Teak and Wicker Outdoor Furniture: A Lasting Combination
Wicker and teak patio outdoor furniture make a fantastic combination. These two all-weather materials create some of the most durable and enduring patio furniture when put together. Fashionable, durable, and long-lasting, teak and wicker have become more common in the past year. And creating your luxury wicker and teak patio furniture design is a breeze! In fact, I mentioned the growing popularity of teak and wicker patio furniture last September.
Teak has remained the most popular wood for outdoor furniture because of its inherent qualities that are unlike any other type of wood. Synthetic resin wicker is a popular material used on modern outdoor furniture. It almost seems destined for the two to come together.
Frequently Asked Questions About Teak & Wicker Outdoor Furniture
Durable, stylish, all-weather synergy. Teak’s natural-oil strength meets modern, easy-care resin wicker. Together they deliver fashionable, long-lasting furniture that feels elevated and looks right at home on today’s patios. Patio Productions highlights this proven, resort-ready combo.
Yes—splitting materials lowers cost. Teak is premium. Blending wicker with teak absorbs cost while keeping the warmth of wood and the comfort of a woven seat. You get the look you want at a more economical price point.
Quick cleans; teak finish is your call. Wicker wipes down with mild soap and water. Teak can be sealed to stay golden or left to age into a silvery-gray patina. The blend keeps upkeep simple while preserving a natural wood accent.
Yes—weather-ready and UV-smart. Teak withstands extreme conditions thanks to its natural oils. Quality resin wicker is infused with UV inhibitors to resist fading. In windy areas, choose heavier teak frames; lighter aluminum-framed wicker suits calmer spots.
Dining sets, sofas/sectionals, and chairs. Teak tabletops are gorgeous; wicker adds contemporary flair. Sectionals often feature teak feet or accents, and chairs, bar stools, and chaises blend glowing teak with a chic weave for a cohesive outdoor look.
Absolutely—create your own pairings. You’re not limited to a single collection. Pair a wicker chair with a teak coffee table, or match a teak dining table with wicker dining chairs to personalize your space and budget.
Quality wicker resists fading. Premium resin wicker is infused with UV inhibitors that help preserve color in sunny exposures. That means richer tones for longer—without sacrificing the natural look you love.
5 Reasons to Love Teak and Wicker Patio Furniture
1. It's Economical
Some people just can't make up their minds between teak and wicker. Well, you don't have to! Teak is rather expensive so splitting the construction costs allows you to absorb a more economical price point.
2. Low Maintenance
Another reason why teak and wicker outdoor furniture is a good idea is that cleaning will be easier. Depending on how you choose to care for your teak furniture, it may require a bit of care and attention and that's no secret. By blending teak with wicker, you get the benefit of a low maintenance material with an all natural teak wood finish. You can clean wicker with just some soap and water.
3. Unprecedented All-Weather Durability
Teak is one of the most durable wood surfaces. It's touted for its ability to withstand extreme weather conditions. Teak has its own natural oil which is why it fares well in outdoor conditions. You can seal it or let it age to a natural silvery-gray patina depending on your preference.
4. Wicker is Fade Resistant
Quality wicker is infused with UV inhibitors that prevent fading in the sun. Reading this page lets you learn how to tell the difference between quality.
5. Won't Blow Away in High Wind Areas
Teak and Wicker furniture works well in windy areas. Wicker is typically woven on lightweight aluminum frames to maximize mobility. In areas that experience high wind gusts, it makes sense to choose a teak frame that adds weight to keep your patio furniture from blowing away. Wrapped around teak frames, wicker can give your backyard patio a look you've been dreaming of!
Styles of Teak and Wicker Outdoor Furniture
Teak and Wicker Dining Sets
Probably the most popular teak and wicker combination is the teak and wicker dining set. Teak tabletops are gorgeous point-blank. They help bring you closer to the great outdoors when enjoying an outdoor dinner. Wicker adds a modern flair to keep your home up to date with the latest outdoor trends for a transitional outdoor setting. Here are a few of my favorites.
--Wine and Dine on these Teak and Wicker Dining Sets--
Teak and Wicker Outdoor Sofas
Outdoor Sofas and sectionals use teak in company with wicker to a lesser extent. Sometimes just having teak feet is enough to accent natural wicker colors like brown, taupe, or sandstone. Others feature a more generous incorporation of teak into the design. I especially like teak and wicker outdoor sectionals for the Desert Southwest areas like Arizona and Southern California. These colors blend in well with the Red Sedona rocks that are symbolic of the geographical landscape in Arizona.
--Modern Teak and Wicker Outdoor Sectionals--
Teak and Wicker Chairs
Sometimes you might just need an occasional chair, a bar stool, or even better, a chaise lounge chair. Teak and wicker chairs blend the natural splendor of glowing teak surfaces and chic wicker weave. You can buy a coffee table or add a side table to give yourself a place to put down your refreshments while you chat with company.
--Teak and Wicker Chairs that Fit Any Outdoor Setting--
Mix & Match to Create Your Own Combination of Teak and Wicker!
Don't forget that you're not limited to the manufacturer's pre-arrangement sets. You can mix and match to create a teak and wicker outdoor set of your choosing. Find a wicker chair and pair it with a teak coffee table. Or you can go with the dining set of your choice and find some wicker dining chairs to go with it. The possibilities are endless!
You can Browse Teak Furniture here and Wicker Furniture here to create your own unique arrangement.
Tips for Teak and Wicker Furniture:
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- What's the Best Material for Outdoor Furniture
- Teak Furniture Care and Maintenance
- Synthetic Wicker vs Natural Wicker
About the Author
Cheryl Khan can lend her insight on this topic after spending years in the design field. She has learned that all outdoor furniture is not the same. She is a contributing author to the Patio Productions Blog where she shares outdoor living tips to transform your backyard!
