Outdoor furniture – stylish living under the open sky
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Outdoor furniture transforms gardens, patios, balconies, or pergolas into true living spaces under the open sky. Whether it's a compact table, a relaxing hammock, or a comfortable armchair – high-quality outdoor furniture offers comfort, style, and durability. At Licht-Kraus GmbH, you'll find a curated selection of outdoor furniture – made with robust materials, featuring weather-resistant designs and timeless aesthetics. These pieces aren't just short-lived garden sets, but long-lasting outdoor furnishings. The following text explains what's important when choosing outdoor furniture: materials and workmanship, comfort and ergonomics, weather resistance and maintenance requirements, design and spatial impact, applications and combination possibilities, as well as maintenance and value retention. Finally, you'll find a FAQ section with frequently asked questions.
Outdoor furniture is exposed to particular conditions: sun, rain, wind, and temperature fluctuations put stress on materials and construction. High-quality outdoor furniture therefore consists of:
Key characteristics
Frames made of aluminum, stainless steel or powder-coated steel – corrosion-resistant
weather-resistant coverings or upholstery fabrics with UV resistance and mold resistance
Connections carefully processed – no visible rust spots or loose parts
Weatherproof surfaces and mounting elements that also function permanently outdoors
Thanks to good materials and solid workmanship, your outdoor furniture will not only be beautiful to look at, but also reliable in use for many years.
Outdoor furniture should not only look good, but also invite you to linger. Small tables, hammocks, and armchairs each have different requirements:
Comfort aspects
Small table: stable surface, weatherproof, suitable for seat height
Hammock: secure attachment, comfortable fabric, weather-resistant
Armchair: sufficient back and armrest height, weatherproof fabric or upholstery
Flexible use: lightweight furniture that can be moved or hung up
Ergonomic design: Seat surface pleasantly inclined, ample space
When outdoor furniture creates a feeling of well-being, it creates real living spaces outdoors – not just seating.
Outdoor furniture is exposed to rain, sun and often unprotected – therefore its maintenance and care are very important:
Care instructions
Regular cleaning with a mild detergent and a soft cloth
Cover or protection when not in use – especially in winter or during severe weather conditions
Occasionally check the fabric covering for fading or wear.
Check metal frames for corrosion and treat them if necessary.
Check mounting points (e.g., attachment of the hammock or table legs)
With proper care, the effect of your outdoor furniture will be preserved in the long term – and will be in no way inferior to indoor furniture.
Outdoor furniture not only shapes the use but also the appearance of your patio or garden. Good design combines furniture, architecture, and light.
Design options
small table as centerpiece for seating group or individual seat with drink and book
Hammock as a relaxing place to rest – ideal between trees or under a pergola
Armchair as a focal point in the garden or terrace area – combined with a side table or light
Materials and colors to match the surroundings: natural wood or aluminum, neutral fabrics or colorful accents
Combination with outdoor lighting (e.g. from Licht-Kraus) – furniture and light in combination
In this way, the outdoor space is not just furnished, but staged – with style, purpose and comfort.
Depending on size and intended use, outdoor furniture can be used in a variety of locations. Whether compact on the balcony or spacious in the garden – planning pays off.
Example applications
Balcony or small terrace: small table with two chairs or armchairs and a side table
Garden space: Hammock between two supports or trees, complemented by outdoor lighting
Lounge area on terrace: weatherproof armchair, small table, outdoor rug, lighting.
Seating area under pergola: table with several seats, possibly a hammock as a relaxation zone.
Combination notes
Measures to improve visibility: Do not place furniture too close to walls or plants.
Adhere to the color and material concept – choose furniture to match the architecture or garden furniture series.
Add accents with textiles or cushions – weatherproof and colorful.
Lighting integration: Combine furniture placement with light points from Licht-Kraus for evenings
Good outdoor furniture is a long-term investment in quality of life. Those who integrate care and maintenance into their daily routine will benefit for many years.
Maintenance tips
Seasonal cleaning – spring and autumn care is advisable
Cover or protective hood for severe weather or winter break
Impregnate or replace fabrics as needed.
Store furniture securely when not in use.
Pay attention to quality from the manufacturer and during assembly.
This way, your terrace or garden will remain attractive and functional for a long time.
1. Which materials are best suited for outdoor furniture?
Metal frames (aluminium, stainless steel) with powder-coated surfaces and weatherproof coverings or upholstery fabrics.
2. How do I care for an outdoor hammock?
Allow to dry after use, clean regularly, cover or store when not in use, and check that the fastening is secure.
3. What height and size should a small garden table have?
Ergonomically designed to match the seating group: table height approx. 70 cm, small diameter or rectangular top depending on use.
4. Is an outdoor armchair weatherproof?
Yes – if the material and workmanship are designed for outdoor conditions and the fabrics and frames are protected against UV radiation and moisture.
5. Can I leave outdoor furniture outside all year round?
If they are weatherproof, yes – however, care and protective covering are recommended, especially in case of frost or severe weathering.
6. What should I consider when choosing colors?
Neutral colors last longer, accent colors make a statement – it is important that colors are UV-resistant.
7. How do I combine furniture with lighting?
Position furniture so that light sources (e.g., wall or floor lamps) subtly complement the surroundings and furniture, without directly dazzling the light.
8. What seat height is ideal for an armchair?
Outdoors, seat depth between 45–50 cm, backrest sufficiently high – refer to furniture description.
9. How much space should be left between furniture and plants or walls?
Allow at least 10–15 cm for air circulation and cleaning; do not place plants directly against the back of furniture.
10. What should I pay attention to when buying?
Stable workmanship, tested materials, UV and weather resistance, comfort features, manufacturer quality and style suitable for the outdoor space.