Assess the layout of your living room before choosing the best location for an outdoor accent chair. Consider the flow of foot traffic (doors, pathways) and the focal point of the room such as a TV, fire table, or any existing furniture. Accessorize with a side table, throw pillow, or a throw blanket for cooler evenings.

When choosing a good location for your outdoor accent chair, first consider the layout of your outdoor space and the flow of traffic. Landscaping, architecture and pathways, shade and any special view(s) will help narrow down a focal point. Next, take color into account. Some people prefer bright punches of color to counter a more neutral palette while others diversify the size of their outdoor furniture with a more monochromatic color scheme. Whatever you decide, the benefit to outdoor accent chairs is that they can be both complementary to other furniture or exist by themselves. A neutral-colored outdoor accent chair like the Dweller Chair work well in almost any outdoor arrangement.