It may have taken forever, but we are thrilled to announce that it is finally time to start buying the best luxury outdoor furniture. Yes, summer is on its way and will be here before we know it, which means it’s a great time to get ahead of the curve and outfit your outdoor space, rather than waiting until the temperatures rise to start shopping.
While we’re on the subject of outdoor furniture, we’d like to offer one important thing to note: We recommend going the luxury route because pieces in this category will really hold up against the elements. Not only are they designed for rain, wind, snow, and sun, but the materials these brands enlist kick the durability up a notch.
So, with all of that said, we rounded up what we consider to be the only brands worth buying from. We also chose our favorite products from each brand to make matters even easier for anyone looking to upgrade their outdoor space.
HAY Outdoor Market
HAY may look straight out of the 1950s, but the Danish brand actually launched much later—in 2002, specifically. That said, it captures all of the midcentury modern ideals: Everything is on the simpler side, nothing is particularly bright, and it’s all wallet-friendly. Ahead, we chose our favorite outdoor pieces from the brand to get your space feeling nostalgic in all the right ways.
Cozey
We’ll admit: We are new to the Cozey game! This is a brand that came across our radar less than a year ago, but rest assured, we are hooked. It’s one of those brands that is more about quality than quantity, so you won’t find thousands of sofas on here, but the few that are available are equally comfortable, beautiful, and luxurious.
Outer
For durability that still prioritizes sleek silhouettes, look no further than Outer. Their OuterShell cover is custom-fit for most of their furniture, and it’s extra weather-resistant, so it’s designed to be left outside year-round. They even use other moisture-resistant materials like teak and concrete. Supportive teak and aluminum frames and UV-resistant material make for furniture that’s built to last.
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Article’s modern pieces are some of the more affordable luxury pieces you can get. The minimalist design has a midcentury modern feel, and it’s a pretty versatile aesthetic. Natural materials like acacia wood form the base of the brand’s lounge sets, and flat-rate shipping adds even more convenience.
Serena & Lily
A House Beautiful favorite, Serena & Lily is the go-to destination for turning your back patio into a beachy destination. Their decor has a super relaxed, modern coastal look, crafting timeless investment pieces you’ll be happy to pass down. The brand prioritizes natural textures and customization, so many of its sofas and loungers can be upholstered in one of dozens of fabrics.
West Elm
Shopping for outdoor furniture at West Elm is a great way to combine textures and modern, neutral tones. They also offer a wide range of items, so you could get a living set or a nice side table pretty easily and create a cohesive look by shopping in sets. You can easily build an outdoor kitchen or lounge area that’s as inviting as it is durable.
Frontgate
Picture that classic, dark brown, woven wicker look, and chances are you can find it at Frontgate. “When furnishing our exterior spaces on our family home, my family made frequent visits to the Frontgate store and website,” Associate Shopping Editor Janae McKenzie says. “Their furniture sets gave our whole backyard a united look, and their bespoke, unique decor and wall art added all of the accent pieces that made it feel curated.”
Anthropologie
Beyond its kitschy, unique home decor, Anthropologie carries a line of investment furniture to make your home feel extra curated, whether indoors or outdoors. Their furniture leans into patterns and shapes for an eclectic feel, so it’s a great way to add individualized touches and statement pieces to your outdoor decor.
Williams Sonoma
Outdoor furniture might not be the first thing that comes to mind when you think of Williams-Sonoma, but it shouldn’t be overlooked. They have excellent pieces with timeless styles that elevate your outdoor entertaining. Their offerings help you craft kitchens and dining areas that will keep your al fresco dinner party going all night long.
Arhaus
Arhaus pieces are luxurious, through and through. The heirloom-quality furniture has a major focus on durability, with the all-weather and rustproof treatment given to nearly all of its materials. That functionality is blended with sustainability, as many of their pieces are built from reclaimed wood or recycled metals. Their pieces are definitely on the pricier side, and with that price tag comes a resort-ready transformation to your home.
RST
“RST outdoor furniture that my family bought 10 years ago is still going strong today,” McKenzie says. “The UV-resistant Sunbrella fabrics have shown hardly any fading despite consistent sun exposure. The cushions on their chaise lounges are also super plush and comfortable.” Their pre-configured furniture sets range from seating arrangements to fire pits, and they’re best for shoppers who want to have a “one-and-done” decorating experience. One RST set will last you years and make your home feel cohesive.
Rove Concepts
Rove Concepts furniture reflects a contemporary design that can be adapted to anything. Clean, thin lines, high-quality sofa frames, and sculptural tables all represent a blank canvas. Decorate with your choice of throw pillows or tableware, and it’ll all flow together, with a functional, high-quality base.
Pottery Barn
Pottery Barn is well-established for its indoor decor, but its outdoor pieces are just as warm and inviting. Comfort is key with the brand, and rather than focus on following trendy elements, they create more timeless living and dining furniture. The brand is also experienced in creating furniture for smaller spaces, so if you only have an apartment balcony’s worth of room, you can still find something beautiful.
Urban Natural
If you're looking to prioritize sustainability, give Urban Natural a try. Their furniture is made in the U.S. with eco-friendly materials, including organic cotton and Forest Stewardship Council-certified wood. There’s no compromise on style, either—the handcrafted furniture features smooth bamboo and low-profile silhouettes.
Sundays
Outdoor sectionals and sofas shouldn’t have to be firm and uncomfortable just to hold up to nature. The pieces from Sundays follow in the footsteps of their ultra-plush Movie Night sofa, with cozy back and seat cushions you’ll love to lounge in for hours. Plus, the performance fabric is still quick-drying and sturdy enough to keep outside.
Neighbor
If you’re prone to frequently rearranging your space, the variety and modularity of Neighbor’s outdoor furniture are just what you need. Teak, aluminum, and wicker are used in the majority of their pieces, and they even offer a collection of outdoor rugs to help your space feel more seamless.
Yardbird
Yardbird is made for people who spend more time at home outdoors than indoors. Relaxing dining chairs, conversational sets, and striking detailing on their sofas all make any exterior pop. They even use recycled ocean plastic in their resin wicker, committing to sustainability. If making an online purchase worries you, they have showrooms across the country where you can check out their pieces in person.
Grandin Road
The outdoor decor at Grandin Road falls on the more affordable side of luxury furniture. There’s a wide variety of pieces, from loveseats and outdoor rocking chairs to stylish coffee tables with storage. Their unique lighting and accent pieces add special finishing touches. The brand also updates its product selections seasonally, so it’s easy to create an up-to-date look in your home.
Castlery
“Castlery remains at the top of my wishlist for investment furniture,” McKenzie says. “They include midcentury modern touches that don’t feel dated, offer a touch of tropical influence, and performance fabrics that I’ll be grateful for on lazy days where I don’t want to run for the furniture cover.” They offer pieces that add sophistication without being too imposing, making them a great fit for those in smaller homes or apartments.
Rejuvenation
For furniture that will age beautifully over time and quality craftsmanship, try the outdoor furniture from Rejuvenation. It’s designed to look like you brought the indoors outside, so comfortable cushions, poufs, and slatted wood are more common than rattan and wicker. FSC-certified, mildew-resistant teak features heavily in their offerings, so there’s no compromise in durability.

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