Spring is a season of renewal, and there is nothing better than taking advantage of this energy to transform the balcony or garden into a welcoming, modern and functional environment. Therefore, interior designer Daiane Antinolfi shares valuable tips for choosing furniture that, in addition to being sophisticated, is durable and ideal for the outdoor area. Check it out!

Nautical ropes are one of the materials more innovative for outdoor environments. In addition to the contemporary touch, they are extremely resistant to adverse weather conditions, such as sun, rain and wind. Combine furniture in neutral tones for an aesthetic clean and sophisticated.

2. Removable fabrics

Investing in removable fabrics for cushions and upholstery is an excellent way to ensure the durability of your outdoor furniture. Waterproof fabrics are easier to clean and, when chosen well, resist sun and humidity well. Furthermore, when necessary, they can be changed or removed for washing, keeping the furniture always looking new. Bet on pillows with zippers, making the changing and washing process faster and more efficient.

3. The charm of stones

Natural stones are excellent options for garden furniture, providing a solid and resistant base. Tables, benches and even decorative details can be made from this type of material, bringing a rustic touch to the environment. Use options such as granite or marble for coffee tables or outdoor benches. They are durable and easy to maintain.

4. Waterproofed wood

Furniture in madeira They always bring warmth to the environment, however it is essential to choose those with waterproofing treatment to ensure that they resist humidity and sun, common characteristics in external areas. Invest in an oil or varnish finish to preserve the natural appearance, ensuring it lasts for many years.

When choosing furniture for your garden or balcony, remember that the space should be a reflection of the nature around you. THE landscaping is an essential part of this composition and, therefore, the elements must complement the vegetation, not compete with it. Opt for pieces that allow the integration of potted plants, such as tables with shelves and niches or benches with planter stands.

By Bruna Rodrigues