Gorgeous Outdoor Furniture You Can—and Should—Style Indoors, Too

These rattan chairs are chic enough to sit outside a Parisian cafe. But you could also use them in a dining room or breakfast nook, where they’d play nice opposite a built-in banquette or bench seating

Who doesn’t want spot and stain resistant throw pillows? Seems to me like all-weather fabric would do well indoors, with all the eating and drinking that goes on in my living room, at least. Today’s options are so much softer and more vibrant than before, so you don’t have to compromise on pillow comfort or quality

The smartest place to go with an outdoor furnishing is underfoot, because rugs and carpeting take a beating, day in and day out. We literally walk all over them! Outdoor styles are so easy to clean—they can be hosed down when they get dirty, and they are more shed resistant than a typical flatweave. And you can still find an option with cute tassel detailing.

IKEA’s new powder-coated steel and wood bench would be at home in an entryway with major modern farmhouse vibes. Add a few Magnolia Home pillows, and you’re good to go. This guy is pretty and practical as a place to put on your shoes in the morning or drop your bag off at night.

Bringing an outdoor sofa indoors may be a stretch. But if you have kids, it could be the smartest decision you’ve ever made. Yardbird is kind of killing it with this modern aluminum and Sunbrella sofa and chairs set up. I’d break up the set though, if I were styling it in a sunroom or living area. Matchy-matchy works outside, but it’s a different story indoors.

I’m crushing hard on this sculptural aluminum side table. Pieces with brass finishes can be finicky, but since this is rated for the outdoors, I wouldn’t worry about setting cold drinks or warm plates down on it.

You could absolutely use these bar stools in a contemporary kitchen for seating at an island. Their finish would be the perfect complement to stainless steel appliances.

If you’re down with boho Jungalow vibes, then you could absolutely use this rattan outdoor lounger in a guest bedroom or office. Airy, backless pieces are particularly great for small spaces, since you can push them right up against a wall or into a tight corner without making a room feel cramped

Acapulco style chairs are fun accents in yards and on patios and decks. But I’d try one of these guys out in a bedroom or a playroom as well. The shape is great, and you know it’ll stand up to a pile of clothes or kids climbing all over it.