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11 ft. Capri Canvas Hammock with FringePolyester Rope Hanging Chair in TanPolyester Rope Hanging Chair in Burgundy Eco-Friendly Hammock Tree Straps Best Bets: 10 Modern Outdoor Dining Chairs Let’s take this outside, shall we? Make every meal an al fresco affair with outdoor dining chairs that combine comfort, convenience and modern design into pieces so beautiful you’ll hardly want to leave them outside. Here, our top 10 picks. Written by Nissa Hallquist Soft Egg Chair by Driade However you may like your real eggs to eat, you definitely want the Egg you sit in to be Soft. The Soft Egg Chair by Driade was designed by Philippe Starck with, yes, soft curvy lines based on organic design motifs of the 1950s. Slots along the sides of the seat both allow rainwater to flow off and for easy stacking. Core Chair and Armchair by Cane-line The Cane-line Core Side Chair and Armchair look and feel like indoor dining chairs, but are made specifically for outdoor use.
They include quilted outdoor upholstery proprietary to Cane-line with QuickDryFoam fill that, as its name suggests, dries very quickly. So you can get back to comfortable outdoor dining in no time—and not get your pants wet. Coco Chair/Armchair by Oasiq The Coco Chair and Coco Armchair show off the ideal blend of industrial metal and rustic wood elements. They each include an aluminum seat and steel frame (in a single finish) on solid teak legs. Great around a wood dining table, a metal one or one with some of both materials. Hot Mesh Barstool by Blu Dot One of the best ways to elevate your outdoor dining experience. The Hot Mesh Barstool—and in fact the entire Hot Mesh collection—has been a highly popular choice for outdoor dining with its geometric mesh pattern, durable yet lightweight aluminum construction and playful colors. Tip Ton Indoor/Outdoor Chair by Vitra The Tip Ton Indoor/Outdoor Chair has a unique base that lets you tilt it forward to work or eat, or lean back to relax and think.
This particular version comes in an array of colors suitable for long-term outdoor use. Phantom Illuminated Armchair by Domitalia Bright, fun and just a little spooky; the perfect outdoor chair for after the sun goes down. With its ghostly glow, the Phantom Illuminated Armchair looks like a slipcovered easy chair that has come to life and is floating its way across the patio. Twizt Upholstered Chair and Armchair by Mamagreen The larger Twizt Outdoor Dining Collection is notable for tapered legs, angled chair backs and smooth expanses of high-quality teak. The Twizt Upholstered Chair and Armchair add to the comfort and elegant look with seats that are sharply tailored in weatherproof Sunbrella or Stamskin artificial leather upholstery. Vertex Dining Chair by Vondom A fashionably faceted dining chair molded out of a single piece of polyethylene plastic. Even with all of the sharp lines, the Vertex Dining Chair by Vondom manages to be exceptionally comfortable by angling those lines just so for the sake of ergonomics.
Designed by Karim Rashid. Flux Chair by Flux The Flux Chair takes the idea of a portable folding chair to a whole new level. Inspired by the art of origami, Flux arrives as a flat piece of polypropylene that, via carefully scored lines, folds into a strong, comfortable chair in a matter of minutes. Grinda Chair/Armchair by Skargaarden My personal favorites, the Grinda Chair and Grinda Armchair offer a gorgeous take on the popular rustic industrial look. It has slats of solid teak supported by a bent black tubular steel frame. The back slats are pierced by the frame, giving the chair a unique and seamless look and feel. SHOP ALL OUTDOOR DINING Baner Garden Outdoor Egg-Shaped Swing Chair, Black: Innovative and modern design with stylish aesthetic that is sure to look great in your garden Beautiful piece that allows you to sit back and enjoy the breeze in your backyard Outdoor swing chair with...Use your arrow keys to navigate between images and lots. en> de> it> es> fr>
Safari Garden egg chair Garden lounge-Garden armchairs > In a world where an overabundance of consumable products leads to a throwaway culture and fleeting trends, Dutch-based furniture producer Ghyczy is pioneering an alternative by developing timeless designs that combine innovative engineering with Visitors interested in this product also looked at these products:The seventh entry in our A-Zdvent calendar is the Garden Egg chair by Hungarian designer Peter Ghyczy, which demonstrated new techniques for plastic production in the late 1960s. The Garden Egg chair was designed by Peter Ghyczy in 1968 during his spell as chief designer at plastics manufacturer Elastogran GmbH in the German town of Lemförde, where he lived following his emigration to escape the revolution taking place in his homeland. Ghyczy was tasked with developing products to showcase the creative potential of the company's polyurethane plastic and designed the chair with a curvaceous shell that would be difficult to manufacture using other materials.
The plastic's imperviousness to water makes it suitable for use outdoors and the chair also features a lid that can be closed when not in use to create a watertight seal. A cushioned seat is positioned in the centre of the rounded plastic form, which curves upwards to form armrests on either side. When the lid is lifted up it supports a further cushion that acts as a backrest. The chair's smooth, glossy surfaces are typical of the space-age design that was prevalent at the time and made it an instant hit with the public, as well as a lasting icon of 1960s style. Curator Jana Scholze, who acquired an original version of the chair for the Victoria and Albert Museum's 2008 exhibition Cold War Modern: Design 1945-1970, said: "Its UFO form, portability, and suitability for informal lounging make it very characteristic of the period, reflecting the progressive, Utopian visions prominent in contemporary designs." Elastogran GmbH only produced a handful of the chairs as prototypes in Lemförde before setting up production in more affordable East Germany.