Stackable Patio Set for Small Outdoor Spaces: Four Chairs and a Table

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Do you have a small space but still want to be able to enjoy outdoor furniture?

I received these photos in a forward from one of our readers, John M.

This furniture design is perfect if you have an outside area that serves multiple functions because you can easily stack the entire furniture set so that it occupies minimal space.

Hideaway Patio Set for Small Outdoor Spaces

When it’s stacked it doesn’t require more space than what you need to stand in a room.

Once you unstack the set it becomes four chairs, a table and a cushions.

Thank you, John, for sharing. If you know the manufacturer or designer of the chairs please share in the comments.

If you know who took the photos please let me know as well as I’d love to show proper credit. Thanks!

Stackable Patio Set for Small Outdoor Spaces Four Lounge Chairs and a Table that Stack into One

Photo Credits and Design By: Dedon


Stackable Patio Set for Small Outdoor Spaces Four Lounge Chairs and a Table that Stack into One

Stackable Patio Set for Small Outdoor Spaces Four Lounge Chairs and a Table that Stack into One

Stackable Patio Set for Small Outdoor Spaces Four Lounge Chairs and a Table that Stack into One

Stackable Patio Set for Small Outdoor Spaces Four Lounge Chairs and a Table that Stack into One

Stackable Patio Set for Small Outdoor Spaces Four Lounge Chairs and a Table that Stack into One

Stackable Patio Set for Small Outdoor Spaces Four Lounge Chairs and a Table that Stack into One

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Alex

Alex Pino is the founder of Tiny House Talk, a leading resource on tiny homes and simple living since 2009. He helps readers discover unique homes, connect with builders, and explore alternative living.

8 comments

  1. OMG..those are awesome! I’ve never seen anything like that before. They would take up less storage space if you decide not to move them inside.

  2. Whoa! So cool! But I was never good at puzzles…does it come with a picture guide to putting it back together when you are done?

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