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Far from the likes of the original prototypes, the outdoor chaise lounge strays from the strict definition of what the seat should actually look like. In translation, the chaise longue simply means a long chair in French, and so applies to any number of outdoor recliners. The lines begin to...

There is nothing better than relaxing in the amazing summer sun on a lazy day. Having the perfect place out on your deck to relax can give you a nice way to refresh and recharge whenever your life seems to be getting way too hectic. During the summer months, relaxation...

Brief History, the chaise lounge, as it is also called, originated from 16th-century France. It become popular in Europe and was later imported to the United States during the 1930s where it was primarily used an outdoor patio seat or an indoor recliner. Then and now, the lounge furniture was...

This is true with lounge chairs for the outdoors as well. New designs and materials have made it easy to find the right lounge chair for the deck, pool area or patio. The biggest problem is really defining what a lounge chair is, since the description is used for anything...

Wooden lounges need to be accompanied with a soft cushion that is usually sold separately. The wood frame will often last much longer than the cushion. They are very comfortable and secure and much more suitable for those people that might weigh a bit more. These lounges will not be...

If you prefer to hang hammock from your walls, ceiling, trees or porch posts, it's important to invest in the appropriate hardware. The right hardware will make it easier to install your hammock or chair properly. In turn, proper installation will ensure that your chair doesn't come tumbling down when...

Next is the lovely Meridienne. This is one of the more interesting types of chaise lounge because of its eye-catching asymmetry. The top of the chair begins with a higher than normal headrest, followed by a gradually sloping backrest down the side, and the result is something which looks like...

Chairs from companies such as Strathwood, Faulkner and Lafuma also feature zero-gravity or anti-gravity technology to relieve muscle tension and stress, and are light and easily transportable. You can buy traditional chaise lounge chairs with or without padded seats or armrests, and many now provide padded headrests for extra ergonomic...

In terms of functionality a chaise end actually makes a lot of sense. For instance, if you like to lie down on your sofa then having arms at both ends can make it somewhat uncomfortable and prevent you from really stretching out. Equally, if you only have a small living...

Another is scale. A lounge chair shouldn't overwhelm the space you're putting it in. That was part of the problem with the old style loungers. They were massive, especially when grandpa reclined it all the way back. It could suck the visual life out of a room. Lounge chairs today...