How to style your deck or patio with a black sun lounger

How to style your deck or patio with a black sun lounger

The (sometimes not so) great British summer is in full swing and in this article, we want to focus on how to style your deck or patio with a black metal sun lounger.

When we think of our gardens, many don’t think of a lounger as suitable for the UK in terms of our climate. And yes, we would agree that a patio dining table is probably a more logical choice in terms of how we like to spend time in our gardens.

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However, a couple of loungers are a great alternative if you want to create a spot to kick back and relax or to have a lounging solution that is easier to move around your outside space than the often large and bulky sofa-style seating.

Our 8 styling tips for black sun loungers

Styling a deck or patio area with a black metal sun lounger is a fab way to create a chic and comfortable outdoor area.

Here are our 8 simple styling tips that will make the most of your black lounger and ensure it blends seamlessly with the rest of your outside space.

1. Add cushions and throw blankets to your sun loungers

To up the comfort, pair our loungers with our fitted water-resistant cushions in a light neutral tone such as our stone or grey colourways.

To be on trend for Summer, you could also introduce patterned cushions or textured throws to bring some variety and all-day comfort.

1. Add cushions and throw blankets to your sun loungers

Alternatively, opt for seasonal colours to keep the area looking fresh and vibrant throughout such as our green or terracotta.

2. Pair your lounger with an outdoor rug

Define your lounging space on your patio by placing an outdoor rug underneath the loungers to add underfoot comfort and a luxurious feel.

Choose a rug with a design that complements the black metal of the lounger and ensure it is made from a durable, weather-resistant material such as a flat woven polypropylene or synthetic latex mix fabric.

3. Incorporate lots of plants and greenery into your outdoor space

To bring a little much-needed zen to your lounging area, be sure to pair it with a host of potted plants and greenery.

Utilise a mix of potted plants around the lounger that will thrive in the English climate, such as Lavender, Ferns, or Hydrangeas.

3. Incorporate lots of plants and greenery into your outdoor space

If space is limited or you want to create a little more privacy, consider vertical planting options such as Fuchsia, Lobelia, Campanula, Violas or shrubs, trees, grasses or bamboo to add a green screen without taking up too much floor space.

4. Add a shade solution over your sun loungers

We love the sun but even in the UK, you have to use caution. Pairing your lounger with a parasol or canopy to provide shade on sunny days is essential.

4. Add a shade solution over your sun loungers

Choose one in a neutral or complementary colour. Our collection coordinates with our lounger cushions to create the perfect finishing touch.

If you want something a little more permanent, then consider installing a stylish on-trend pergola with climbing plants to create natural shade and add to your laidback aesthetic.

6. Pair your black sun lounger with a black side table

To bring some additional function and style, pair our black sun loungers with a coordinating side table such as our Sandrawhich looks great with our Stella lounger or Ava which is perfect to complement our Rose lounger.

6. Pair your black sun lounger with a black side table

Position them next to your lounger for convenience and add decorative items such as lanterns, candles, or a vase of fresh flowers to enhance the aesthetic appeal.

7. Protect your lounger from the elements

Our loungers are constructed from our signature trademark cast aluminium, the same metal we use across our full garden dining collection. It is durable, rust-resistant, and super low maintenance.

We looked at its suitability for UK gardens in our What garden furniture is best for the UK climate? Article.

Whilst it can one left outside all year round, if you have invested in our black loungers, then we would recommend you invest in a good quality cover to protect them from the elements and keep them clean when not in use.

Our cushions and parasols should always be stored indoors when not in use and always make sure they are put away clean and dry.

8. Add some personal touches to your lounging zone

To finish your lounging zone, add a few personal creative touches such as wall art or decorative screens.

Change up the decor according to the season to keep the area looking fresh and inviting.

8. Add some personal touches to your lounging zone

By focusing on a few simple decor elements, you can create a stylish, comfortable, and functional outdoor space that makes the most of your black metal sun lounger and suits the UK climate.

The Lazy Susan black sun lounger collection for Summer 24

Make the most of your garden this summer with a maintenance-free sun lounger from Lazy Susan. You can lay back, relax and enjoy the sunshine on our sophisticated classically styled designs.

With a choice of backrest position, they can be easily adjusted to allow you to sit more upright or recline in complete comfort.

Whether reading in the shade or relaxing by the pool, our Rose and Stella loungers feature intricate metalwork that will bring a touch of that trademark Lazy Susan elegance to your outside space.

Weatherproof and easy to maintain, our metal loungers are easy to move around thanks to their lightweight aluminium design and wheels.

You can also pair them with our coordinating, lightly water-resistant, fast-drying cushions, matching parasol, base and side table for the ultimate in summer style and comfort.

Stella Lounger

The Lazy Susan black sun lounger collection for Summer 24 - Stella

Stella is our 177cm classic metal sun lounger featuring our black finish with an antique bronze effect.

Featuring our classically styled metal latticework and scrolled armrests, Stella is the perfect lounger to pair alongside our dining range.

Weighing only 26kg, Stella can be easily wheeled around until you find the perfect spot to soak up the sun.

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Rose Lounger

The Lazy Susan black sun lounger collection for Summer 24 - Rose

Rose is a 177cm classic metal garden lounger with a black finish with antique bronze stippling.

Featuring our classic metalwork, Rose combines our trademark latticework, with a delicate rose motif, and scrolled armrests for an instant touch of elegance.

The Rose is also a lightweight lounger weighing only 26kg, which makes moving it around until you find the perfect place for it a simple task.

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Many of the accessories we've highlighted in this article can be purchased as part of a bundle deal with some fab savings when added to your basket with our sun loungers.

Look for the "Create your perfect set" section where you'll currently find up to 30% off side tables and cushions when purchased with our Stella and Rose.

If you have one of our metal sun loungers or garden furniture in your garden, then we would love to see a few photos for our Do Some Good charity campaign.

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