Outdoor Furniture

Outdoor furniture at Global Swanky includes patio dining and pub sets, folding camping chairs, sun loungers, hammocks, hanging chairs, outdoor tables, pool loungers and shade, plus garden decor and solar lights. Prices start at $19.58.

On this page

1. What Is Outdoor Furniture?
2. What's in Our Outdoor Furniture Collection?
3. Types of Outdoor Furniture
4. Outdoor Furniture Materials
5. How to Choose Outdoor Furniture
6. Outdoor Furniture for Small Spaces
7. Outdoor Furniture by Space
8. Hammock Guide
9. Pool and Water Safety
10. Caring for Outdoor Furniture
11. Outdoor Furniture Layout Ideas
12. Outdoor Decor and Accessories
13. How Much Does Outdoor Furniture Cost?
14. Shipping, Returns and Support
15. Outdoor Furniture FAQs
16. Find the Right Outdoor Furniture

What Is Outdoor Furniture?

Outdoor furniture, often called patio furniture, is seating, tables and loungers built to handle sun, rain and wind. It turns patios, decks, balconies, gardens and poolsides into comfortable places to eat, relax and entertain.

Good outdoor furniture uses weather-resistant materials, dries quickly and is easy to clean. Folding and portable pieces also go camping, to the beach and to the park.

Patio furniture vs garden furniture

The terms overlap. Patio furniture usually means dining and lounge pieces for hard surfaces, while garden furniture also covers benches, swings and hammocks on lawns.

Fixed vs portable pieces

Dining sets and sofas usually stay in place, while folding chairs, tables and hammocks pack away for storage and travel.

What's in Our Outdoor Furniture Collection?

The collection lists 771 products, all in stock when we updated this page on October 7, 2026. Prices run from $19.58 to $820.04, with a median starting price of $25.86.

Counts come from product titles on October 7, 2026. The collection also includes about 630 garden decor, lighting, holiday and outdoor accessory items. Check sizes, weight limits and materials on each listing.

Types of Outdoor Furniture

Different pieces suit different spaces and uses.

Patio dining and pub sets

Dining sets bring family meals and entertaining outdoors. Pub and tavern sets use taller tables and chairs, which suit small patios and bar areas. The Tavern Table and Chair Set with Two Gliders and Cushioned Seats costs $725.76.

Outdoor sofas and lounge seating

Sofas, sectionals and bean bags create relaxed lounge areas. The Portable Outdoor Bean Bag Sofa With Waterproof Oxford Fabric costs $34.29.

Folding and camping chairs

Folding chairs are light, portable and quick to set up for the garden, beach, camping and sports events. Many include cup holders, side tables or cooler pockets.

Sun loungers and recliners

Loungers let you stretch out by the pool or on the lawn. Adjustable backrests, canopies and headrests add comfort.

Hammocks

Hammocks are some of the most relaxing outdoor furniture. Choose nylon for camping, cotton for comfort, and mosquito-net designs for evenings.

Hanging chairs and swings

Hanging chairs and swing seats add a cosy, boho feel to balconies, porches and trees. The Wicker Hanging Chair with Sturdy Metal Frame and Weather-Resistant Rattan costs $246.68.

Outdoor tables

Folding aluminium and bamboo tables suit picnics, camping and small patios, and some have adjustable height.

Pool loungers and floats

Inflatable loungers and mesh floats are made for relaxing on the water. Some include electric thrusters for gentle movement.

Umbrellas and shade

Patio umbrellas, shade sails and canopies keep seating areas cool and protect furniture from strong sun.

Outdoor Furniture Materials

The material decides how outdoor furniture looks, feels and lasts.

Metal frames

Steel is strong and stable, while aluminium is lighter and won't rust. Look for powder-coated finishes.

Rattan and wicker

Synthetic rattan looks natural but stands up to sun and rain better than natural cane.

Wood

Teak and other hardwoods weather well. Oil them to keep the colour, or let them fade to silver.

Fabrics

Textilene, polyester and Oxford cloth dry quickly. Bring cotton and canvas pieces in during wet weather.

How to Choose Outdoor Furniture

Follow these steps to choose the right pieces:

1. Measure your space and leave room to walk around furniture.
2. Decide how you'll use it: dining, lounging, camping or poolside.
3. Choose materials that suit your climate.
4. Check weight capacity, especially for chairs, loungers and hammocks.
5. Consider storage, such as folding pieces for small spaces.
6. Add shade and cushions for comfort.
7. Check assembly requirements and what's included.

Outdoor Furniture for Small Spaces

Balconies and small patios can still be comfortable.

Folding pieces

Folding chairs and tables pack away when you need the space.

Pub-height sets

Taller tables use less floor space and give a view over balcony railings.

Hanging seats

Hanging chairs use vertical space, but check the ceiling or stand can carry the weight.

Multi-use pieces

Storage benches and side tables with shelves keep cushions and essentials tidy.

Outdoor Furniture by Space

Match outdoor furniture to the space you have.

Balconies

Choose folding chairs, a small table and a hanging chair if the ceiling allows. Light colours make small balconies feel bigger.

Decks and patios

Dining sets, sofas and loungers suit larger hard surfaces. Add an umbrella or shade sail for summer.

Gardens and lawns

Hammocks with stands, swing chairs and loungers sit well on grass. Use wider feet or pads so legs don't sink.

Poolside

Quick-drying loungers, textilene chairs and inflatable floats suit pool areas. Keep walkways clear and non-slip.

Porches

Rocking chairs, hanging seats and small side tables create a welcoming entrance.

Hammock Guide

Hammocks come in many styles.

Camping hammocks

Light nylon or parachute-cloth hammocks pack small and hang between trees with straps. Many hold around 200kg or more; check the rating.

Mosquito-net hammocks

Built-in nets keep insects out for evening relaxation and camping.

Hammocks with stands

Freestanding stands let you set up a hammock on a patio or lawn without trees.

Hanging safely

Use tree-friendly straps, check knots and fittings before each use, and hang the hammock at a comfortable height above the ground.

Pool and Water Safety

Pool loungers and floats are for relaxing, not for safety.

Supervise children

The CPSC's Pool Safely campaign advises never leaving a child unattended in or near water and always designating an adult Water Watcher who isn't distracted by a phone or reading.

Floats are not life jackets

Inflatable loungers aren't life-saving devices. Non-swimmers and children need proper supervision and approved flotation.

Electric floats

Floats with thrusters should be charged and used exactly as the instructions say, and kept away from swimmers' hands and hair.

Wind and open water

Avoid using inflatable loungers in strong wind or open water, where they can drift away from shore.

Caring for Outdoor Furniture

Regular care keeps outdoor furniture looking good for years.

• Clean regularly with mild soap, warm water and a soft brush.
• Dry fabrics fully before folding or storing to prevent mould.
• Cover or store furniture during storms and winter.
• Tighten screws and bolts at the start of each season.
• Oil wood once or twice a year if you want to keep its colour.
• Touch up paint chips on steel frames to prevent rust.
• Deflate and dry inflatable loungers before storing them.

Protecting from sun

UV light fades fabrics and dries out wood. Use umbrellas, shade sails or covers when furniture isn't in use.

Winter storage

Store cushions, fabric chairs and hammocks indoors, and cover heavier pieces that stay outside.

Outdoor Furniture Layout Ideas

A good layout makes outdoor spaces easier to use.

Dining zone

Place the dining set near the kitchen door, with space to pull chairs out.

Lounge zone

Group seating around a low table or fire feature for conversation.

Relaxation zone

Put hammocks and loungers in a quieter, shaded corner.

Lighting

Add solar lights or string lights so you can enjoy the space after dark. Browse our string lights and solar lamps collections.

Outdoor Decor and Accessories

The collection also includes items that finish an outdoor space.

Garden decor

Metal stakes, wind chimes, bird feeders and statues add personality to gardens and patios.

Lighting

Solar garden lights and string lights add atmosphere without wiring.

Seasonal decorations

Halloween and Christmas decorations dress up porches and yards for the holidays.

How Much Does Outdoor Furniture Cost?

Furniture pieces in our collection range from about $21 for a camping hammock to $820.04 for a pub table and chair set. Across all 771 listings, 332 start under $25, 367 start between $25 and $50, 47 start between $50 and $100, 13 start between $100 and $200, and 12 start at $200 or more.

Here's what each price band typically buys:

• Under $30: hammocks, folding chairs, floats and hanging chairs.
• $30 to $100: sun loungers, recliners, camping tables and outdoor sofas.
• $100 to $300: hanging rattan chairs, storage cabinets and modular rattan sets.
• $300 and up: patio dining, tavern and pub sets.

Standard US shipping is free on every order.

Shipping, Returns and Support

We ship outdoor furniture to US addresses only, and standard shipping is free. Most orders arrive within 6 to 32 business days, and you can track your order once it ships.

Returns are accepted within 30 days of delivery if the item is new, unused and in its original packaging, with no restocking fee. Read the full terms in our return policy, and contact our support team if your order arrives damaged.

Outdoor Furniture FAQs

What is the best material for outdoor furniture?

Aluminium, powder-coated steel, synthetic rattan and teak all handle outdoor conditions well. Aluminium is light and rust-resistant, steel is sturdy, rattan looks natural, and teak weathers beautifully. Choose quick-drying fabrics such as textilene or polyester for seats and slings, and match the material to your climate.

Can outdoor furniture stay outside all year?

Many pieces can, but covers and winter storage help them last longer. Bring cushions, fabric chairs and hammocks indoors in wet or freezing weather, and cover metal and wood pieces that stay outside all winter. Breathable covers help prevent mould underneath.

How do I clean outdoor furniture?

Use mild soap, warm water and a soft brush, then rinse and let everything dry fully. Avoid harsh chemicals and pressure washers on wood and wicker, which can damage the surface. Clean spills quickly, and wash cushion covers as the label allows.

How do I stop metal outdoor furniture rusting?

Choose powder-coated steel or aluminium, touch up chips quickly with outdoor metal paint, keep furniture dry when possible, and cover it in winter. Aluminium doesn't rust, which makes it a good choice for wet climates. Check welds and feet each spring.

What size outdoor furniture do I need?

Measure your space first. Allow about 3 feet (90cm) around a dining table so chairs can pull out, and leave walkways clear. On small balconies, choose folding or pub-height pieces, and mark the footprint with tape before buying to check the fit.

How much weight can a hammock hold?

It varies by design and material. Many camping hammocks are rated around 200kg (about 440lb), and some heavy-duty models list 500lb. Always check the listing, use straps and fittings rated for the same load, and inspect them before each use.

Are pool loungers safe for children?

Pool loungers aren't safety devices. CPSC's Pool Safely campaign advises never leaving a child unattended in or near water and designating an adult Water Watcher. Non-swimmers need proper flotation and close supervision, and inflatables should be kept away from pool drains.

Do I need to assemble outdoor furniture?

Many pieces need some assembly, especially dining sets, sofas and loungers. Folding chairs, hammocks and inflatable loungers usually need little or no assembly. Check each listing for what's included and how long assembly takes, and keep the hardware and instructions for later adjustments.

How do I protect outdoor furniture from the sun?

Use umbrellas, shade sails or covers when furniture isn't in use. UV light fades fabrics and dries out wood over time, so choose UV-resistant fabrics and treat wood with outdoor oil once or twice a year. Rotate cushions to fade evenly.

What outdoor furniture is best for camping?

Folding chairs with carry bags, lightweight aluminium tables, camping hammocks with straps and compact stools pack small, travel well and set up quickly. Check the weight capacity, folded size and carry weight before you buy. Practise setting up at home first.

How long does shipping take?

Most orders arrive within 6 to 32 business days of being placed. That covers 1 to 2 business days of handling and 5 to 30 business days in transit. Standard shipping is free on every order, and we currently ship to US addresses only.

Can I return outdoor furniture?

Yes, within 30 days of delivery, if the item is new, unused and in its original packaging. Email support@globalswanky.com with your order number, the product name and the reason for the return, then wait for return instructions. There's no restocking fee.

Find the Right Outdoor Furniture

Choosing outdoor furniture comes down to three checks: pieces that fit your space, materials that suit your climate, and comfort for how you'll use them. Start with seating and a table, then add loungers, hammocks and shade.

Ready to choose? Scroll up to the product grid and filter by type or price. For more, browse our hammocks, garden tools, home decor and sports and outdoors collections.