Garden Lounge Chairs

A lounge chair is the seat you settle into: lower and deeper than a dining chair, and made for a book or an afternoon doze.

Choose the Amalfi, Portofino or Santorini chair, each matching its sofa set, in solid teak.

Santorini Chair - Premium Teak Garden Lounge Chair - UK and Ireland garden setting - image 1

Santorini Chair

€1.904,00 EUR
Amalfi Chair

Amalfi Chair

€1.907,00 EUR
Portofino Chair - Contemporary Teak Outdoor Lounge Chair - UK and Ireland garden setting - image 1

Portofino Chair

€1.776,00 EUR

Garden Lounge Chair and Armchair FAQs

All three are teak lounge chairs supplied with deep cushions. The Santorini has softly curved armrests and a Mediterranean feel, the Amalfi has a clean, open frame, and the Portofino has a warm, natural teak frame designed for relaxed garden living.

A lounge chair sits lower and deeper and is made for relaxing. The Warwick armchair is an upright dining-height chair with a distinctive oval backrest, and the San Francisco chairs, sold as a pair, work at a table or in a lounge setting.

Yes, our lounge chairs and armchairs are supplied with cushions. Our cushions are shower-resistant rather than fully waterproof, so store them indoors in extreme weather and let them dry fully before use. Hand wash only, with cold or lukewarm water and mild soap.

New teak can transfer natural oils to fabric in its first weeks, so avoid leaving cushions on damp timber overnight. Our cushion care guide explains how to prevent and remove marks.

Yes. Each lounge chair belongs to a range with a matching sofa and coffee table, so you can build up gradually or buy everything together.

See our teak garden sofa sets and garden coffee tables.

Yes. Teak is a dense, oil-rich hardwood that resists sun, moisture, insects and decay, so teak lounge chairs can stay outdoors all year, from Mediterranean summers to continental frost. Left untreated, teak weathers to a silver-grey patina over six to twelve months.

To keep the original colour, apply a teak sealer and re-apply it every 9 to 12 months. Avoid teak oil, which can darken the wood and encourage mould. Our European teak care guide explains both options.