indoor outdoor rugs cb2

indoor outdoor rugs cb2

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Indoor Outdoor Rugs Cb2

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Lounge Chairs HavenlyChairs Cb2Cozy ChairsChairs FurnitureSaid FurnitureChairs MenswearFurniture MenswearWorkplaces ChairsRooms Cb2Forwardcross section. Classic wingback curves intersect modern in a standout black and white plaid. Fashion-driven freeform grid reimagines the silhouette in striking new proportions: ultra high back, low sloped arms and deep plush seat—all elevated on tapered onyx legs. Brooklyn-based designer Aelfie Oudghiri was inspired by New York's grid system of city streets, observing, "we're always moving at hard angles, in rectangles or straight lines. I think I've absorbed a lot of the urban geometry.Some say a good outdoor rug is hard to find. Between the durability factor and the challenge of finding a rug that complements your outdoor decor at an affordable price, we don’t dare argue with today’s opening statement! But we think the featured finds below may be a step in the right direction. Not to mention, many of them are available in a range of sizes, so be sure to follow the links for further details if you find your match made in outdoor rug heaven.




While neutral tones seem to be the most popular choices, we’ve thrown in a couple of bright outdoor rugs in case you’re looking to wake up the ground under your all-weather chairs! Many rug shoppers seem to be seeking diamonds. Diamond patterns, that is. Who doesn’t love the trellis-like allure of intersecting lines?! This Durban Diamond Indoor/Outdoor Rug from Pottery Barn features a flat-woven diamond pattern on a stain-resistant surface. It’s a win-win:The All-Weather Recycled Diamond Collection from Restoration Hardware includes 7 sizes and 8 colors in the blue, beige and grey families. There’s something crisp about a grid pattern that’s set on the angle. Diamonds are a design enthusiast’s best friend!For a tighter pattern, check out the Basic Diamond Recycled Yarn Indoor/Outdoor Rug in Blue from Pottery Barn, a hand-loomed selection made from recycled plastic. The smaller print makes mixing and matching patterns a snap, so bring on the outdoor cushions!The Aldo Dove Indoor/Outdoor Rug from Crate & Barrel features a modern pattern by designer Chris Mestdagh.




Inspired by mid-century architectural details (such as concrete screens), this piece is both soil-resistant and a snap to clean:You can’t go wrong with classic stripes! The Cyclo Indoor/Outdoor Rug in Spice from Room & Board is both stylish and durable, thanks to a construction of recycled bicycle tubes and polypropylene fibers. Did we mention that this beautiful piece is hand-woven?! Below we see the rug in Spice……yet we’re also fans of the selection in Black, as shown in the next featured image. There’s something about the contrast between the dark tones of the rug and the vivid green of the grass:When a striped rug involves white, it can’t help but channel crisp, warm-weather days. Which is why the Perennials Bold Stripe Rug in Iron from Restoration Hardware is undeniably summery! Since it’s loomed from Perennials® all-weather acrylic fibers, it’s fade-, mold- and mildew-resistant. Now that’s outdoor style we can get on board with! Plus, this rug is comfy, even under bare feet.




A range of sizes and neutral tones are available.When stripes meet the chevron pattern, you get the Koen Chevron Indoor/Outdoor Rug from Crate & Barrel, designed by Chris Mestdagh. Made from polypropylene, this sturdy piece is stain- and soil-resistant, as well as UV stable.Our last two featured rugs are colorful and geometric, with a hint of Southwestern style. First we have the Beach Reversible Outdoor Rug from CB2, which puts a modern twist on the argyle pattern. The piece was inspired by designer Aelfie Oudghiri’s memories of making friendship bracelets at summer camp. What’s not to love about a dash of nostalgia, especially when shades of teal and blue are involved?!Another CB2 treasure from Aelfie Oudghiri, the Pines Indoor/Outdoor Rug celebrates triangles with bright pops of teal against a grey backdrop. Since it’s handwoven of polyester crafted from recycled plastic, this rug is both comfy and sturdy. As stated in the product description, “simply shake it off or hose it clean.” 




Note that many of today’s featured rugs are perfect both indoors and out. How’s that for versatility?! Warm weather and long days call for lazy hours lounging outdoors. Happily, a few additions will transform a basic patio or porch into a true extension of your home, making it a cozy, comfortable, and chic retreat to spend your summer living in. Roll out a rug Outdoor mats, which now come in tons of great colors and cool patterns, are a quick way to add comfort underfoot, define your space, and tie the look of it together. The two versions below are made of durable, UV-treated materials and can be hosed down for fast cleaning. Invest in sturdy (and stylish) furniture Well-made pieces will withstand the elements over many seasons. Choose comfortable, versatile items like this bench, made of renewable eucalyptus wood. It looks sharp solo—or use it with its table for added seating come mealtime. When the sun starts blazing, a classic umbrella offers an elegant solution.




Or consider a movable scrim (imagine curtains around a seating area) that you can shift as the sun travels through the day, suggests Christiane Lemieux, founder of new home-furnishing brand Lemieux Et Cie. Add a focal point Place a large fire pit at the patio’s center, suggests Sarah Fishburne, director of home design at Home Depot—or a smaller one off to the side, to create an area of interest. (Either should be at least 10 feet from the house.) It’s a feature that extends the season, and those with grates on top can double as small grills. Candles and lanterns provide safe passage in dark areas and bring a flattering glow to your guests. Plus, “light beautifully defines a party’s perimeter,” says Lemieux. Is it a stool? Is it a table? Flexible furniture means you always have whatever you need on hand. Go for weatherproof (and deceptively lightweight) materials like teak or resin for enduring quality. “Coordinate your planters and flowers to complement the colors of your patio for an effortless, pulled-together look,” Fishburne says.

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