Outdoor Lloyd Flanders Furniture, Resilient & Sustainable Dining Sets Announced

Jun 28, 2023

LOOMLAN, leading online retailers of sustainable, high-quality furnishings, announces resilient, handcrafted outdoor dining and lounge sets from a variety of established brand names.

Brambleton, United States - June 28, 2023 /PressCable/ —

LOOMLAN is introducing homeowners to the best in today's sustainable, stylish, and functional outdoor dining and lounge collections from a range of designers, including the iconic Lloyd Flanders brand. Announced just in time for summer, the online store offers a variety of furniture sets, including Catalina, Hamptons, Mackinac, and Weekend Retreat that can be customized with the buyer’s choice of finishings and cushion colors.

More information is available at https://loomlan.com/collections/outdoor-dining-sets

The desire to stay home and disconnect by improving indoor and outdoor livability is a key reason why homeowners are investing in stylish, durable, and comfortable outdoor dining and lounge sets. People are focusing more on their well-being these days and taking time to unplug and recalibrate. Newly announced sustainable outdoor dining and lounge collections now available online at LOOMLAN give homeowners the opportunity to achieve a better work-life balance by enjoying al fresco relaxation and entertainment at home.

“Your home is your sanctuary,” says Bondole. “With newly available dining sets, chaise lounge options, teak tables and more, now you can create a beautiful outdoor oasis your friends and family will enjoy for years to come.”

An example of LOOMLAN’s commitment to quality and value is the rectangular 7PC Outdoor Dining Set with Resin Wicker Chairs and Sunbrella Cushions. Retailing for under $5,000 before taxes the set maintains an impressive 4.95 online rating.

The ensemble includes six cast aluminum resin wicker dining armchairs that are stain and scratch resistant. Seat cushions are made with the renowned Sunbrella fabric, a water-repellent, fade-proof, mildew-resistant and hypoallergenic outdoor must-have. The dining table features a faux wood grain and comes with built-in umbrella holder.

For smaller patio spaces, LOOMLAN also carries the 5PC Outdoor Round Glass Dining Table and Navy Armchairs from the Neptune collection. Treated with a powder-coated finish, this set is weatherproof, UV-resistant, and comes with non-marking glides. Stackable seating with durable woven fabric offers comfort, style, and easy storage when not in use.

For a more high-end aesthetic, LOOMLAN carries the Mackinac Teak Wood Dining Table and Wicker Chairs for 8. Chair frames and seat cushions come in customizable colors while the FSC-certified dining table meets strict environmental standards set out by the Forest Stewardship Council.

With a full range of outdoor dining and lounge sets to meet every taste and budget, LOOLMAN is making it easier for homeowners to create spaces where they can unwind, relax, and socialize with family and valued friends.

Learn more at https://loomlan.com

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Name: Natalya Bondole
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Address: 42512 Desoto Terrace, Brambleton, VA 20148, United States
Phone: +1-833-566-6526
Website: https://www.loomlan.com

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