Sun Loungers | Teak, Rattan & Metal Framed

A closer look at our sun loungers

Our collection of sun loungers is designed for slow afternoons outdoors, whether you are stretching out in the garden, relaxing by the pool, or creating a quieter spot in a garden room. Each sun lounger is made with comfort and durability in mind, with proportions that support the body and materials chosen to stand up to life outside.

Within the range, you will find designs crafted in teak, all-weather wicker and galvanised steel. Teak brings natural warmth and weathers beautifully over time, developing a soft patina with exposure to sun and rain. All-weather wicker adds texture and a relaxed feel, suited to terraces and covered areas where comfort is key. Steel designs offer a cleaner, more contemporary look, with a sturdy finish that holds up well through the seasons.

These garden loungers are designed to work as part of a wider outdoor setting. Pair them with a garden side table for a practical surface close by, or style them alongside outdoor cushions to add softness and colour. Whether you need one garden lounger for a quiet corner or a set of garden sun loungers for more sociable spaces, each design offers the same considered balance of comfort and lasting quality. Made to be enjoyed year after year, our sun loungers bring a calm, refined feel to outdoor living.

Place sun loungers where you naturally want to slow down, on a sunny patio, beside the pool, or in a quieter corner of the garden. If you have a garden room or covered terrace, a sun lounger can create a sheltered spot for reading and resting. Wherever you position them, leave enough space to walk around comfortably and, if you are using more than one, arrange the sun loungers so the setting feels sociable without becoming crowded.

The best garden loungers are made from materials chosen to live outdoors and age well. Teak is naturally durable and weathers beautifully, developing a soft patina over time. All-weather wicker brings texture and a relaxed feel, suited to terraces and covered areas. Galvanised steel offers strength and a cleaner, more contemporary look, with a finish designed to cope with changing weather. The right choice depends on your setting and the look you prefer.

Start with comfort and how you plan to use it. Consider the proportions, the level of support and whether you want an adjustable back for reading as well as resting. Think about where it will live, a poolside space, a terrace or among planting, and choose a material that suits those conditions. If you are creating a more sociable setup, a set of sun loungers can work well alongside other garden seating and outdoor accessories.

Style garden sun loungers with a relaxed, practical approach. Add outdoor cushions for softness and comfort, and position the loungers close to a table or surface for drinks and books. For a cohesive setting, place them near garden seating or a dining area so the space feels connected, rather than separate zones. A few planters nearby can soften the edges and help the loungers feel settled within the wider outdoor space.