Montecello Gray Outdoor Chaise with Azure Cushions

Yes, this chaise is an excellent choice for coastal or high-humidity environments. The aluminum frame is naturally rustproof, protecting the structural integrity against salty sea air. Additionally, the cushions are upholstered in a high-performance azure blue fabric that is colorfast and treated to be mold and mildew resistant, ensuring the lounge stays fresh and vibrant in damp conditions.

This chaise is engineered for longevity using a fully-welded, rustproof aluminum frame, which provides a lightweight yet incredibly sturdy foundation. The exterior is wrapped in high-quality, all-weather woven wicker that is specifically designed to resist cracking and peeling, even when exposed to varying temperatures and moisture throughout the seasons.

To keep your furniture looking its best, we recommend a simple routine of mild soap and water for both the all-weather wicker and the performance fabric cushions. Because the fabric is colorfast and stain-resistant, most spills can be easily blotted away. For the wicker, a soft brush or cloth will help remove any dust or debris from the weave.

The cushions are crafted from a specialized performance fabric designed with colorfastness in mind. This means the azure blue pigment is deeply integrated into the fibers, providing superior resistance to UV rays and helping the cushions maintain their rich, coastal-inspired hue even after prolonged exposure to intense sunlight.

This chaise is part of the Montecello collection, allowing you to create a cohesive outdoor living space. You can easily pair it with matching pieces such as the Montecello outdoor sofa, loveseat, or club chairs. The driftwood-inspired shades of gray and tan in the wicker provide a versatile, contemporary look that complements a wide variety of patio and pool deck styles.

No, this item features a fully-welded frame construction and arrives ready for immediate use. This "no-assembly-required" design not only saves you time but also ensures maximum stability, as factory-welded joints are typically more durable and resilient than those assembled with household tools.