Collection: Outdoor Lounge Sets

Which outdoor lounge set suits your space?

The right outdoor lounge set depends on your area and how you relax outside. A large deck or patio suits a corner or modular lounge that seats the whole family and reconfigures for different gatherings. A smaller courtyard wants a compact two or three seater outdoor sofa set or patio lounge. An entertainer gains from a modular set that splits into separate seats and joins back into a big lounge. And a covered alfresco area can take softer wicker without worrying about constant weather. Measure the space and count who lounges there, and the size follows.

How do you size an outdoor lounge for the space?

Map the area before you buy. Leave room to walk around the lounge and a gap between the seating and a coffee table, just like indoors — about 40 cm. A corner lounge suits a defined corner of a deck, using the space efficiently. A modular set flexes to the space, so you can spread it out or tighten it up. Check the setting includes a table if you want somewhere for drinks. Allow for the depth of deep-seated outdoor sofas, which take more room than they look.

Corner, modular or sofa set — which suits you?

Each suits a different space and use. A corner lounge fits an L into a corner, seating a group and using the space well, but it's fixed in shape. A modular lounge splits into separate pieces you rearrange, the flexible choice for entertainers. A sofa set is a matched two or three seater with chairs, classic and simple for a smaller space. Wicker suits a covered area and a relaxed look; aluminium frames resist rust in the open. Match the type to whether you want a fixed corner, flexible pieces or a simple matched set.

What we'd tell a friend before they buy an outdoor lounge

Here's the honest bit. The cushions decide comfort and lifespan — a lounge with thin cushions or non-removable covers disappoints fast, so look for thick quick-dry foam with washable, removable covers you can store dry. The frame should be rust-resistant for your climate: aluminium for coastal, coated steel for milder spots. And measure the depth, since deep-seated outdoor sofas eat more space than the photo suggests. Buy on the cushion quality and the frame, and plan somewhere to store the cushions.

FAQs – get the answers you need

What's the difference between a corner and modular lounge?
A corner lounge is a fixed L-shape that fits a corner. A modular lounge splits into separate pieces you rearrange, offering flexibility for different gatherings and layouts.

Can an outdoor lounge stay outside?
The frame can if it's rust-resistant, but cushions should be stored or covered between uses. Constant sun and rain rot fabric, so keeping cushions dry makes the set last.

How do I choose outdoor lounge cushions?
Look for thick quick-dry foam with removable, washable covers. Thin or non-removable cushions disappoint fast and are hard to keep clean and dry.

What size outdoor lounge do I need?
Measure the space and leave room to walk around it, with about 40 cm to a coffee table. A modular set flexes to the area; a corner suits a defined corner.

Which frame is best for a coastal home?
Powder-coated aluminium resists rust best in salt air. Coated steel suits milder climates; check the finish is rated for outdoor and coastal conditions.

Complete the outdoor space

An outdoor lounge pairs with the rest of the patio. Add sun lounges by the pool, a swing chair for a relaxed corner, and outdoor storage for the cushions.

Paying over time is easy — a $499 outdoor lounge set is four fortnightly payments of $124.75 with Afterpay, and Zip, Klarna and PayPal Pay in 4 work the same way. Everything ships from our Australian warehouse within 1–2 business days, carries a 12-month warranty, and comes with 30 days to change your mind. We're family-run and Australian, at this since 2016, rated 4.66 out of 5 across 5,363 reviews.