Patio Furniture Trends You'll See In 2019

Patio Furniture Trends You'll See In 2019

Pictured: Hide & Seek Outdoor Sofa

Reading about upcoming patio furniture trends ushers in patio season and milder weather sooner than you think. If you're lucky enough to have an outdoor oasis, whether a small balcony or a sprawling lawn, you'll want to ensure you, your loved ones and guests make the most of the beautiful weather. There's no better way to do this than furnishing your alfresco area with comfortable, stylish and durable pieces that complement both your aesthetic and budget from our outdoor patio furniture collection.

As we anxiously await warmer temperatures and colder drinks, there are a few key patio furniture trends to keep an eye on for summer 2019, which will spark some serious joy and have you wondering how early is too early to break out the piña colada mix.

Pictured: Magnifico Indoor/Outdoor Sofa

Contemporary Garden

Transform your outdoor space into the epitome of chic by injecting a sleek and minimalist style into your patio decor. Think: dark wood, clean lines and a mix of gravel and pale stone.

Weather-All outdoor material is a great alternative to wood, as it's made from mostly recycled poly-lumber and is completely recyclable without additives, fibreglass or lead. It's super easy to clean, not susceptible to mold or mildew, and its colours won't fade from exposure to harsh sunlight.

Sectionals are a cozy way to pull your oasis together, and are great for accommodating gatherings of family and friends. This modular sectional seating is available in an array of sizes and colours, and usually comes with an accompanying side table ensuring cocktails and snacks are never out of reach. Extruded or cast aluminum pieces fit well into this trend providing sleek lines, an ultra-modern aesthetic, cool angular frames (and easy maintenance). Both types of aluminum are ultra durable and guaranteed to last for many seasons. Extruded aluminum is created by forcing aluminum through a die, thus taking the shape of the mould. These pieces are then welded together into a piece of furniture. Cast aluminum is made through sand casting, wherein molten aluminum is poured into the sand mould to form the furniture's structure.

Throw up some dreamy light fixtures to complete this patio look. From outdoor floor lamps, overhead pendants, or individual lanterns to light meandering garden paths, these fixtures will add whimsy and romance to your space.

Pictured: Echoes Accent - Outdoor Stool

Boho Chic

Easily create your own bohemian paradise by incorporating elements of rattan, hammocks and whimsical lights. Look for pieces in stunning, neutral shades that are both traditional and transitional. Furniture made from resin wicker will work especially well with this style. This material, also known as all-weather wicker, is made of a synthetic material called polyethylene that is woven in the wicker style, and is exceptionally durable.  

Nothing invites long, lazy afternoons quite like a hammock, so lucky for you, these outdoor havens are back in vogue. Try teaming your hammock with an array of dreamy lights to create an infinitely enchanting space perfect for entertaining, or sleeping.

Comfy & Cozy

For the ultimate comfy and cozy look, opt for an outdoor style that incorporates indoor elements of your home. Warm-toned wooden (or Weather-All) furniture and accent pieces combined with plush sectionals are the epitome of outdoor luxe and comfort. Try teaming these elements with a fire table dining collection, which is a traditional dining table with a fire pit built-in doubling as a communal space for entertaining friends and family, and keeping you cozy on those chilly summer nights.

Pictured: Pleasant Paradise Sofa - Mocha/ Linen Sesame

If stark, angular lines aren't for you, try sticking to traditional patio furniture collections with softer lines and plusher seats. . This isn't your parents' patio furniture; with new materials and colours, traditional-style patio furniture is more luxurious, durable and stylish than ever before.

Mediterranean Paradise

Bring the Mediterranean closer to home by styling your outdoor oasis like the set of Mama Mia! Think: clean lines, white linens, neutral wood and everything rattan. Consider opting for sectionals, individual seating or accents made from resin wicker. Extruded and cast aluminum work well for this style as well, providing clean and angular lines that are durable and easy to maintain. Of course, any Mediterranean paradise wouldn't be complete without a hammock (or two), a sprinkling of dreamy lights and lush linens. Enjoy a mini getaway with family and friends, and be sure to serve up extra souvlaki and cocktails.

Pictured: Ruefle 6-Piece Outdoor Sectional

Scandi Style

Achieve the ultimate patio hygge by decking out your patio in minimalist Scandinavian style. Incorporating elements of previous trends, Scandi style works well with pale wood (or galvanized steel/aluminum ), sectionals and individual seating with angular frames and bright lighting. To keep things fun, try splashing pops of colour throughout your patio set-up with pillows or throw blankets.

In keeping with Scandinavian efficiency, try your hand at DIY solar lights, smart sensors, fun festoon lighting or a good, old-fashioned lamp post. The right light ensures your summer entertaining can last long into the night.

Show your alfresco area some love this season with either a total or partial makeover with our outdoor patio furniture saleyou will, afterall, probably spend every free second out there. From dining, to entertaining friends and family, or simply taking some me-time to relax and unwind, your patio space should exude comfort and style. Between sumptuous seating, durable materials, whimsical lights and cozy accessories, there's no shortage of design elements to choose from.

The above is a sampling of trends that will hopefully scratch that re-decoration itch and inspire you for the upcoming summer season. Pick a style that suits you and your patio needs, whether from the list above or perhaps from a combination of stylesand no, it's never too early to break out the piña colada mix.