What’s your dream vacation? Chances are, it’s one you never have to leave — no flights, no unreasonably early checkout time, no overstuffed 51-pound suitcase to wrestle shut. Wishful thinking? Not exactly — McGee & Co’s outdoor 2025 collection quite literally brings that fantasy closer to home by transforming your outdoor space into an everyday oasis.
Discover a world of fringed umbrellas, sculptural antiquity-inspired side tables, and teak lounge chairs with angled seats that insist you stay a while — it’s Italy, Greece, and every other European getaway on your list, right in your own backyard.
But perhaps the dreamiest detail of all is the outdoor furniture's "Perennials" fabric upholstery, designed to withstand the elements — including the inevitable glass of red wine, which, miraculously, wipes clean with just a damp cloth.
McGee & Co. makes a case for fulfilling the ultimate fantasy — a vacation with no end date, a dwindling distinction between indoor and outdoor living. Because is it really “working from home” when you’re stretched out on a chaise, snacking alfresco on a subtly scalloped, hand-painted floral plate, ribbed goblet in hand? Seems like 'circling back’ just got a little more sunny.
Price: $3,798
Most outdoor sofas look inviting — until you actually sit on them. This one, while a splurge, demands naps. Its super-deep, low-slung seat is plush and perfect, while striped, knife-edge cushions offer a cabana-style charm — and an ideal base for your ever-growing collection of outdoor bolster pillows.
Price: $699
This patio umbrella proves that everything is better with tassels — it’s the difference between ‘ordinary backyard barbecue’ and Barcelona beach club. Vintage-inspired bamboo gives the piece a sun-drenched charm, while modern steel reinforcement keeps it steady in the breeze. The perfect finishing touch to loungers, patio chairs, and your outdoor Aperol lineup.
Price: $54
Dull tablescape? Not on our watch. This whimsical floral print — designed in-house by McGee & Co. — brings instant charm to outdoor dining. Layer it over woven chargers and stacks of dinner plates — perhaps with a sprig of greenery on top — for a relaxed yet refined outdoor table setting. Crafted from a soft cotton-flax blend, it makes alfresco meals ten times more appetizing.
Price: $398
Inspired by grand architectural pillars from antiquity, this petite outdoor side table is arguably the hero of the entire collection. So beautiful, it’s almost a shame it’s only for the outdoors… except it isn’t. Made from all-weather cream fiber cement, its smooth, refined finish works just as well inside, too. The perfect perch for beverages, books — whatever deserves a classic landing spot.
Price: $54
McGee & Co.’s best-selling floral plates are back in this drop — because they’re that good. While outdoor dining usually screams spring and summer, this moody floral design proves just as striking in fall and winter (and the glowing 4.8/5-star rating agrees). Like the sculptural side table, these beauties are designed for both indoor and outdoor tablescapes.
Price: $38
Let’s not make the mistake of taking indoor glassware outside — we both know how that ends. This goblet set, made from a durable acrylic, is designed to withstand drops, patio tiles, and whatever else comes its way. With its regal shape and ribbed detailing, no one would ever guess it’s not real glass. Some might call these goblets the ultimate hosting hack. We prefer magic.
The best getaways don’t come with an 11 am checkout — or a gut-wrenching credit card bill. Our top outdoor furniture sale picks — plush loungers, chic patio sets, and more — bring resort-level lounging at prices worth toasting to.
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