The best commercial patios have a point of view. Whether a guest steps into a crisp mid-century cafe, a moody industrial beer garden, or a breezy tiki-inspired lounge, the furniture is doing a lot of the storytelling. The good news is that you do not need three different suppliers to pull off three different looks. The Mid-Century and Industrial Exterior collection gives you the building blocks for all of them, and every piece is in stock and ready to ship. Here is how to lean into each direction.
The mid-century and boho look
Mid-century design is all about clean lines, gentle curves, and a warm, natural palette, and it overlaps beautifully with the relaxed boho and tiki chic aesthetic. To build this look, choose seating with soft, rounded silhouettes and natural textures like cane and rattan, then layer in warm wood tones, terracotta planters, and a sun-washed palette of mustard, olive, and burnt orange. Keep the layout airy and intentional. A few well-placed arm chairs around a round table will always feel more curated than a crowded floor, and woven detailing instantly signals that easygoing, vacation-ready mood.
The industrial edge
Industrial style trades softness for honesty. Think exposed steel, utilitarian forms, and finishes that celebrate the material rather than hide it. Anchor the space with sturdy metal-framed dining chairs and bar stools, then surround them with raw textures like concrete, brick, weathered wood, and black metal accents. This look is a natural fit for breweries, urban rooftops, and loft-style patios where the architecture already leans gritty. Because the frames are steel or aluminum with an e-coat and powdercoat finish, they stand up to the elements while keeping that tough, purposeful character intact.
Mixing all three
You do not have to commit to a single lane. Some of the most memorable spaces borrow from all three, grounding a mid-century frame with industrial metal and softening the whole scene with boho textures and plants. Because everything comes from one cohesive collection, the proportions and finishes play nicely together, so a blended look feels designed rather than accidental. And with in-stock availability and competitive pricing, experimenting with your layout carries far less risk than it would with a made-to-order program.
Ready to give your patio a personality? Start with the collection here: Mid-Century & Industrial Exterior Furniture