What to look for in outdoor daybeds
Canopied and high-sided forms provide greater enclosure, while open designs preserve views and feel less dominant within a residential terrace.
Materials and craftsmanship
The collection draws on woven, rope, aluminium, iron and teak. Artisan detailing adds further texture and individuality. Material, surface and making technique create a nuanced outdoor daybeds collection with a strong sense of character. Check the individual exposure rating and care guidance before placing a piece in covered, coastal or fully exposed conditions.
Scale, placement and everyday use
Measure the full footprint and access route before ordering. Consider shade, orientation, cushion storage and whether the daybed needs to be moved for cleaning or severe weather. Leave breathing space so the form does not overwhelm the setting.
Frequently asked questions
Where is the best place for an outdoor daybed?
Choose a level position with comfortable access, suitable exposure and a view worth enjoying. Nearby shade and convenient cushion storage make the setting easier to use.
