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Teak and Wicker Chairs that Fit Any Outdoor Setting

Teak and wicker are a beautiful combination. They combine two of the most popular outdoor furnishing materials into a remarkably stunning combination.  And layering your wicker with teak patio des...

The Outdoor Cushion Buyer's Guide

How can you tell really great outdoor furniture cushions from the duds? Is it all about that tush-feel? Or maybe for you it's luxurious styling. Then again, you can't forget about weather-resilien...

HDPE vs PVC Wicker: What's the Difference?

Finally find information on the difference between High Density Polyethylene (HDPE) and PVC wicker! Although they are both plastics, the two differ in terms of strength, hardness, transparency. Th...

Natural Wicker vs Synthetic Resin Wicker

Find out what the difference is between wicker and natural resin wicker. Synthetic usually means fake, right? Well, not in this case. Organic wicker is considered the original and authentic form. ...

Patio Productions Opens San Diego Patio Furniture Showroom

Formerly known as San Diego Patio, Patio Productions has converged it’s online presence with a patio furniture showroom centrally located in San Diego, CA. You might remember us a few years back w...

Add Zest to Any Space with Acapulco Chairs - Part III

Acapulco chairs are like a breath of fresh air. They are functional, stylish, surprisingly comfortable to sit in. These chairs are an instant conversation starter with residential guests and patro...

Why Quality Matters for Outdoor Cushions

Editors Note: Updated September, 2018 Don't wear out your bum this summer! Sitting down on flat cushions is like jumping in a pair of tennis sneakers with a worn out sole. It can be downright p...

Crazy Cool Concrete Patio Furniture

Concrete is the most commonly used man-made material in the world. Although this material has been around for thousands of years, it has experienced a resurgence of sorts and has become a viable o...

RockPaperRobot’s Floating Table

Magnetic floating tables, sometimes called levitating tables, use the power of magnets to suspend objects in midair above their surface. They create a distinctive decor element that is sure to ast...

The History of American Porches: Why We Like Porch Culture So Much

In American times-past, the porch was a gathering point for friends, family, and visiting company. Deriving from the Greek word Portico, the porch has transformed throughout many centuries, waxing...