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How to Protect Your Outdoor Furniture During Hurricane Season
Hurricane season runs June through November in Florida, and Central Florida homeowners have a lot of questions about what to do with their outdoor furniture ... |
Aluminum, Wicker, Polywood, or Teak: Which Patio Furniture Holds Up Best in Florida?
Florida's combination of UV exposure, afternoon humidity, and salt air is genuinely hard on outdoor furniture, and picking the wrong material can mean replac... |
Why Cheap Patio Furniture Usually Costs More in the Long Run
There is a version of this story that plays out constantly in Central Florida: someone picks up a patio set at a big-box store or online, it looks great in p... |
The Best Shade Solutions for Central Florida Backyards and Patios
If you have ever tried to use an uncovered patio in Central Florida between noon and 4 p.m. in July, you already know the problem. The right shade solution c... |
Why Performance Fabrics Like Sunbrella Are Worth It for Florida Patio Furniture
Cushion fabric is easy to overlook when you are picking a patio set, and it is one of the first things to fail if you get it wrong. Florida's UV... |
Getting Your Patio Ready for Fall Entertaining in Central Florida
Fall is the season that reminds Central Florida residents why they moved here. The heat backs off, the afternoon storms slow down, and outdoor entertaining b... |
Why You Should Never Buy Patio Furniture Without Sitting in It First
Online patio furniture shopping has gotten easier every year, but the return rates tell the real story. The number of people who buy based on photos and dime... |
How to Start Planning an Outdoor Living Space When You Have No Idea Where to Begin
Most people come into Patio Style with one of two situations: a blank patio and no idea where to start, or a list of everything they want with no sense of wh... |
How to Choose Outdoor Furniture That Lasts in Central Florida
Central Florida is hard on outdoor furniture. The sun sits high most of the year, the summer storms roll through most afternoons, and the humidity never full... |