If you're fortunate enough to have your own dedicated outdoor space, you're going to want to make the most of it this season.
Selecting an outdoor fabric that will last you for seasons to come is essential, as you don't want to go about replacing your patio furniture year after year.
We spoke with professional designers to gather their top tips as to what to keep in mind when shopping for outdoor fabric, how to clean outdoor fabric in a pinch, and which brands to prioritize as a consumer.
Read on to find out what outdoor fabrics to look out for—you're just one step closer to bringing your dream backyard setup to life.
When shopping for fabric to use on outdoor furniture, it's imperative to keep both form and function top of mind.
«You want to make sure the materials are fade, stain, and mold and mildew resistant but are still soft and cozy,» explains interior designer Max Humphrey.
Luckily, he says, advancements in recent years have made most outdoor fabrics to be just as soft as those used inside—they're also high-performance. Morgan Hood, the co-founder of the textile brand Elliston House, notes that 100% solution-dyed acrylic fibers will do the trick here. Making sure your fabric is comfortable is key especially if you're going to spend a lot of time in your outdoor space or having guests over. You want your fabric to feel airy and cozy, so long nights feel easygoing.
Additionally, prior to landing on an outdoor fabric, you should map out your ideal furniture layout.
«You want to think about where the furniture is going and what climate you live in,» Humphrey explains. «Is your patio set on a covered porch or out on the lawn?»
Either way, he suggests opting for pieces with removable cushions that can be stored inside
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