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简体中文 It seems too early, but early spring (aka: now!) is the prime time to start placing orders for outdoor furniture. Generally, larger outdoor items may require a longer delivery time, so in order to have enough time to design your outdoor space or set up a dialogue space outside at an appropriate time, so that you can actually use it when the weather gets warmer.
Buying outdoor furniture is a different game than buying indoor furniture-you end up needing fewer things, but for products from the same group or series, it eventually becomes more important, and you will have a completely different outfit And tearing considerations are more important than indoor picks. To help you navigate, find the best outdoor furniture that suits your lifestyle, aesthetics, budget and climate.
When you start searching for outdoor furniture, the first thing to do is to critically consider the climate you live in. What is the cycle of the seasons? Have you experienced extreme, or more gentle and gradual changes? Are you preparing for a winter storage plan, or are you comfortable with outdoor furniture outside all year round? What potential natural disasters (floods or hurricanes in the south, blizzards in New England, tornadoes in the Midwest, etc.) do you need to plan for storage? When making a choice, the answers to all these questions will be taken into consideration.
After considering the climatic factors, who can decide whether to place heavy outdoor furniture, which can be placed in place even when it is windy, or whether you want to use lighter wicker or rattan furniture for weather conditions Easily carry a storm? If you live in a warm place, you may plan to not use outdoor furniture throughout the year. If you live in a place where the seasons are more defined, you may need to plan to store at least some of the seasons in winter.
On a smaller scale, different climates have different sets of daily maintenance factors, especially when considering the off-season. For example, in the Northeast, buyers have different considerations compared to arid climates such as California, Arizona, and Texas. Buyers from places like Florida and Carolina have another set. That is to say, most climates will be accompanied by falling leaves, bird fall, and potential accidental rainfall or extremely high and low temperatures, so when maintaining outdoor furniture, please be prepared for these factors to solve the problem.
If your outdoor furniture reflects your personal style and complements the style cultivated by your interior design, then you will be happiest. By adding decorative elements to the same theme, try to connect the style of the interior space with the exterior.
You can match the visual theme with flower beds, garden stools, patterned or colored outdoor cushions, umbrellas and lanterns. These details add to the overall appearance of the garden, and if you want, they give you the freedom to choose a simpler outline, because ornaments are your eye-catching style elements.
In addition, it helps you to understand the choice of factory and the style of the house as a whole. If you generally prefer industrial-style decoration, then outdoor furniture refined with dark furniture, metal frames and visible hardware makes more sense than coastal wicker and rattan furniture.
