Garden lounge furniture – 8 dreamy sofas for the outside area

8 dreamlike garden lounge furniture ideas

If you come from a region where winter lasts until March and April, then you will understand me! People like us wait impatiently like no other for the summer. Then you don’t stop enjoying the sun and pampering friends with cocktails on the terrace or in the garden.

Shortly before that, you can take all the furniture that you would use there aside and clean it up. Then you sit on it with a beautiful book and a cold drink in hand. This is a great way to celebrate the first days of summer, don’t think so?

Now I actually live in California and the winter here is shorter and milder. But that doesn’t change the fact that I’m super impatient with the first days of summer. On these I bring out all the cushions for the outside area and they don’t come back to the basement until autumn.

With this idea in mind, I want to introduce you to 8 modern summer sofas

Who needs a bachelor’s apartment if you can’t watch your favorite game there? That’s how the designers from Beringer Fine Homes think and that’s why they created the Dive-In Movie in Scottsdale, Arizona.

If you’re not watching the game, you can roll up the screen and then you’ll see a waterfall in its place

These deck chairs and the matching parasols are in a very sunny spot. Small waves form and through these you will certainly experience a feeling like being on the beach. Be careful repeating this idea at home. If you are using an old lounge chair, the water may be mixed with rust. There are specially designed deckchairs on the market. They are treated appropriately so that they are not affected by chlorophyll or other chemicals found in swimming pools.

Garden lounge furniture by the pool

In this lounge area we experience a couple of deep blue deck chairs. This type of designer is Henry Hall. You seem to be floating over this garden. It also contains walkways over water that lead to the courtyard.

Garden design and garden lighting ideas

This garden seems to have drawn inspiration from Japanese minimalism in garden design. Simply put, you only use what is absolutely necessary and give everything else a subordinate role. Furthermore, one integrates Zen elements such as water, rocks and plants.

A double deck chair serves as the focal point in this outdoor area. It serves as a lounge and a work of art at the same time. Eclectic accents from South Asia make the room appear relaxed and informal

What do you dream of when you are lying in the sun? I think a lot about a summer party. The square day beds are perfect for summer entertainment. You can enjoy the sun there during the day and sit there in the evening.

Open air living area

This pool here was created by Bradford Products. It includes built-in daybeds and makes the most of this small space. The swimming pool was provided with a surface of glass mosaics.

So it’s nice to sit on it and you don’t even have to take off your swimsuits

Are you dealing with a smaller, urban area? Loop couches like this one offer a wonderful opportunity for relaxation, ensure clear lines without dominating the room.

Terrace design ideas on display

Double sofa beds in purple add colored “pops” to this minimalist room in Menilo Park, California. I love the way the rounded edges break the silhouette out of clean lines, making for a more interesting and flowing appearance.

Which of these ideas would be suitable for your outdoor area? Create your design by summer?