







£870 £696
This 2 seater garden chair set in natural beige cream brings refined comfort to modern outdoor spaces. Designed as modern outdoor armchairs with a contemporary aluminium metal structure, they balance durability and style. Ideal for relaxed seating, this set offers premium materials, weather-ready construction, and a luxury cohesive look. Designed as a modern patio set, this two seater set combines streamlined aluminium frames with dependable all-weather durability. Beige and cream striped cushions introduce a soft, boutique-inspired aesthetic, while the crushed-almond grey powder-coated frames enhance visual depth, stability, and contemporary outdoor appeal. This garden chair set includes two armchairs (90cm), complete with the Zara end table (40x40cm). Engineered for UK conditions, it places premium practicality at its core. Protective covers are included to guard against debris, while cushion storage is advised when not in use. As one of our market-leading designs, it complements our other garden furniture collections in the cream beige stripe colourway, helping to create a unified outdoor retreat within the Quatropi garden furniture collection, supplying luxury garden furniture since 2004. Armchair W90cm D92cm H84cm End Table W40cm D40cm H50cm Weather covers included
I love this set because it combines comfort with a versatile, minimalist style that works well in a variety of outdoor settings. The cream beige stripe on the aluminium frame adds a subtle touch of sophistication, making it ideal for contemporary gardens, patio areas, or even a relaxed coastal vibe. Practical styling tips include pairing it with neutral cushions and adding colourful outdoor cushions or throws for a pop of colour. It pairs well with natural materials like wood or rattan accessories, and the side table is perfect for keeping drinks or outdoor essentials nearby. Overall, it’s a great choice for creating a sleek, inviting outdoor space that balances style and functionality.
Adrian Wells
Flitch Interior Stylist
Dimensions can be found on Quatropi's website here