Outdoor furniture is so versatile. It's available in many different shapes, sizes and made from many different materials. Whether you choose small aluminum chairs, a vintage bench or a large wooden chair &mdash you always have the option of color.
Painted outdoor furniture is a way to set the mood for your outdoor space. You can have a tranquil patio with white furniture, or you can jazz it up with bright red. The choice is all yours, so have some fun!
Here is some of our favorite painted outdoor furniture:
&bull Cabrio Chair (made from plastic &mdash but we still love it!)
&bull Luxembourg Aluminum Outdoor Collection by Frederic Sofia
&bull Atrium Dining Chair
&bull Arched Back Bench
&bull BLANKÖ
Do you have painted outdoor furniture?
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OK, I appreciate that you threw in the two cheap dining chairs, but $300, $800, and $2,000 for outdoor chairs? Why is a plastic chair $300 bucks? Annoys me to no end!!
Or you can go to any cheap-o stores, like Target, Kmart, whatnot, and buy boring chairs and spray paint them. I did, and the whole project, including the chairs and the spray paint was about $25.
CBH, yes thats a good idea for zipping up boring plastic chairs. I currently have a host of those plastic "Adirondak" chairs from Kmart or wherever, but I would like something thicker and more comfortable. But there really must be some okay plastic chairs that cost more than $9.99 but far less than $300!! I think the nice wooden LL Bean Adirondack's that I have didn't even cost that much.
the chair you use as the main photo for this post is not painted, it's just a solid red plastic.
"Why is a plastic chair $300 bucks? Annoys me to no end!! - posted by djs
Better you don't look at the next thread for Guy Wolff pottery. Definitely a conspicuous consumer thing going on in AT. Bargain finding is a superpower.