most attractive chair-that-turns-into-a-bed I've ever seen.
This couch, also spotted on Scraphacker, is pretty fantastic. (Image credit: Niels Gammelgaard) A Bertoia-esque chair, designed by Niels Gammelgaard for IKEA and introduced in 1986. I've spotted this one in a few European interiors. These folding chairs, also by Niels Gammelgaard, might not look super comfortable, but they are quite attractive. (Image credit: Anyas Vintage) This is the ombre DUETT lamp, spotted on Anyas Vintage. (Image credit: Neils Gammelgaard) I seriously covet this MOMENT sofa, by Neils Gammelgaard. (Image credit: Home Designing) Here it is on the cover of IKEA's 1985 catalog. That is one good-looking sofa. IKEA may have made some design missteps in the 80s, but this was not one of them. The elegant KROKEN lounger, spotted on the cover of the 1979 catalog (via Home Designing). These sling chairs, spotted on Retronu, are pretty sweet (and the matching table is nice, too). (Image credit: Nordiska Style) These loungers and matching ottomans, spotted on Nordiska Style, embody everything that was great about 70s design.
(Image credit: Hung Up on Retro) These folding chairs, spotted at Hung Up on Retro, would be at home in pretty much any decor. (And is that a velvet TAJT in the foreground?) Verner Panton, designer of the famous S Chair, also created a chair for IKEA called the VILBERT. The chairs were produced in limited quantities and, as you might expect, sold out rather quickly, but they do crop up on eBay from time to time. Image from IKEA the Book, via F7.You might like: 10 Amazing Things from the 1965 Sears Catalog Re-edited from a post originally published 8.17.15-ntGlamour IkeaIkea GlamGlam HackChic Ikea HackEasy Ikea HacksIkea Hack OfficeIkea Hack DiyMetallic SprayGold SprayForwardIkea Hack: Turn A Boring Chair Into A Glam Piece // Today I want to share with you a cool and easy-to-make ikea hack. I will show how I gave a sophisticated and glamorous touch to a boring and simple chair.Many people have reached out to us looking for solutions for making their own home an edited home.
Often requested is a guide to folding chairs–chairs being a staple piece of furniture for most any home. With a little help from our friends over at Apartment Therapy, we’ve put together this list of 10 folding chairs, ranging from the super inexpensive to the super not-inexpensive. Let us know what we might have missed in our comments section. We’d be remiss to not include the big I. This is one of their several folding chair options. They’re not super sturdy, but boy are they inexpensive. We’ll leave it at that. This chair has a nice look and works inside and out. If your aesthetic leans toward pop-art, this chair from Target might be your style. It works inside and out. We really dig this chair. Simple, real-wood, good price. Like the Target chair, this one will appeal to a particular aesthetic. The translucency opens up visual space, but acrylic tends to scratch over time. We quite like the look of these. They have a very light design, but the leather gives them a touch of luxury.
Their legs don’t look super beefy, so might be best for the lither buyer. We’ve been using a Flux chair for a while and they’re surprisingly comfortable. They work as a lounge or dining chair, but are too slack for an office chair. When unfolded, they lie completely flat. They’re available in several colors. These high-quality, Italian-made folding chairs are 3/4″ deep when folded. Unlike a lot of folding chairs, they have a nice, substantial feel. Prices vary depending on finish. We’ll dispense of the alien jokes. In terms of raw functionality and portability, it’s tough to beat the Leaf. They hang in your closet and are built solid enough to withstand your heaviest friend. [Note: the Folditure site has stopped publishing these prices, so check with them to see current pricing.] If your tastes lean toward mid-century modern, and your budget leans toward hedge fund manager after a bonus, this chair is probably for you. Solid construction, classic looks, big price tag.