Teak Finish Outdoor Sofas

Teak outdoor sofa in teak-finish acacia

Every sofa here is solid acacia stained in a teak tone, not teak wood. Acacia is a dense hardwood that holds up well outdoors with care, and it gives the warm, honey-brown look of teak at a gentler price. The frames show clear wood grain under the finish and come with beige, gray or red cushions on most pieces. Pair one with a coffee table and two lounge chairs for a full outdoor living room.

Modern teak outdoor sofa styles

Three-seat sofas run 70.9 to 78.5 inches wide. One has slatted arms and tapered legs, another adds taupe rope detailing on the arms, a light teak sofa pairs a beige rope weave with its cushions, and a 78.5 inch sofa with X-frame panels and resin wicker converts into a daybed, opening from 26 to 47 inches deep. An armless sofa works as a building block for a longer run of seating.

Teak outdoor sofa set and sectionals

Sectional sets cover more ground. One seats five around a matching coffee table, with built-in latches that keep the separate pieces together, and another pairs hand-woven wicker and gray cushions with left, right and corner chairs plus a rounded coffee table. Because the pieces separate, you can split them into a sofa and chairs or wrap a corner of the deck.

Outdoor teak sofa care

Wash the acacia with mild soap and water a few times a season, let it dry, and apply an outdoor wood oil once or twice a year to keep the teak tone. Untreated acacia weathers to silver gray. Wash removable cushion covers, store cushions dry during long rain, and cover the sofa for winter. Set the legs on pavers or a deck rather than bare soil, so the wood stays dry between rains.