Outdoor Lamps
These Moroccan-inspired lights are incredibly inexpensive. The filigree pattern diffuses candlelight for a soft glow. From $8; zgallerie.com.
Mosaic Table
Glass tiles are applied by hand to sustainable wood bases to create graphic coffee and dining tables. $400; westelm.com.
Webbed Chair
Made from cotton fabric wrapped around a metal frame, this lounge chair feels like a hammock. $200; anthropologie.com.
Modern Fire Pit
This glass-reinforced concrete gas fire pit has a separate wood top, so it can double as a picnic table. From $2,500; eldoradostone.com.
Unbreakable Glasses
These shatterproof wineglasses look and feel like real glass but are picnic-friendly. $64 for a set of 6; williams-sonoma.com.
Serving Cart
This Swedish two-level cart comes in three colors and is sturdy enough to shuttle ingredients from the kitchen to the grill. $600; scandinaviangrace.com.
Outdoor Lighting
This lacquered steel update on the tiki torch can be put in the ground or fixed to a base. $216; thegardengates.com.
Melon Master
Watermelons are no match for the sharp, serrated Japanese-carbon-steel blade on this whimsically styled knife. $30; momastore.org.
Smooth Setting
Designer Billy Cotton’s flatware is elegant enough for the dining room, but the enamel-dipped handles are outdoor-ready. From $10; billycotton.com.
Double-Duty Grill
Designed for urbanites with tiny outdoor spaces, the Hot-Pot BBQ hides a charcoal grill under an herb planter. $124; lumens.com.
Neat Napkins
This set of six chunky plastic napkin rings by Danish company Ferm Living comes with its own space-saving storage tower. $65; ferm-living.com.
Gothic Lighting
Made of solid oak, this ornate, two-foot-high candelabra would work equally well in a castle or a cottage. $546; shopcandelabra..com.
Rimmed Trays
Alexandra von Furstenberg helped mother-in-law Diane revive the wrap dress in the 1990s. Now she’s bringing back a ’70s classic: acrylic accessories like these stacking trays. From $208; alexandravonfurstenberg.com.
House Style
The Light House hurricane lantern, available in five colors, has glass walls to protect candles from huffs, puffs and gusts. $125; normann-copenhagen.com.
Paper Chic
Design firm Confetti System has made piñatas for indie rocker Karen O and window displays for Opening Ceremony. Now it’s selling Tassel Garlands you won’t want to tear down after the party. $130; confettisystem.com.
Take Your Seat
Richard Schultz’s Fresh Air collection reinvents the Windsor chair in weatherproof form. From $711; yliving.com.
Curvy Can
This shapely copper watering can is handsome enough to use outdoors and indoors. $99; shophorne.com.
