Your porch may be due for an upgrade.
While some old furniture can be salvaged by a touch-up or quick fix, other pieces cant be redeemed.
Theres no finite lifespan of furniture.
Credit: Laurey W. Glenn
Take stock of your outdoor dining set, couch, rocking chair, orporch swing.
If theyre exhibiting these signs, it may be time for something new.
Listen to your furniture when it tells you it’s finished.
The same goes for wobbles.
If your furniture has worn unevenly and is no longer stable, begin to consider a replacement or fix.
If you find yourself avoiding using your porch furniture, then whats the point of holding onto it?
Porch furniture that is upholstered or relies on cushions for comfort will eventually need a makeover.
Cushions wear down after years of use and can ultimately become uncomfortable.
Rather than replacing the whole piece, you’re free to often justreplace the cushions.
After some odd years, you might also find that your porch furniture appears outdated.
For some, if the furniture maintains its structure and strength, this may not be a problem.
Others may be agitated by furniture they no longer like the look of.
Slow your roll before scrapping everything and starting from scratch, however.
“There are many wonderful ways togive your front porch a refreshwithout replacing your furniture, Jones advises.
Layer on or swap out your outdoor pillows and planters.
Add an element of unique lighting to keep a warm welcome after dusk.
Add a pop of color with a seasonal doormat or outdoor rug.
