Outdoor Furniture

We get it — you want your patio, balcony, or garden to work as hard as your indoor spaces and look just as good doing it.

Your outdoor living areas deserve the same careful design and uncompromising quality as the rest of your home. That’s why our outdoor furniture is crafted with premium materials engineered to outlast the elements. Finally, your home’s style extends seamlessly outdoors, creating a cohesive sanctuary that actually fits real life.

The truth about teak, metal, and rattan

Here’s the real deal on materials — what holds up, what falls short, and what vibe each brings.

• Teak wood: The undisputed champion of outdoor wood. Thanks to its natural oils, teak resists rot and decay like a pro. It handles brutal Canadian seasons with ease and stays stunning with very little fuss.
• Acacia wood: Dense, durable, and a loyal patio companion. Acacia ages beautifully with your family’s stories, standing strong against moisture and pests.
• Aluminum: Lightweight but tough, aluminum frames scoff at rust and corrosion. They bring clean, modern lines and require almost zero upkeep — perfect for a sleek, contemporary outdoor space.
• Rattan: Craving that laid-back vacation vibe minus the high maintenance? Meet synthetic rattan. It mimics natural weave with UV and moisture resistance built in, staying effortlessly chic without cracking or fading.

Small patios can pack a big style punch

Got 40 square feet and dreams of hosting legendary gatherings? We’re on the same page. Small space doesn’t mean small style. (Pro tip: snag the best deals during Canadian outdoor furniture sales in late summer and early fall.)

Maximise your balcony or condo patio without feeling cramped:

• Modular seating: Rearrange at will — from lively parties to solo lounging, with extra legroom for that one friend.
• Stackable chairs: Keep extra seating tucked away until you need it, keeping your space open and inviting.
• Foldable or extendable tables: Expand your dining or drink space when guests arrive, then fold them away to keep your patio feeling roomy.

Outdoor living, two ways to win

Whether you’re craving lively dinners or ultimate chill zones, these setups deliver outdoor bliss:

• Al fresco dining: Turn every meal into an escape with a sturdy outdoor table and comfy patio dining chairs. Add an umbrella for shade — because sunburns don’t belong with steak nights.
• Outdoor lounging: Sometimes you just need to kick back. Think expansive sectionals or inviting sofas paired with plush lounge chairs. Your go-to for naps, reading, or breezy daydreams.

Keep your patio furniture looking sharp, season after season

Outdoor furniture is tough, but it’s not invincible. Want it to outlast more than one summer? A little love goes a long way — and future you will thank present you for skipping the replacement scramble next spring.

• Gentle cleaning: Soft cloth, mild soap, lukewarm water — enough to wipe away spills or suspicious spots.
• Cushion and cover up: Store cushions inside during rain or winter. Covers block rain, snow, UV rays, and those mysteriously smelly falling leaves.
• Teak love: Apply teak oil every few months — unless you prefer the silvery, weathered look. Then let nature do its thing.
• Winter retreat: In snowy regions (hello Montreal), stash furniture in a garage or shed, elevated if possible, to keep moisture and ice at bay.
• Seasonal check-up: Once per season, inspect for loose screws, rust spots, or frayed weaves.

Balcony furniture is minimalist: compact, lightweight, and foldable — perfect for high-rises. Patio furniture spreads out a bit more, offering roomier layouts and extra ways to show off.