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A South Korean artist uses ceramics and concrete, coated with layers of glaze, to create unusual stools, benches (above), and other pieces of luminous indoor/outdoor pieces that double as art and furniture. His work is on display in New York through the end of April.
Loll Designs, based in Duluth, Minnesota, uses 100% recycled materials to create its stylish outdoor furniture.
With backyards in mind, furniture designers throw us some curves. 
A new column takes a look at what's on sale on various internet flash sale sites—our curated picks of home and garden furnishings.
A new crop of outdoor seating looks and feels good enough to take inside.
Designer Sean Knibb was using outdoor fabric to cover hay bales, but he became sick of hauling hay bales around. Determined to find a lighter solution, he came up with the Boxwood Cube, named after the trimmed shape of the boxwood hedge, and covered in bright, weather-resistant Sunbrella fabric.
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Why you need two chairs per person to recreate the true Jardin du Luxembourg feeling.
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Your chairs outside should have the same flair as your style indoors—here are four of our favorites, including an affordable option from Ikea and the high-end Luxembourg Chair (just like the ones in Paris's Luxembourg Gardens!) in a riot of colors.
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