Modern Garden Lounge Set in Poly Rattan and Acacia Wood

The polyrattan weave covers the entire structure of this modern polyrattan and acacia wood garden lounge set. The synthetic fibers interlace in regular bands on the armrests and around the seats. The acacia wood appears separately, on the coffee table top, with visible grain and shades of brown from one plank to another.

Polyrattan covers the frame of the sofa and armchairs, while acacia wood is reserved for flat surfaces, such as the coffee table or side table. The cushions, placed on the woven seats, cover part of the polyrattan without completely concealing it on the sides. The contrast between the woven texture and the wood grain marks the separation between the seating and the resting surface.

Installed on a terrace, this set combines two materials that age differently under the effect of sun and rain. Polyrattan retains its original color over time, while acacia wood evolves to a grayer shade if left exposed without protection. Placed under a roof or in the open air, the lounge set changes its appearance depending on its exposure.

Modern polyrattan and acacia wood garden lounge set, woven structure and wooden top

Polyrattan covers the supporting structure of the sofa and armchairs, on an aluminum frame concealed under the weaving. This material resists humidity without requiring a permanent cover, unlike continuously exposed fabric.

Acacia wood, used for the coffee table, requires different attention. Periodic oil treatment helps maintain its original shade; otherwise, the wood naturally grays when exposed to sun and rain.

The combination of the two materials meets two distinct needs: the comfort and resistance of polyrattan for the seats, and the stability and natural shade of wood for the resting surface. The maintenance of the set therefore follows two separate logics, specific to each material.

To cover this set and limit the direct exposure of acacia wood, the selection of bioclimatic pergolas allows for an adjustable roof to be installed above. Other furniture configurations are visible in the garden lounge set collection, to compare materials and sizes before making a choice.

A woven polyrattan structure combined with an acacia wood top

Under a closed roof, acacia wood remains protected from direct rain, which slows down its natural graying. Polyrattan, less sensitive to bad weather, tolerates prolonged exposure without cover more readily.

In full sun, the woven structure heats up less quickly than a bare metal seat, while the wooden top remains cooler to the touch than a glass or resin surface. This difference is directly felt when placing a hand or an object on the table.

The contrast between the regular polyrattan weave and the irregular wood grain distinguishes this modern polyrattan and acacia wood garden lounge set from a single-material set. Each part of the structure thus retains its own texture, without one imitating the other.