Stripes, saturated color, and sun-soaked energy define the That's Amore collection — an outdoor poolside look that brings Italian and Mediterranean joie de ... Read More
Stripes, saturated color, and sun-soaked energy define the That's Amore collection — an outdoor poolside look that brings Italian and Mediterranean joie de vivre to a lounge space without resorting to theme. Bold striped upholstery reads as graphic and confident against poolside surfaces, while colorful accent objects introduce the sense of fun that makes an outdoor space feel genuinely inviting rather than just well-furnished. The collection is unapologetically cheerful — a considered antidote to the beige neutrality of most outdoor rooms.
What does the That's Amore poolside collection include?
Striped lounge chairs and seating anchor the collection, offering the classic poolside silhouette updated with bolder color choices and more graphic pattern. Accent pieces include colorful ceramic objects, outdoor rugs that reinforce the warm, saturated palette, and lighting that carries the festive energy into the evening. The color palette skews toward warm tones — reds, warm yellows, cobalt blue, terracotta — combinations that read vibrantly in direct sunlight and photograph well against water and open sky.
How do I style a colorful poolside lounge?
Choose a color story first and commit to it — the Mediterranean aesthetic earns its impact from the confidence of its color choices, not from hedging into neutral territory. Pick two or three colors from the stripe or the accent palette and use them consistently across cushions, outdoor rugs, and ceramic objects. Keep the furniture frames themselves relatively simple and neutral (white, black, natural wood) so they don't compete with the color. Potted plants in terracotta pots, citrus trees, and climbing vines reinforce the Mediterranean character at a scale that painted furniture alone cannot.
What outdoor lounge furniture is right for a pool environment?
Pool environments introduce elevated moisture, UV exposure, and splash from wet swimmers, which requires more durable materials than a covered patio. Powder-coated aluminum and marine-grade teak are the best frame options for fully exposed pool settings. Cushion fabrics should be solution-dyed acrylic (Sunbrella is the most widely tested for pool-adjacent use) which resists chlorine, sunscreen, and prolonged direct sun far better than standard outdoor polyester. Choose quick-dry foam cushion cores rather than standard polyester batting to prevent mildew in cushions that regularly get splashed.
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