Latest Outdoor Posts from Smart Furniture

With 10,000 varieties of tomatoes, where do you start? Luckily, we have some gardening essentials and tips from organic farmer Tom to help you have a delicious and prosperous tomato season. 

Outdoor furniture offers a world of possibility. Indoors, we're constrained by space and decor requirements. But outdoors? Outdoors is where people expect you to let your hair down a bit - and there's an inherent need for practicality as well when we're talking about weather-proof furniture. No messing with fancy wood finishes and veneers.

Summer is almost here again! Time to dust off the grill, crank up the Jimmy Buffett and crack open a cold one. That's what summers are made for, people - pool parties and backyard barbecues.

Tommy Bahama is the one name that's been associated most with outdoor living. Whether you're talking about your patio, screened porch, or back deck, this is the outdoor furniture you picture when you think about luxurious summer evenings.

We're very excited about the advent of warmer weather (it's already hit the high 80s in TN)! So in the spirit of long weekends, lake days, and frosty beverages, we've taken a close look at some of our favorite designs for our outdoor areas.

The world-renowned Myers-Briggs questionnaire claims to categorize an individual's personality into one of 16 major groupings. Jung debated that there were 32. Nevertheless, the results often reveal your attitude, lifestyle preferences, and social tendencies. All in all, rather enlightening. But Myers-Briggs can't help you find the perfect Outdoor Lounge Chair. That's what we are here for. So we've rounded up our Top 8 Outdoor Lounge Chairs to help you identify the perfect summer seating for you.

Summer is officially here. It's time to take that long-awaited vacation, to slow down and relax. At home, it's time to enjoy the warm summer sun and sit back with a nice cool drink. Whether you're snoozing or entertaining, We've gathered five furniture favorites that make us think of summer.

We have never before been able to post a picture of a wild creature that was actually relevant to our conversation, so I'm relishing this opportunity. Let me present to you an emu whose name is Bob (although he prefers to be called Sir Robert Jones III). He is relevant, and I'm sure he would be insulted if we didn't take him seriously. I mean, to become a Sir, there has to be a King or Queen willing to confer Knighthood upon you. And if that happens, then from that point on everyone has to call you Sir Jones or risk the wrath of your indignation.