5 Home Decor Pieces for Outdoor Entertaining, from CB2, RH and More

In the pandemic era, we all want our outdoor spaces to shine—and also work for our lifestyles. These pieces, which range from practical (a coffee table with storage inside) to a showstopper (a chandelier of hanging rock crystal), will help you make the most of your time al fresco.  

Gilded Cage Chandelier by Fisher Weisman

Gilded Cage Chandelier
Photo courtesy of Fisher Weisman

This ethereal chandelier, handcrafted in Mexico, will bring serious bling to an outdoor entertaining space. Feather-shaped drops of papier mâché and rock crystal hang down from a steel cage, to stunning, glittering effect. 

From $16,420, hewnsf.com

Lucia Dining Chair by RH

Lucia Dining Chair
Photo courtesy of Atra Studio

This comfortable outdoor dining chair was inspired by the tailored minimalism of 1970s postmodernism. In any setting, it offers a beachy vibe, thanks to breezy, handwoven wicker panels. The frame is solid teak. 

From $971 (cushions sold separately), rh.com

Solis Outdoor Coffee Table by Model No.

Solis Outdoor Coffee Table
Photo courtesy of Model No.

This table is beautiful, practical—the top comes off, so pillows and a blanket can be stored inside—and environmentally sound. It’s made in Oakland, with cherry wood from a responsibly managed forest and plant-based resin, with non-toxic finishes.

$2,570, model-no.com

Acapulco Tonal Chair by CB2

Acapulco Tonal Chair
Photo courtesy of CB2

If you can’t make it to a Mexican resort, this lounge chair is the next best thing, with its cheerful, sun-colored cords. It’s equally sophisticated in shades of blue, selected by fashion designer Azeeza Khan, and in a black colorway.

$299, cb2.com

Redo Stool by Atra Studio

redo stool
Photo courtesy of Atra Studio

This bar stool, a gorgeous combination of brass-plated steel and leather, was inspired by the simplicity of Japanese design. It’ll even do double duty, transitioning brilliantly from outdoors to indoors. 

$2,531, atraform.com

This article originally appeared on spacesmag.com.


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Lisa Boquiren is an architecture and design aficionada who provides brand strategy for creative businesses. She has overseen rebranding initiatives at EHDD Architects and the San Francisco Design Center, and she creates convergent conversations on A+D, and presents, at the American Institute of Architects’ San Francisco and Los Angeles chapters. Photo by Thomas Heinser

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