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Published at Thursday, July 05th, 2018 - 01:57:29 AM. . By Hanna London.

One of the oldest variety of chaise lounge, the Duchesse dates back to around 1785-95. This version has a pronounced chair-like backrest curving out into two armrests. Unlike the Meridienne, the Duchesse looks more like an armchair (albeit a distorted one) than a daybed. Why it's called the Duchesse is somewhat a mystery, as there is no history to support whether it refers to a specific duchess.

If you like to lounge alone, a classic single person teak chaise lounge is ideal, however if you don't want to fight for the right to recline, buy your loved one a lounger of his or her own. Sit side-by-side and read the paper, or consider a twin teak lounger for two. The intimacy of a twin lounger offers you double the comfort and makes for a wonderful spot to curl up together and check out the stars. Ease of movement is another consideration when purchasing a teak lounger. Want to chase the sun, or move into the shade? A teak lounger with wheels will give you the versatility and convenience of movement that will allow you to shift your lounger to the best position possible at any time.