Your Weakest Link: Use It To Reclining Chaise Lounge Indoor

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By Salomé Irizarry. Chaise Lounge Design. Published at Saturday, May 26th, 2018 - 21:23:30 PM.

No matter what style of teak chaise lounge you choose you will love spending a summer day relaxing in the sun as if you were vacationing at a posh resort, but in reality you will be in your own backyard. It is easy to transform your yard into an outdoor oasis and your favorite vacation destination. Start with a pair of chaise lounges and don't forget the side table between them. Then add a dining area with a teak table and chair set. And don't forget an inviting teak bench in the garden or by the pond and a beckoning entrance with a vine covered arbor at the start of your garden path. Toss in lush greenery and bright blooms and a few cushions and you and your guests will never want to leave your little piece of heaven.
A specific and well-known take on the basic form is the Duchesse Brisee. Meaning "broken," brisee refers to how the chair is divided into the aforementioned chair design with the addition of a long footstool. At the same time, a brisee can also be two smaller chaise lounge chairs separated in the middle by a shared footrest.
Since its first appearance some 300-some years ago in France, the chaise lounge has come a long way as far as design of form. From the very first model came modifications like the Recamier, the Duchesse Brisee, and the Meridienne. Today, the chaise lounge has also crossed into the outdoor domain, where it enjoys a good deal of popularity in gardens, on decks and in backyards. Here are some differences between indoor and outdoor chairs.
The cushion filling for an indoor chaise is very much like any other piece of upholstered indoor furniture. It's the outside covering where the beauty usually lies, especially because the chaise lounge is meant to convey opulence, and this is often reflected in expensive fabrics, like satin and velvet. Leather and microsuede are two especially luxurious materials. Aside from the cushion material, the accompanying patterns and colors adorning it are beautiful and endless. Solid, block color, Asian print, paisley, you name it. If you don't like the way it looks, a chaise lounge is reupholstered as easily as a couch or old armchair.