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By Ambra Gaudin. Chair. Published at Saturday, February 17th, 2018 - 16:15:00 PM.

Another way to enhance the longevity of your metal patio furniture is to apply wax to it after thorough cleaning. The wax guarantees effective protection against rust and make the furniture maintain its new look. The patio covers guard this outdoor furniture from elements such as sun, rain and wind. Furthermore, they will also protect the patio furniture from sand and dust, thus all that you need to do is take-off the patio covers and simply relax in your patio space. In addition, covers can also protect the furniture from animals. In some cases, you may not notice that the patio furniture is being misused by your pet. The covers will guard your loveseats and chairs against being covered with dirt, dog hair and fleas. Cats usually tend to scratch on teakwood, rattan and wicker furniture. A patio cover that fits securely and properly over your patio furniture will make them withstand the sharp claws of the cat.
The most popular of these chairs were the ones made so by the cavaliers who had been exiled by Charles II. During the reign of William and Mary these chairs degenerated into chairs that were more stiff and rectangular with a solid fiddle shaped splat and a cabriole leg with pad feet. Chairs that were a bit more ornamental had cane seats and caned backs. It is from these forms that the Chippendale chair was developed. This chair had an elaborately interlaced back, graceful arms and square legs. The Chippendale chair to this day is one of the most popular designs in history. It was created by Thomas Chippendale who lived from 1718 to 1779. He was one of the big three furniture makers of the 18th century along with Thomas Sheraton and George Hepplewhite. In 1754 he published a book of his designs which included the Chippendale chair design.
Instead, use a modern chair in the sitting room as either a conversation piece or extra seating when there is company. These chairs can be purchased one at a time or can be purchased in pairs. They make a great statement when put on either side of a piece of modern art or an art deco table. It is easy to purchase this type of chair to match any art deco pieces that you have.
Ah, pure luxury! You may have seen a beautiful, velvety chaise lounge, which is basically a long chair whereby you can stretch your legs out without having to use an ottoman or foot stool. Naturally, its translation from French means "lounging chair", and that's exactly its purpose. Chaise lounges come in various sizes and designs, with some holding onto their French influence with regards to their style and finishes. A more vintage chaise lounge will most likely be made out of luxurious suede or fabric. Due to its relaxed reputation, the chaise lounge will usually be found outside on the patio for some real lounging. Chaise lounges are excellent statement pieces in your living room, or alternatively at the end of your bed, if your bedroom is large enough. Only use chaise lounges outdoors however if they are made of a hardy, weather-proof material.