Outdoor Furniture in Los Angeles

Los Angeles light is generous and unforgiving: dry heat inland, marine air near the coast, and a sun that fades whatever it touches. Outdoor furniture in Los Angeles has to look right beside the architecture and hold up against all of it. GRAYE’s West Hollywood gallery presents Italian and European outdoor collections in teak, powder-coated metal, stone, concrete, and woven cord, with removable covers on many sofas and chairs. Our design team helps you plan a terrace, patio, or pool deck as one composition. Visit the Showroom | Book a Design Consultation

Select the Outdoor Collection by Use

Sofas And Modular Seating

A modern outdoor sofa should be composed the way an indoor one is: by layout, depth, and the number of people it needs to seat.

• Kasbah by David Lopez Quincoces for Living Divani: a modular sofa with a solid Burma teak structure and removable fabric covers
• Array by Snøhetta: modular seating with straight and curved modules and poufs
• Extrasoft by Piero Lissoni: a modular sofa with soft cushions and fully removable outdoor fabric covers
• Extra Wall by Piero Lissoni: modular seating with removable fabric covers
• Bubble Rock by Piero Lissoni: an outdoor sofa with fully removable covers
• Agra by David Lopez Quincoces: a minimalist sofa with removable fabric covers
• Osaka Outdoor by Pierre Paulin: a curved, flexible seating system on a steel base with weather-resistant upholstery
• Arkadius by Norm Architects: modular seating with architectural wooden backrests and upholstered cushions
• Cosy by Francesco Rota: lounge seating on a solid wood frame, with fabric or leather upholstery

Outdoor Lounge Furniture

• Frog and Hi Tech by Piero Lissoni: lounge chairs with a refined metal presence
• Poncho by LucidiPevere: a lounge chair with removable seat covers
• Rock: a sculptural lounge chair
• Fillet by Giacomo Moor: a chaise longue on a powder-coated stainless steel and aluminum frame, with removable cushions

Poolside Furniture

Beside a pool, furniture sees wet feet, direct sun, and constant use.

• Daydream by Mist-o: a daybed with fully removable covers
• Clivio by Keiji Takeuchi: a sunbed with soft seating and removable covers

Browse all daybeds.

Dining Tables and Chairs

An outdoor dining set can be assembled from different makers, so table and chairs each get chosen on their own merits.

• Kasumi Table by Mist-o: solid teak legs and a black stainless steel frame, with a black granite or porcelain stoneware top
• Axy by Claudio Bellini: a dining table with customizable options
• Wedge by Arik Levy, Tense by Piergiorgio and Michele Cazzaniga, and Notes by Massimo Mariani: contemporary dining tables
• Café by Piero Lissoni: an outdoor chair with fully removable fabric covers
• Sign Matt by Piergiorgio Cazzaniga and Family Chairs by Junya Ishigami: designer outdoor chairs

Low Tables, Stools, and Sculptural Pieces

• Incas by Angelo Mangiarotti: a sculptural table in Extraforte stone
• Fossil by Xavier Lust: a low table of lightweight concrete
• Rock Mini by Jean Marie Massaud: low tables with cement bases and cement, lacquer or wood tops
• Islands by Stephen Burks: an outdoor low table
• Dolmen by Margherita Rui: biomorphic, sculptural furniture with customizable finishes
• Palme, Corda and Bambusae by Zanellato Bortotto: woven and bamboo-inspired designs
• Anin by David Lopez Quincoces: an outdoor stool

Materials, Specifications, and Performance

Weather-resistant furniture is a matter of material choice. This is what each does in the Los Angeles climate.

• A dense hardwood rich in natural oils, it resists moisture and insects. Left alone, it weathers from honey to silver-gray, and a periodic teak oil keeps the original tone. See Kasbah and Kasumi Table.
• Powder-coated aluminum and stainless steel. These metals resist corrosion, and powder coating adds a durable surface that does not chip easily. Fillet pairs both. In coastal homes, ask about stainless steel hardware, which holds up best against salt air.
• Stone and porcelain stoneware. Both are naturally UV-stable and do not fade in strong sun. Porcelain stoneware resists stains and heat, which suits a dining top. See Kasumi Table and Incas.
• Concrete and cement. Heavy bases stay put in wind and develop a subtle patina. See Fossil and Rock Mini.
• Woven cord. Outdoor-grade cord holds its shape and color in sun and damp. See Palme, Corda and Bambusae.
• Fabrics and cushions. Look for outdoor-rated, solution-dyed fabrics, which resist fading better than surface-printed ones, and quick-drying cushion cores. Removable covers make cleaning and replacement straightforward.

Because sun exposure and moisture differ by home, our team can advise on which fabrics and finishes suit your exposure.

Choosing for Your Setting

• Inland and the Valley. Heat and direct sun are the main factors. Prioritize UV-stable materials, light-colored or high-performance fabrics, and shade.
• Coastal homes in Malibu and Pacific Palisades. Salt air and the marine layer favor stainless steel, powder-coated aluminum, and teak, with removable covers that can be cleaned or replaced.
• Pool decks. Look for stable bases, quick-drying surfaces, and covers that come off for cleaning.

Care and Cleaning

• Teak: rinse, then wash with mild soap and a soft brush along the grain. Apply teak oil, or let the wood weather to silver.
• Powder-coated metal and stainless steel: rinse with fresh water and mild soap, and avoid abrasive pads.
• Stone and porcelain: use a pH-neutral cleaner and wipe spills promptly.
• Concrete and cement: wipe with a damp cloth and avoid acidic cleaners.
• Cushions and covers: follow the maker’s care label, rotate cushions regularly, and store them dry or covered during rain.

Care varies by model, and our team can share guidance for the piece you choose.

Planning Your Layout

• Dining: allow 24 inches of table edge per diner. A 72-inch table seats 6, and a 96-inch table seats 8. Leave 36 inches behind the chairs.
• Seating groups: keep 14 to 18 inches between a sofa and a low table, and about 30 inches for walkways.
• Pool decks: keep a clear path of about 36 inches beside loungers and daybeds.
• Rugs and lighting: an outdoor rug defines a seating group, and outdoor lamps extend the use of a terrace after dark.

Why Choose GRAYE

• A focused edit of outdoor furniture in Los Angeles, chosen for craftsmanship and weather performance
• Luxury outdoor furniture in teak, metal, stone, concrete, and woven cord
• Patio furniture in Los Angeles planned by a design team, in person or by video
• Lead times are 16 to 20 weeks, plus 2 to 4 weeks for customized orders.

Customization and Lead Times

Several collections offer choices: Osaka Outdoor in customizable weather-resistant fabric, Axy with customizable options, Dolmen in customizable finishes, and Rock Mini with a choice of tops. Options vary by model, and our team will confirm what is available. Lead times are 16 to 20 weeks, with an additional 2 to 4 weeks for customized orders. Select pieces in our Available outdoor collection can arrive sooner.

Outdoor Furniture in Los Angeles, Seen in Person

A photograph cannot show how a cushion feels or how a finish reads in daylight. At our West Hollywood showroom, you can sit, compare materials, and judge scale. Our team supports the full process, from layout and specification through delivery, with in-person and virtual consultations. We deliver throughout Los Angeles, including Malibu and Pacific Palisades, and across California and beyond. Showroom: 1117 N Formosa Avenue, West Hollywood, CA 90046 · Monday to Friday, 10 AM to 5 PM, parking on site · 310.385.7872 · info@graye-la.com Visit the Showroom | Book a Design Consultation

Outdoor Furniture Los Angeles FAQs

What is the best material for outdoor furniture in Los Angeles?

Teak, powder-coated aluminum, stainless steel, stone, and porcelain stoneware all perform well in the sun. Near the coast, favor stainless steel, aluminum, and teak. Our team can match materials to your exposure.

Can outdoor furniture stay outside year-round?

Frames in teak, metal, stone, and concrete are designed for it. Cushions last longer when stored dry or covered during rain, and removable covers make that easy.

How do I care for teak furniture?

Rinse, wash with mild soap and a soft brush along the grain, and apply teak oil if you want to keep the original tone. Otherwise, it weathers to silver-gray.

How big a table do I need for an outdoor dining set?

Allow 24 inches of table edge per person. A 72-inch table seats 6 and a 96-inch table seats 8, with 36 inches of clearance behind the chairs.

What suits a pool deck?

Daybeds, sunbeds and chaises with removable covers, on stable bases that dry quickly. Daydream and Clivio are two examples.

Do you deliver outdoor furniture outside Los Angeles?

Yes. We deliver throughout California, including Malibu and Pacific Palisades, and work with clients beyond. Our team coordinates delivery from specification through installation.