Everything you need to pretty up your patio – National

I’ve had a pair of sand-hued egg chairs from CB2 hanging on my covered patios for the past five years, and they’ve been an absolute home run. Unlike mine, this version can easily be moved indoors during the off-season.

The sleek Jericho sling chair from Canadian furniture brand Rove Concepts folds up easily and is made from a kind of bullet-proof faux wicker. Note: prepare to be leaning back, not sitting upright in this movie star ride.

There’s something very NoCal meets Provence about this low-riding, foldable lounge chair from the Vancouver brand Article. Smartly priced, super elegant.

I’ve often thought that campsite fire bowls are the most genius design. Circular, steel and movable. Boom. Here’s your homespun version.

If you’re craving a pit that’s more bespoke but still rooted in the concept of practical design, consider this stunner from Muskoka Fire Pit. Made from recycled propane tanks right here in Canada and fashioned from thick steel, this Windswept Trees version is 30” in diameter and approx. 18” in height.

From Chesterman Beach in Tofino to a back deck in Halifax, this smokeless bonfire pit by Solo Stove is highly rated (and super cool).

Spruce up your faithful old fire table from years past with some smooth, modern fire rocks. More aesthetically pleasing than the red clay pebbles that often come included, these versions can also withstand temperatures of up to 1100 degrees Celsius.

Stackable, durable and sleek, I heart the playful design of the Inner Circle lounge chair from Vancouver’s Sundays. Available in Fern, Lemon, Moon and Cinnamon (all shown).

Because stringing up globe lights along a steep roof line or suspending them magically above the garden can be soul-crushing (and life-risking). I’m all about the plug-and-play light stands, now. I like that these versions are suitable for both hard and soft-scaping, making them extra versatile.

Solar-charged for fairytale ambience, Lawn Moon globe lights are also indoor/outdoor friendly.

A side table that’s just as pretty for the patio as it is for the living room. I’m swooning for the Orb, fashioned from walnut acacia wood and defined by a retro, rounded silhouette.