HOME Home & Decor — 08 July 2016
By Charlyne Varkonyi Schaub
City & Shore Magazine
It used to be easy to decorate outdoors. Choices were few and, frankly, not very stylish. These days there is plenty to choose from, including retro chairs with elegant fan backs, sculptural chaises and furniture that looks good – and comfortable enough to be used inside or out. Here are some stylish examples.
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