#mod seagrass

[andmaybegayer]

Last Monday of the Week 2024-09-16

It's Autumn

This is late because turns out there's not really a polite way to finish tapping out your Mondaypost when someone else is already in your bed.

Listening: a recommendation from the Topic Lords podcast, Ancient Sword Cult by Writhen Hilt. It's about swords!

Epic fantasy metal is a tremendously funny genre.

Watching: Watched Saloum with @thosearentcrimes because we heard it on Kill James Bond and both went "that sounds cool as hell" and it was!

Another great addition to the group of films where guys turn to the camera and go "Hey does anyone else feel doomed."

This is a really tense and well put together crime drama, some top-tier monologues and characters who are going all out. Very much worth watching without looking up too much about it I think.

Reading: Started A Desolation Called Peace a few days ago. Three Seagrass! She's so clueless! Man my girlfriend is so cool it's a shame she's not a complete person.

Having read Memory, then all of The Masquerade, and now Desolation, I think this gives me an interesting look at what I like and don't like about each series. Teixcalaan doesn't spend so much time obsessing over little world details, instead building a culture and atmosphere of empire that I really enjoy. The Masquerade is more on the ground which has benefits, but it's somewhat artificial feeling. It's at its best in the very personal moments around Baru and the other cryptarchs.

Still getting through Desolation though.

Playing: Mine Craft. I've been fiddling with some mods like Distant Horizons which does low-res renders of the world out way further than the stock game. I always get back into Minecraft for like three weeks and then put it down for another year. I have a whole lot of thinking done on how the game design of Minecraft is very cleverly pushing on different kinds of players

Making: Printing again for the first time in a while, more home objects. Finally have an excuse to get dozens of tiny neodymium magnets!

Tools and Equipment: I got a new-ish oscilloscope! Proper digital one too, Hantek DSO2D10. It has one feature I consider a nice-to-have and one feature I consider essential for cramped home lab use.

The essential feature is a built-in signal generator. Sure, it can only do a couple dozen MHz cleanly and "cleanly" is being generous there, but for like a $50 premium over a similar non-generator scope you get a single channel generator with arbitrary waveform capabilities, very handy. Saves a lot of space and makes you more likely to actually use the damn thing.

The nice-to-have is built-in logic analyzer features. Yes, a digital logic analyzer will do this better and cheaper, and yes, you could even just dump the waveform and analyze it on a computer, but being able to poke around on a board and just hit "tell me what I'm looking at here" on a random bitstream is tremendously valuable for speed and comfort.

The DSO series is pretty cheap, they're no Tektronix or Keysight, but they're a damn side better than pure analogue, having used pure analogue for a long time. Just skip it, storage and maths functions are so worth it.

[flowerycharacterslist]

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The tournament is up there, with the rules, my open askbox etc.

Names' ideas from the characters list below (they're examples I've gathered or you submitted, THIS ISN'T A LIST OF CONFIRMED CONTESTANTS. If you want them in the bracket you have to submit them) :

Acerola, Aerith, Ainsley, Almond, Althea, Alyssa, Alyssum, Amaranth, Amarantha, Amaryllis, Amy Rose, Ananas, Anemona, Anemone, Angel Lily, Angelica, Angélique, Anthea, Anthy, Apple Bloom, Araluen, Arum, Asami, Ash, Ashleigh, Ashley, Aster, Artremisia, Ayano, Azalea, Azami

Basil, Begonia, Belladonna, Bellossom, Berry, Bloom, Blooms, Blossom, Bluebell, Botan, Bougainvillea, Briar Rose, Briony, Bryony, Buttercup, Byakuren

Calanthe, Calla (Lily), Camellia, Campion, Carmilla, Carnation, Cassia, Cedar, Celandine, Cerise, Cherry, Cherry Blossom, Chloe, Chrysanthemum, Clove, Clover, Cosmo, Crocus, Cucumber, Cynthia

Dahlia, Daisy, Dandelion, Daphne, Daphnes, Delphine, Delphinium, Dendro, Dendrobium, Diantha, Dianthus

Eglantine, Elanor, Erica, Erika

Fearne, Fields, Ficus, Fig, Fleur, Fleur de Lis, Fleur-de-Lys, Flora, Florence, Flores, Flower, Flower in the Night, Flowey, Flox, Forsythia, Foxglove, Fuchsia, Fuji, Fujiwara, Fuuka

Gardenia, Garlic, Gentian, Geranium, Gladiolus, Gladion, Goldmary, Guzma

Hana, Hanadera, Hanajima, Hanako, Hanami, Hanasaki, Haruka, Hau, Hazel, Heather, Hemlock, Hibiscus, Hinata, Holly, Hollyhock, Hollyleaf, Honeysuckle, Hortense, Hortensia, Hua, Hyacinth, Hyacinthe, Hyacinthus

Iantha, Ianthe, Ibaraki, Iolanthe, Iris, Itsuki, Ivy

Jacinda, Jaskier, Jasmine, Jessamine, Jessamy, Juniper

Kalen, Kalina, Kanon, Kasen, Katniss, Kiku, Kikyo, Kiryu, Kiwi, Kugisaki, Kukui, Kuroba

Laura, Laurel, Lauren, Lavender, Leif, Lemon, Lian, Liana, Lilac, Lili, Lilia, Lilian, LilianaLilium, Liliya, Lilja, Lillian, Lilliana, Lillie, Lillium, Lilly, Lily, Lime, Linnea, Lusamine, Lychee

Magnolia, Mallow, Mandelstam, Maple, Margaret, Marguerite, Marigold, Marlowe, Meadow, Mei, Mentha, Miki, Mimosa, Mint, Minty, Momo, Momoka, Moobloom, Myrrh, Myrrha, Myrtle

Nadeshiko, Narcissus, Nasreen, Nemona, Nepeta,

Orange Blossom, Orchid

Padma, Padmé, Pema, Peasley Peony, Pepper, Periwinkle, Pervinca, Petunia, Pimpernel, Plumeria, Poppy, Posey, Posy, Potpourri, Primrose, Pumpkinhead

Quince

Ran, Rapunzel, Raspberry, Ren, Riko, Ringo, Roisin, Rosa, Rosalie, Rosalina, Rosalind, Rosaline, Rosamund, Rosalyne, Rose, Rosella, Roseluck, Rosemary, Rosemaster, Ronsencrantz, Rosethorn, Rosetta, Rosie, Rosita, Rozaliya, Rue

Sage, Saki, Sakuko, Sakura, Salvia, Samantha, Seagrass, Sensui, Sequoia, Smilax, Sour Grapes, Sprig, Spruce, Strelitzia, Sue, Sumire, Sumireko, Susan, Susannah, Susie, Suzanne, Sweet Grapes, Sylvester, Sylvia, Sylvie

Tamar, Tamara, Tansy, Thalia, Thistlefoot, Thorn, Toph, Tsubaki, Tsubomi, Tulip, Turnip, Twoflower

Utena

Vanilla, Vasily, Venus, Veronica, Viola, Violet, Violetta

Whitley, Willow, Wisteria,

Xion, Xochitl

Yasamin, Yasmin, Yasmina, Yotsuba, Yuri

Zara, Zahra, Zinnia, Zisu, Zhou Xu

[bitsnbolts]

first floor of my basement... yippee. lighting is still a bit off because i need glowstone to finish it. second level will have my nether portal, a automatic sheep shearing farm and some chickens to collect eggs.

[image description: a trio of screenshots from the game minecraft, all perspectives of the same basement build. the first is zoomed out and contains the entire build, the second and third and focusing on the different sides. there is a ladder going up to the entrance, with the entry sourrounded by stone bricks. stone bricks create a path going down the center of the build to the ladder that leads to floor two. they also outline the first row of the floor and ceiling. the floor and ceiling between the stone bricks is oak planks. the walls are polished andesite for the first row and spruce planks between them, they are modded and look more like small bricks than the vanilla planks texture. one wall is entirely covered by a automatic sugarcane farm made up of spruce logs and dark oak planks. there is a painting of a tree with pink leaves on the wall opposite it. the other wall contains a red bed sitting ontop of a bunk-bed like structure made of dark oak planks. underneath it is a stonecutter, smithing table, juke box, and a single chest. next to it is a space for smokers, furnaces, and blast furnaces, with a brewing stand ontop of a crafting table set into the wall as well. there is a painting of a wither rose in grassy hills. the final part of the build is a small aquarium made up of the various prismarine blocks, with glass showing the inside. the aquarium floor is sand and is dotted with seagrass, kelp, and various colors of coral. it is full of modded, brightly colored fish. end ID]

[ask-elementalhermitcraft]

Which elements are each Hermit? It’s kinda hard to keep up.

Hi! Here is a handy dandy link to a pasteit with all of their powers. 

-Mod Seagrass

[hanraja]

BANIG & BILAO

Hand-woven mat and round tray, made of Buri, or Pandan or seagrass leaves. Enjoy!

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08 swatches - Bilao (Tray)

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[kinoko-kinhelp]

༉‧₊˚.Headcanons for a Dragon Pearlescent Moon, with coral-like horns and dragon wings༉‧₊˚.

-Your kingdom had way more rivers, ponds, and lakes than most of the other kingdoms. Even if you were far from the ocean, you'd still bring over coral, seagrass, and a bunch of sea life to your area, and it made your kingdom that much more lively!

-Because it was so convenient to fly or swim places, you barely got a chance to walk around. Every now and then where you had time to spare you'd walk around your kingdom. Even if you knew the place like the back of your hand, you always looked forward to taking those walks.

-It would rain a ton in your kingdom, wether it be to ground yourself, or just for the heck of it, sometimes you'd fly onto a roof, or really high up in the sky and just let the rain fall around you, and it was super comforting.

-Sometimes if you were swimming, fish would swim around you! (Some tropical fish really like coral, and probably mistook your horns for it! Or maybe fish just really loved you, who knows)

-You and Lizzie ended up spending a lot of time together in her Kingdom!

-You absolutely loved her axolotls, eventually she let you take one home with you! You made an entire area for them.

-A lot of people on the server had never used elytra before, but once they got theirs you were able to help teach them how to fly, since you were already quite good at it!

Thank you so much for requesting! I hope these helped ^^

- Mod Niki 🌸

[reconditarmonia]

Dear Trick or Treat Author

Hi! Thank you for writing for me! I’m reconditarmonia here and on AO3. I have anon messaging off, but mods can contact me if you have any questions.

The Locked Tomb | Motherland: Fort Salem | Sleep No More | Teixcalaan

General likes:

– Relationships that aren’t built on romance or attraction. They can be romantic or sexual as well, but my favorite ships are all ones where it would still be interesting or compelling if the romantic component never materialized.

– Loyalty kink! Trust, affectionate or loving use of titles, gestures of loyalty, replacing one’s situational or ethical judgment with someone else’s, risking oneself (physically or otherwise) for someone else, not doing so on their orders. Can be commander-subordinate or comrades-in-arms.

– Heists, or other stories where there’s a lot of planning and then we see how the plan goes.

– Femslash, complicated or intense relationships between women, and female-centric gen. Women doing “male” stuff (possibly while crossdressing).

– Stories whose emotional climax or resolution isn’t the sex scene, if there is one.

– Uniforms/costumes/clothing.

– Stories, history, and performance. What gets told and how, what doesn’t get told or written down, behavior in a society where everyone’s consuming media and aware of its tropes, how people create their personas and script their own lines.

Smut Likes: clothing, uniforms, sexual tension, breasts, manual sex, cunnilingus, grinding, informal d/s elements, intensity.

General DNW: rape/dubcon, torture, other creative gore; unrequested AUs, including “same setting, different rules” AUs such as soulmates/soulbonds; PWP; food sex; embarrassment; focus on pregnancy; Christmas/Christian themes; infidelity; unrequested polyamory; focus on unrequested canon or non-canon ships; unrequested trans versions of characters; breakups; focus on grief; unequal levels of investment in a relationship (including concerns about same that turn out to be unwarranted), or the idea of a character accepting something they're unhappy with as the most they're going to get.

I am requesting only fic, but open to art treats!

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Fandom: The Locked Tomb Trilogy - Tamsyn Muir (Treat, Trick)

Character(s): Matthias Nonius

Nonius was one of my favorite new characters in Harrow the Ninth. His whole impossible arrival via evocation-by-poetry, battle with the Sleeper, and epic departure to fight the Beast made me very, very happy on levels I have trouble explaining. It was so heartwarming?! Because it was impossible, and because poetry won, and because they went off to do the best they could…I don’t know, exactly. (Iiiii also just love that he’s named for the Redwall mouse.) I’d love to read more about his life - being unprepossessing and very human but also paladin-like and really fucking good at being a swordsman, representing the Ninth House in slightly less decrepit times, his mysterious past with Gideon the First (and Pyrrha, sort of), however it happened that he died far from home in an unknown place and couldn’t be recovered for burial, “chickenshits don’t get beer”? Or, er, his afterlife - going to fight with Marta, Ortus, and Pro, re-encountering G1deon as allies…

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Fandom: Motherland: Fort Salem (TV) (Treat, Trick)

Character(s): First Bellweather Ancestor, Original Historical Witch Character(s)

The alternate history that the show has created is so interesting and I’m craving expansion of that through fic! Tell me about the Bellweather ancestor who was a slave and ended up powerful and influential enough to begin a dynasty, and how she met and was recruited by Alder. Or other enslaved witches, witches in the American Revolution or the Civil War, or the founding of Fort Salem and standardization of American military magic with its various influences, or Chinese or Jewish or Mexican immigrant witches who maybe came from different magic traditions and might have had to make the choice of whether or not to reveal that they had magic (if the system knows you because of your descent in the country?), serving their country but also binding their daughters and granddaughters forever.

Not that there's any need to include present-day characters as a frame story, but on the off chance you do, I do ship Abigail/Raelle, with Abigail/Adil as a particular NOTP and Raelle/Scylla as kind of a soft NOTP.

Fandom-Specific DNW: I didn't enjoy the overt eugenics plotline this season and would prefer that nothing about breeding witches for stronger magic or particular traits (as opposed to any social reasons for arranged marriage and high society matching) be present in the fic.

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Fandom: Sleep No More (Treat, Trick)

Character(s): Bald Witch, Sexy Witch

One of my favorite things about Sleep No More was the idea of this world of darkness and magic that’s underlying or intertwined with the social world, rather than in a separate space - I loved seeing the Witches at the ball and, holy shit, Bald Witch pulling off her wig after the ball in her solo ritual thing! (I hadn’t realized it was a wig until that moment.) So -

how do either of these witches interact with the normal world (Paisley/the hotel/etc.) or deliberately carve out other spaces (like the apothecary shop)? For that matter, I love the apothecary shop and Bald Witch's scene in it so more about that would be awesome.

How did the Witches find each other - before or after they were witches?

Are they immortal, and if so, what’s that like for them?

How much do they have a day-to-day life vs. witching all the time?

If you want to ship them together, and/or with Hecate (or both) I’m very up for that as well. Some sexy prompts if you go in that direction -

ritual sex magic to make something happen or share power?

If they have non-witch personas and sleep together while they’re being normal people, is there still magic?

Sex in one of the play locations - the apothecary, the ballroom, the bar that’s the empty shell of the real bar?

Slow dancing nude, or another inverted version of something in the normal world?

Fandom-Specific DNW: f/m ships with requested characters

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Fandom: Teixcalaan - Arkady Martine (Treat)

Character(s): Three Seagrass, Twelve Azalea, Twenty Cicada

I found these characters delightful, and I would love to see any of them in some slice of life that tells us more about the City and Empire worldbuilding. Honestly I would probably read an entire novel about Reed and Petal in college doing absolutely nothing (to be clear, the fic doesn't need to include both) - what are some other things they do for fun, or places they like to go? Shit they accidentally got involved in in school or while working in the Ministry? (A scene is fine, I know the exchange has a 300 word minimum and am not trying to box you into writing a whole plot.) And on the flip side, Swarm's entire existence as the Teixcalaanli officer par excellence, the loyal adjutant, who's also a very visible minority doing minority things is really interesting to me. What are some other practices in the homeostat-cult and how does he manage to do them in his job? (Or Teixcalaanli things he doesn't do?) More about how he feels about being a part of Teixcalaan?

Fandom-Specific DNW: Swarm's canon fate makes me sad so I wouldn't want fic about it.

[outerbanksfashionblog]

Set Active By Madelyn Cline

Madelyn Cline wears the Set by MC Halter Bra - Seagrass ($45.00) for her collaboration with Set Active

Worn With: Set by MC Leggings, Set Active Set Socks, New Balance Vision Racer Sneakers, Mod + Jo Tube Stacking Ring, Mod + Jo Midi Ring, Mod + Jo Gigi Croissant Ring, Jewelry Lab Bali Evil Eye Ring

[fishcommunity]

Mod @thebrackishtank

So I saw a neat post under the fishblr tag to talk about your tanks (link here... no worries, I’ll reblog it for ease!) that I thought looked like lots of fun. But I love talking about myself - you can tell this because I’m on the internet - so I figured why not! A little bit about me and the tank below the cut.

Hi everybody! This is @thebrackishtank / @thenativetank / @brambleforest. My name though is Joel, I’m in my early 30′s now (yikes! I was 22 when I joined Tumblr) and have been the moderator at @fishcommunity for about 4 years now.

- Current date: April 21, 2020

- Aquarium Age: About 11 months, it was the first thing I set up when I bought this house!

- Aquarium size:125 gallons.

- Aquarium inhabitants:

--- 3 Scats (Selena and Itty Bitty are Silver Scats, Verde is the Green Scat)

--- 1 Green Spotted Puffer (Scooty Puff is a darling! Never once bit a tankmate)

--- 1 Knight Goby (Goby-Wan... he’s a Jedi Knight... er... Goby)

--- 1 Freshwater Demoiselle (Greg)

--- 8 Orange Chromides

--- 2 Zebra Nerite Snails

- Substrate (sand, gravel, Eco Complete, etc.): Approximately 90% pool filter sand, 10% aragonite.

- Hardscape (nonliving decorations): Lava Rock, Oyster Shells, and one piece of driftwood I couldn’t part with :-P

- Plants: None! Brackish plants are not hard to come by, but ones that survive 1.006 specific gravity AND are unpalatable to Scats is a hard combo to find. So everything in here is plastic and still looks fine to me!

- Light: Just some cheapo LEDs. I just needed white light, no need for fancy wavelength/intensity levels.

- Filter: A Fluval 406 Canister Filter on one end, and a cheapo internal, air powered box filter on the other end. Why include that? Water movement is the key to combating Blue-Green Algae - it thrives in stagnant water. One year in, and no BGA to speak of :)

- CO2? (yes or no): Naw, no need. Maybe if I did some seagrasses, but I’d need so much more substrate if I was going to do that.

- Fertilizers: The fish make plenty :-P

- Food: I have a variety of dried and frozen foods I add in... brine shrimp, mysis shrimp, Emerald Entree, Tilapia chunks, Hikari sinking wafers, freeze dried krill, nori strips, and a few types of Bug Bites foods for the cichlids.

- Water Changes: Typically weekly, usually on the order of 40-50 gallons.

[allmoddedapk]

Sea Merge! Fish Games in Aquarium & Ocean Puzzle Mod 1.8.2 Apk [Unlimited Money]

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Sea Merge! Fish Games in Aquarium & Ocean Puzzle Mod 1.8.2 Apk [Unlimited Money]

Sea Merge 1.8.2 Mod Apk – Arcade game – Interesting ocean fish hobby Android Normal version + Mod version (unlimited money) individually tested with offline run

Sea Merge – Ocean FishIs the title of a game in the hobby genre published by Rodan mobile Kft game development studio for Android devices. From the very beginning, when you enter Sea Merge, you can see the similarity of this game with Finding Nemo. Nemo is one of the Disney characters that first appeared in the movie industry with the animation Finding Nemo, and then, like many other games, it found its way into the game industry. After Finding Nemo, many game studios tried to use this theme to make their own new games, and Sea Merge is exactly one of those games. Of course, this is not a weakness for Sea Merge. The gameplay of this game is completely different from the gameplay of Finding Nemo. Evil fish, led by octopuses, have apparently invaded the ocean floor, home to goldfish, and sabotaged everything with their black inks. Now you, as one of the last members of the fighting groups, have the task of rebuilding the ocean floor so that you can create a safe place for the remaining goldfish to live. To do this, you must perform different tasks at each stage. These tasks are told to you in the form of a text box, and in almost all of them you have to try to create new items by combining different elements and solve puzzles with them. For example, you can combine seaweed to create 2 or 3 seagrass plants and clear the ocean floor. Now you, as one of the last members of the fighting groups, have the task of rebuilding the ocean floor so that you can create a safe place for the remaining goldfish to live.

To do this, you must perform different tasks at each stage. These tasks are told to you in the form of a text box, and in almost all of them you have to try to create new items by combining different elements and solve puzzles with them. For example, you can combine seaweed to create 2 or 3 seagrass plants and clear the ocean floor. Now you, as one of the last members of the fighting groups, have the task of rebuilding the ocean floor so that you can create a safe place for the remaining goldfish to live. To do this, you must perform different tasks at each stage. These tasks are told to you in the form of a text box, and in almost all of them you have to try to create new items by combining different elements and solve puzzles with them. For example, you can combine seaweed to create 2 or 3 seagrass plants and clear the ocean floor.

[arkstationary-blog]

Stationery and Crafts Supplies Online

When you're low on time however high on imaginative thoughts, get that workstation and frequent the stores that offer craftsmanship and art supplies on the web! Given the wide assortment of brands and items, your children will begin to look all starry eyed at the sheer scope of things here.  

Here's an astonishing rundown of online workmanship and specialty stores that convey great quality supplies in India for children and grown-ups alike.  

1. A1 Craft  

What's accessible: Deco Art paints, showers, stencils, decorating glue, an assortment of dabs including rhinestone dots, sparkle and shine make material, stamps, passes on, wooden embellishments, decoupage material, Swarovski stones and pearls, wax candles, jewel tidy, officer scrapper, quilling instruments and materials, and considerably more. They take orders through WhatsApp.  

2. Anandha Stationery Stores  

What's accessible: All sorts of glue tapes, pastes like mod podge, glass scratching, designed paper, an assortment of earth like Fimo exemplary and delicate, polymer dirt, Crayola air dry, mud displaying apparatuses, cutters and trimmers, stickers, embellishments, a wide range of workmanship material, pens, paints and splashes.  

3. Craftsmanship Some Craft  

What's accessible: Gessos, sparkles, complements, tapes, metal embellishments, stencils, magnets, lines, strings, blended media, making and cutting apparatuses, DIY packs, adornments, glues and tapes, and even instant items like intelligent photograph collections, scrapbooks, travel diaries, and so on.  

4. Bits a pieces  

What's accessible: It's a paper boutique and stocks handcrafted paper items alongside every one of the materials required for paper creating. They have paper making packs, designed papers in different sizes, decorated papers, various types of embellishments, metal charms, colors, punches, blended media showers and paints, stencils, apparatuses, MDF items, quilling material and substantially more.  

5. Art Adda  

What's accessible: They have an extensive variety of designed paper, origami paper, decoupage materials, emblazoning powders, inks, stamps, molds, paints, quilling material, splashes, sparkles, embellishments, weaving and stitch materials and in addition a decent assortment of hardware machines.  

6. Crafters Corner  

What's accessible: Pampered pooch stamps and color, make sheets and tangles, a wide range of adornments, embellishments, miniatures, sewing material, stencils, formats, an assortment of paper, inks, paints, splashes, blended medium, Washi tapes, shadow boxes, outlines, earth workmanship. Additionally, get capacity thoughts and buy some keen tote sacks.  

7. Specialty Gully  

What's accessible: A total scope of gems making materials, to bloom making, paper creates, sew, glass hues, punch make, to mud displaying, embellishments, decoupage materials, flame molds, scrapbooking to different sorts of paints.  

8. Innovative Hands  

What's accessible: Oil hues, acrylics, paints, canvas, drawing media, office supplies, easels, painting mediums, Lino cutters, pieces, calligraphy inks, pens, markers, and parts more.  

9. Innovative Hands Store  

What's accessible: Pom units, Chenille stems, fly up make materials, DIY create packs, DIY packs for party embellishments, pixelated make packs, and so forth.  

10. Craftslane  

What's accessible: Excellent quality specialty materials, charming patterns that can utilized for children's craftwork, tea chests, plaques, photograph outlines, reflects, all connections of extras, varnishes, emphasizes, inks, diversion packs, kicks the bucket, paper punches, Washi tapes, sealers, palettes and Sea wipes, and substantially more.  

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11. Diecutsandmore  

What's accessible: DCAM mark kicks the bucket, sequins, stamps, charms and metal embellishments, making and cutting devices, an assortment of pass on cutting machines and bites the dust, paper punches, Mulberry blooms and leaves, emblazoning material, shaker cards, quilling instruments, various types of shading pens and pencils.  

12. Specialist  

They bargain in a few home accents, gems making, creating supplies, themed paper glasses for cupcakes, cards and gathering things, flower, occasional stylistic theme, custom encircling, bushels, needle expressions, FIMO polymer mud, texture, scrapbooking, outlines, and more.  

13. Place of Hitachi  

What's accessible: A UK-based online entryway, it has some beautiful and interesting DIY packs for glass painting, decoupage, making wax candles, Seagrass stool making, texture creates, cleanser making, and parts more.  

14. Extremely small  

What's accessible: A crafter's heaven, they offer an extensive variety of items like children's school supplies and stationery, a wide range of glues, preparing material like heating plate and forms, fondant moving pins, Beads and design frill like rhinestone studded globules, side interest packs, polymer mud, decoupage napkins, blossom influencing material, to sew and sewing embellishments, party supplies, quilling, decorating and weaving apparatuses, and even home stylistic theme items.  

15. Kraftzone  

Whats accessible: One of India's head specialty and side interest supplies and retailers offering a colossal scope of art fundamentals like art punches, markers, sparkles, paints, showers, formats, different sorts of stamps, inks, pass on cutting and emblazoning materials, paper make, quilling, decoupage napkins, Sospeso sheets, embellishments like chipboards and wood symbols, printed tapes, patterns to lovely blooms.  

16. Krafterscart  

What's accessible: Die cutting machines, instruments, glues, tapes, emblazoning glue, warm decorating powders, making apparatuses, Foil utensils, blended media, paper punches, splashes and paints, a wide range of embellishments, sparkle, stick, ornamental stones and pearls, and the sky is the limit from there.  

17. Lulupu  

What's accessible: They offer imported scrapbooking supplies and fantastic quality specialty things. Discover paper doilies, distinctive sort of embellishments and adornments, make apparatuses like kick the bucket cutting and sewing instruments, stamping, emblazoning, stitching material, cardstock stickers, blended media mediums, gelatos.  

18. Madrasbazaar  

What's accessible: Vintage, metal charms, miniatures, DIY interest packs, stickers, dabs, pearl embellishments, strips and bands, vaults, little glass bottles, child headbands, architect catches, and other specialty supplies.  

19. Horse Craft Store  

What's accessible: All sorts of dabs, round sewing pins, sew snares, sewing instruments, DIY packs, weaving embellishments, premium quality Turkish yarns, snap latches and catches, delicate haberdashery, flexible dress structures, and parcels more.  

20. Rainbow Craftykari  

What's accessible: Adhesives, tapes, make paints, mediums, MDF, various types of inks and splashes, stamps, layouts, covers, stencils, creating devices, decoupage material, strips and bands, charms and knickknacks, and parts more.

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Bohemian Dream: Moroccan Decor by lacas featuring wool area rugs ❤ liked on Polyvore

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A Sun-Warmed Love

(1.8k, fluff, mod seagrass)

Anyways, it doesn’t matter. He’s just here for the warmth and the safe space where nobody bothers him. Not the cats. Definitely not the cats. [an evilxisuma/Z centered fic where he finally gets to be happy.]

tw: cursing

He’s not sure when it started, really.

He’s noticed a lot of other hermits on the server have pets—some have dogs, some have cats (some have too many cats, Cleo, he’s looking at you), and some have the odd parrot or other tamable mob. It’s nice, sometimes, to go over and visit them, he guesses. Better than doing nothing with his time.

But it doesn’t matter. It’s just to occupy his time. Just something to keep him not bored out of his fucking mind, he tells himself day after day.

He repeats it as he finds himself at Scar’s place more and more often, hanging around his weird base or lounging about in little magma-water-heated alcoves in the cave or especially, in his Room O’ Cats.

It’s so weirdly mesmerizing to stay there, just perched on a little block of wood that he’s got on a high place and watch the cats run around and over their own feet. They meow, he throws them some more salmon, they meow for some more, he meows back in a more angry tone and feels fucking stupid. Rinse and repeat.

Scar drops by sometimes, re-fills the salmon chest, says hi to him and then goes to do whatever kinda world-destroying terraforming he’s going to do next. Probably going to destroy an entire ecosystem for a palm tree, or whatever he does in his spare time.

At least he gets to use the catroom.

It’s really nice in there, he’s loath to admit. There’s a little room out of the way with glass windows and smooth stones that heats up in the winter and stays cool in the summer, where the cats love to take naps. He’ll never admit it, but sometimes when he’s overwhelmed he’ll take refuge in there with a cat curled up on his lap and snooze the day away.

Ah, to live life as a cat. No worries, except getting salmon. Must be a nice life.

Anyways, it doesn’t matter. He’s just here for the warmth and the safe space where nobody bothers him. Not the cats. Definitely not the cats.

—

Xisuma eventually finds him, when he’s taking one of his Designated Nap Days, and he’s very angry about being disturbed. “Woah, didn’t expect to find you—”

“Just want you to explain one thing. Just one little thing.” He’s angry now. He’d been looking towards his—HIS NAP TIME, not his cat time, thank you very much, and Xisuma had somehow found him out.

“Uh, yeah, what did you—”

“Why the hell are you here? Disturbing my Specific Time For Sleep? Just curious,” he says. He hears a hiss from below, looks at the cat he’s petting perhaps a little too hard, and forces himself to relax his tension. It helps him feel better, maybe, in a weird way.

“Just wanted some coral Z, no harm meant. Although, I didn’t know you liked cats…” Xisuma trails off. Probably just realized the dozen or so cats who were staring at him hungrily, smelling the salt of the sea still on his skin and by extent, fish. “Y’know what? Think I might leave you to it. Take off for the day. Exit the premises. Vacate the—”

Xisuma leaves in a dash, trying not to further anger the cats. Z laughs, anger almost completely dissipated. “Hey, kitties, don’t take it too hard,” he calls out, tossing another one onto a dish for them to tear apart. One small grey one creeps up to him, licking around his hands for anything it might’ve missed. He holds up his hands in surrender. “Nope—nothing. Too bad for you.”

That’s when it decides to sit down between his legs and stare at him like that might magically make the fish appear. “Cat, no,” he chuckles. The sun’s pleasantly warm on his skin. He kinda feels like one of those cats stretched out in a puddle himself.

“Not gonna give you any. Don’t fuck with me.” It still stares at him.

“You don’t understand the English language, do you? Don’t have a quite firm enough grasp of the Queen’s English?” He smiles. It’s nice to talk to something that can’t really understand nor really wants to.

Z lets out a steady stream of how he’s been doing, how other hermit’s bases are going, how much he hates the sheer Ugly of this one makeshift build that Wels had made because, really, he understood it was makeshift but couldn’t he at least put in the effort to make it look nice? Just a little?

He lets all of the casual small talk he’d wanted to make for so long but didn’t know how to spill out to the cat still sitting patiently between his legs. It’s blinking slowly at him, and the setting sun is golden and warm and kinda lovely out the window, and the whole room seems to be relaxing and sinking down into a kind of subliminal space.

His voices trails off, his hand stops petting, and the cat has long since curled up at his side against the wall.

In other words, he’s fast asleep.

—

Z wakes up the next morning in a slow, steady kind of way—quite unusual for him. He’s wondering why he doesn’t feel his bed beneath him, when he scans his surroundings and realizes—Oh. He’s not at his bed.

Son of a bitch, he’s fallen asleep in the cat room. And Scar’s standing in front of him, chuckling. “So, got a good rest in there?” he says.

“So what if I have?” It’s unnecessarily defiant, probably, and he knows that but he’s been caught sleeping in the cat room. His dignity was on the fucking floor. Oh, the horror.

“Not anything against you, just asking: did you want to take Boo with you? The one cuddled against you? She’s a sweetheart, and I think she likes you, and also I have too many cats. Please.”

Z scrambles for words. “I—uh—what—”

“Cat or no cat, Z?”

~

In his defense, he was panicking at the time. Also, he did not make good decisions when he was panicked. Two very important factors, he thought, that led up to him doing two things:

1. Teleporting away with the cat still snoozing in his arms, and

2. Avoiding Scar for the next couple weeks. Which unfortunately meant no Cat Room.

He’d panicked, and now he had a cat in his little base with no way to feed it or take care of it.

Fuck.

Cats liked salmon, he knew. So he asked around, borrowed a fishing rod, and spent hours fishing to nab some fish. Turns out that he could get some pretty decent fish when he focused, he thought. Luckily enough, the cat seemed pretty happy with whatever fish he managed to catch—although, he did notice an odd preference for just straight up stealing his apples from his hand and nibbling on them just enough that it was annoying. (Or endearing. He didn’t quite know.)

He got a nicer bed for the cat than his own, grabbed some wool from Joe, talked to him (which he didn’t really want to do but was a necessary evil and, as it turns out, not so bad after all), and it turned out the damn cat liked his bed better anyways. Whatever.

Z got the cat some nicer toys, some new contraptions to mess around with. He contacted Mumbo for some help with it, and Mumbo rushed to the tiny little base like hell was on his heels. He then proceeded to spend the next hour cooing over the cat who was soaking it up like a sponge. Annoying, to be sure, but he was helpful and the cat seemed to like him so Z let it slide.

And throughout all this, he avoided Scar like the plague.

—

And of course, when he least expected it, he saw him.

“How’s Boo treating you? She’s being a well-behaved girl?” Scar said, nodding to him from across the shopping district where he was doing some weird stuff involving floating water blocks and gray crumbling plants.

“What? She’s not my—I don’t—Boo’s not my cat!” Z sputtered. This was why he had avoided Scar, he thought, to avoid the embarrassment.

“You sure? She seems to like you, and you seem to like her as well, don’t you?”

“I mean, she’s a cute cat, but I shouldn't be in charge of a cat! I don’t even like them that much—Wha—WHERE’D YOU COME FROM?” Z cried out. For Boo herself, the demon of a cat, was twining around his ankles and mewing for food.

“See, she likes you!” Scar laughed. Sounded a little messed up, but. A Laugh.

Z hopped from ankle to ankle, shifting his weight in the hopes that Boo—no, the CAT—would leave. She just purred more determinedly. “No, she likes my food.”

“Well, if you’re that determined not to admit it…Godspeed, friend. May you rest in peace.” Scar gave him a mock salute and spun back around, but not before adding one last comment. “Oh, also, bring her by again to the Cat Room! Her siblings miss her.”

“What—SHE’S NOT MY CAT!” Z called to his retreating form. “I—Fuck.”

He looked down. “Cat, why must you make my life a living hell.” She just meowed.

“Oh, alright. I’ll grab you some food. Hold up,” he sighed.

—

It’s about two months later, and he’s pretty sure he’s got a cat now. She follows him everywhere, meows at him constantly, and sleeps next to him.

It’s surprisingly…not that bad. She keeps him company when he’s lonely, lets him rant to her without a word, and demands love and attention in the way only cats can. It’s kinda nice to have something like that.

It’s still annoying, yeah, but Z’s starting to think it’s edging on the side of endearing now.

Her fur’s super soft, probably from all the brushing, and if she were a person, her dating profile would probably say “likes to take warm naps in the sun.” They’ve been stealing away into Scar’s Cat Room together sometimes now, to visit her siblings and to take a nap every now and then. It’s starting to form a new kind of normalcy in his life that he’s actually kinda liking.

The only truly frustrating part is her name.

She won’t respond to anything else besides Boo. It’s like she’s been goddamn trained, despite the fact that she’s a cat. He’s been trying out name over name, trying to find something cool that sticks, to no avail.

“Enderman?” No meow.

“Blade?” No meow.

“Slasher?” No meow.

“Ghast?” No meow.

“...Boo?” Furious meowing. He begs for mercy to whatever heavenly beast cursed him with a grey cat that only responded to Boo.

Better than no cat, he reasons. Better a sweet, cuddly, talkative, soft cat than no cat.

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50 Modern Outdoor Chairs To Elevate Views of Your Patio & Garden

Outdoor seating has come a long way since the wooden bench. Whether you’re looking for chairs crafted in cane, made modern in ABS plastic or meshed in powder-coated iron, we’ve got a treat for you. Want to complement an industrial exterior? Try red metal chairs with detailed backs for size. Want to rock out in a bold turquoise hammock? Sit in the Mexican-inspired, circular Acapulco. About to host some Irish friends? Show them to their seats in clovers. Make your outdoor living space a place to be proud of, with our top 50 picks for outdoor chairs.

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$252BUY IT Acapulco Outdoor Rocker Chair: Want the ability to rock? These turquoise, plastic string weave finds have all the benefits of their predecessors, with a little sway added in.

$110BUY IT Outdoor Rocker Chair With Cushion: For those after a more traditional rocking chair, this brown rattan creation ticks all the boxes. While away the time on its aluminium frame and two-cushion polyester.

$217BUY IT Braided Papasan Chair: Want something minimalist, yet natural? This papasan chair on a metal frame adds a round of raw material to your outdoor view.

$160 for 2BUY IT Kartell Masters-Style Outdoor Stackable Chair: Available in five colours, these polypropylene chairs are easy to clean and maintain. Recline in comfort on their detailed backs, or stack them up to stay out of the rain.

$198BUY IT Bertoia Diamond-Style Outdoor Chair: After something a little different? Steel mesh backs and leatherette seats add a hint of the mod to your poolside setting.

$103BUY IT Bertoia-Style Side Chair: Modify the style for outdoor dining. A straighter mesh back and removable leather seat mean it’s easy to eat lunch in the open.

$100BUY IT Eames-Style Outdoor Wire Chair: Like the look of the Eames chair? These solid chrome chairs take Eames’ famed frame and add an on-or-off seat pad, a perfect twist for the outdoors.

$480BUY IT Farmhouse Wire Lounge Chair: Inspired by Amish barns, designer Gaurav Nanda spot-welds these iron chairs to make them curvy. Choose from three colours for the base, three colours for the cushion.

$450BUY IT Lucy Outdoor Galvanized Iron Chair: Another Gaurav Nanda design, this galvanised iron chair is pretty on your deck – and pretty on your floor, with its chair leg protectors. Move her inside or outside – or find cheaper replicas, if the price is too high.

$795BUY IT Sculptural Outdoor Chair: Bring classic wicker and modern iron mesh together. Made in the US, these rust-inhibited seats were added to Cooper Hewitt’s permanent design collection in 1994. Get one for your outdoor pebbled area.

$129BUY IT Outdoor Mesh Dining Chair: Also available as a bar or counter stool, these powder-coated steel finds add glitz to an outdoor patio. Get them in one of five different colours.

$919 for 2BUY IT Colorful Outdoor Stacking Dining Chairs: Have a large party you’d like to seat outside? These stackable aluminium chairs are perfect afront the green arches of your next family wedding.

$130BUY IT Industrial-Look Tolix-Style Chair For Outdoor Use: Make your barbecue dinners look ultra-modern. These metal sets of four offer non-marking feet, so you don’t have to scratch your patio’s stone.

$78BUY IT Bellini-Style White Outdoor Dining Chair: Go for the classic. White, bright and timeless, these polypropylene chairs work with many exterior options. Find their originals here.

$80BUY IT Panton S-Style Outdoor Chair: You can’t go past the Panton S. A design classic stackable up to four chairs high, buy it in white, red, black or light blue in durable ABS plastic.

$480BUY IT Clover Chair: Hosting the next St Patrick’s Day drinks? Seat your guests on chairs in clover. Made from monobloc polyethylene, these creative finds are easy to clean, easy to sit in and easy to maintain in the outside weather.

$150 for 2BUY IT Art Deco-Style Outdoor Chair: Planning a romantic outdoor setting? Place this set of two chairs by famed designer Claudio Francesco Bellini beside a bottle of wine.

$160BUY IT Affordable Outdoor Chair Set: On a tight budget? This set of four chairs, coloured in black, white or olive, present a most cost-efficient set whilst retaining a sense of style. Patterned with trees, their molded plastic, non-marking feet and steel legs will have guests thinking you’ve spent a fortune.

$160BUY IT Sissi Chair: Inspired by traditional Viennese chairs, this white fantasy is made to grace your garden. Constructed with plastic and fibreglass, its interconnecting loops provide a fashion-conscious alternative to more standard seating options.

$299BUY IT Outdoor Mesh Lounge Chair: Feel the need to relax? Do it in the outdoors, with this punched-pattern, powder-coated steel find – with the option of an ottoman.

$266BUY IT Patio Swing Chair Without Stand: What sense of freedom comes from a swing! Dangling peacefully from a steel chain, its synthetic rattan and polyester cushioning make it the perfect place to read a book.

$528BUY IT Ball-Shaped Swing Chair: Love the ball look instead? This synthetic rattan find hangs dreamily from your ceiling – or can sit more squarely, with an option on a stand.

$630BUY IT Outdoor Garden Swing Chair With Stand: Don’t like the swaying feeling? Nestle into this poly-bamboo rattan basket, steadied for comfort upon an aluminium frame. Place it on your lawn to gaze up at the stars.

$598BUY IT Knotted Hanging Chair: Macrame polyester yarn created this piece to be proud of. Hang it on your back patio or beside your front garden, for a peaceful place to watch the cats play from.

$290BUY IT Outdoor Swivel Chair: Bring the office outdoors. The swivelling aluminium frame of this fabric-upholstered chair lets you feel the boss whilst you sit amongst the flowers.

$1,350BUY IT Outdoor Dome Chair: Want to make a statement in your feature garden? This handcrafted, high-backed chair comes in stunning sunflower yellow.

$800BUY IT Peacock Outdoor Lounge Chair: Loving these pieces from Gaurav Nanda? Find another, in this powder-coated iron find that mimics the peacock. Make it more comfortable with optional geometric cushions.

$186BUY IT Butterfly Garden Chair: Peacocks not your thing? Reveal the butterfly’s beauty instead, with this metal wire creation adding drama to your garden.

$2,275BUY IT Leaf-Shaped Outdoor Chair: Love the look of leaves? The contours of this powder-coated aluminium chair won’t rust or fade. Two complementary throw pillows make it a little bit cosier.

$82BUY IT Outdoor Seating Poufs: Create a seating area with this ready-made scene. Two seating poufs and a slightly-raised table provide the perfect setting for after-work drinks.

$446BUY IT Poolside Aluminium Frame Chair: Sunbathe in style. Made from material that’s 100% recyclable, its high-density foam cushions and two-year warranty make its comfort worry free. Ottoman not included.

$999BUY IT Jibe Outdoor Lounge Chair with Cushions: Amp up the cushioning. These wide-set seats sit your tootsie on antimicrobial foam, keeping you comfortable whilst repelling winter mould.

$355BUY IT Modern Outdoor Club Chair: Aluminium, resin wood and polyester sure look good. This outdoor chair would sit just as well beside a bookcase as beside your family garden.

$448BUY IT Woven Outdoor Armchair: Made from woven wicker and rattan, this modern-looking armchair hides the ancient’s hammock-making secrets. Seat its iron frame outside for a better look at the flowers.

$445BUY IT Minimalist Outdoor Wooden Chair: Keep your outdoor furniture classy. Constructed with grade AB teak, this squared-off design evokes quality, with its marine-grade stainless steel railings.

$2,167BUY IT Contemporary Luxury Patio Chair With Cushions: Want to lie back a little further? Complete with three-year warranty, this longer teak seat bends the railings to your level of comfort.

$1,440BUY IT Modern Luxury Outdoor Wicker Chair With Cushions: After a chair in cane? The graceful barrel of this long-lined seat is made of aluminium and natural seagrass wicker. Get its cushions in your choice of patterning.

$713BUY IT Futuristic Looking Sculptural Outdoor Armchair: Remember the Jetson’s flying chairs? This Italian-made seat makes similar shapes in polyethylene. Get it for yourself in three different under-colours.

$695BUY IT Sculptural Outdoor Chair: Buy a chair that looks like a shell. One single piece of polyethylene makes a statement perfect for the beach.

$580BUY IT Minimalist Outdoor Seating: Think this chair is simply white and minimalist? Think again. With 16 colours and four colour-changing modes, this understated plastic round lights up the outdoors for up to eight hours. Use its remote control for your next party.

$1,600BUY IT Contemporary Outdoor Chair With Wooden Slats & Stainless Steel Frame: Designing for a bachelor pad? The wooden slats and stainless steel legs of these wide-set seats call for a bottle of beer.

$730BUY IT Modern High-Back Outdoor Chair: Merge modern metal and timeless wicker cane. These high-backed beauties are 100% recyclable.

$590BUY IT Beautiful Two-Tone Outdoor Patio Chair: Don’t like the high back? Keep the last chair’s rust-proof aluminium, high-density foam and easy-to-clean frame, while lowering its height.

$700BUY IT Modern 2-Piece Outdoor Wicker Chair: Worried white wicker might not stay clean? With a rust-proof finish and weatherproof glaze, it’ll be harder than you think to get it dirty.

$350BUY IT Mid-Century Modern-Style Outdoor Chairs: Make your patio cool again. High-quality charcoal wicker could make a splash beside your pool. Cushions in water-resistant fabric are easier to keep dry.

$284 for 2BUY IT Mid Century-Style Outdoor Foldable Lounge Chair: Need seating around the bonfire? These American-made chairs in yellow pine easily fold up to a chair, and then fold back down again. A teak oil finish protects their grains from humidity.

$2,880BUY IT Nozib Sun Lounger: Need a lounger that stretches out to the sun? These designs are elongated using 88 pieces of teak.

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50 Modern Outdoor Chairs To Elevate Views of Your Patio & Garden

Outdoor seating has come a long way since the wooden bench. Whether you’re looking for chairs crafted in cane, made modern in ABS plastic or meshed in powder-coated iron, we’ve got a treat for you. Want to complement an industrial exterior? Try red metal chairs with detailed backs for size. Want to rock out in a bold turquoise hammock? Sit in the Mexican-inspired, circular Acapulco. About to host some Irish friends? Show them to their seats in clovers. Make your outdoor living space a place to be proud of, with our top 50 picks for outdoor chairs.

$189BUY IT Acapulco Chair: Use the secrets of the Mayans in your outdoor chair design. Using traditional methods for weaving hammocks, these stylish chairs won’t rust on their powder-coated iron frames.

$252BUY IT Acapulco Outdoor Rocker Chair: Want the ability to rock? These turquoise, plastic string weave finds have all the benefits of their predecessors, with a little sway added in.

$110BUY IT Outdoor Rocker Chair With Cushion: For those after a more traditional rocking chair, this brown rattan creation ticks all the boxes. While away the time on its aluminium frame and two-cushion polyester.

$217BUY IT Braided Papasan Chair: Want something minimalist, yet natural? This papasan chair on a metal frame adds a round of raw material to your outdoor view.

$160 for 2BUY IT Kartell Masters-Style Outdoor Stackable Chair: Available in five colours, these polypropylene chairs are easy to clean and maintain. Recline in comfort on their detailed backs, or stack them up to stay out of the rain.

$198BUY IT Bertoia Diamond-Style Outdoor Chair: After something a little different? Steel mesh backs and leatherette seats add a hint of the mod to your poolside setting.

$103BUY IT Bertoia-Style Side Chair: Modify the style for outdoor dining. A straighter mesh back and removable leather seat mean it’s easy to eat lunch in the open.

$100BUY IT Eames-Style Outdoor Wire Chair: Like the look of the Eames chair? These solid chrome chairs take Eames’ famed frame and add an on-or-off seat pad, a perfect twist for the outdoors.

$480BUY IT Farmhouse Wire Lounge Chair: Inspired by Amish barns, designer Gaurav Nanda spot-welds these iron chairs to make them curvy. Choose from three colours for the base, three colours for the cushion.

$450BUY IT Lucy Outdoor Galvanized Iron Chair: Another Gaurav Nanda design, this galvanised iron chair is pretty on your deck – and pretty on your floor, with its chair leg protectors. Move her inside or outside – or find cheaper replicas, if the price is too high.

$795BUY IT Sculptural Outdoor Chair: Bring classic wicker and modern iron mesh together. Made in the US, these rust-inhibited seats were added to Cooper Hewitt’s permanent design collection in 1994. Get one for your outdoor pebbled area.

$129BUY IT Outdoor Mesh Dining Chair: Also available as a bar or counter stool, these powder-coated steel finds add glitz to an outdoor patio. Get them in one of five different colours.

$919 for 2BUY IT Colorful Outdoor Stacking Dining Chairs: Have a large party you’d like to seat outside? These stackable aluminium chairs are perfect afront the green arches of your next family wedding.

$130BUY IT Industrial-Look Tolix-Style Chair For Outdoor Use: Make your barbecue dinners look ultra-modern. These metal sets of four offer non-marking feet, so you don’t have to scratch your patio’s stone.

$78BUY IT Bellini-Style White Outdoor Dining Chair: Go for the classic. White, bright and timeless, these polypropylene chairs work with many exterior options. Find their originals here.

$80BUY IT Panton S-Style Outdoor Chair: You can’t go past the Panton S. A design classic stackable up to four chairs high, buy it in white, red, black or light blue in durable ABS plastic.

$480BUY IT Clover Chair: Hosting the next St Patrick’s Day drinks? Seat your guests on chairs in clover. Made from monobloc polyethylene, these creative finds are easy to clean, easy to sit in and easy to maintain in the outside weather.

$150 for 2BUY IT Art Deco-Style Outdoor Chair: Planning a romantic outdoor setting? Place this set of two chairs by famed designer Claudio Francesco Bellini beside a bottle of wine.

$160BUY IT Affordable Outdoor Chair Set: On a tight budget? This set of four chairs, coloured in black, white or olive, present a most cost-efficient set whilst retaining a sense of style. Patterned with trees, their molded plastic, non-marking feet and steel legs will have guests thinking you’ve spent a fortune.

$160BUY IT Sissi Chair: Inspired by traditional Viennese chairs, this white fantasy is made to grace your garden. Constructed with plastic and fibreglass, its interconnecting loops provide a fashion-conscious alternative to more standard seating options.

$299BUY IT Outdoor Mesh Lounge Chair: Feel the need to relax? Do it in the outdoors, with this punched-pattern, powder-coated steel find – with the option of an ottoman.

$266BUY IT Patio Swing Chair Without Stand: What sense of freedom comes from a swing! Dangling peacefully from a steel chain, its synthetic rattan and polyester cushioning make it the perfect place to read a book.

$528BUY IT Ball-Shaped Swing Chair: Love the ball look instead? This synthetic rattan find hangs dreamily from your ceiling – or can sit more squarely, with an option on a stand.

$630BUY IT Outdoor Garden Swing Chair With Stand: Don’t like the swaying feeling? Nestle into this poly-bamboo rattan basket, steadied for comfort upon an aluminium frame. Place it on your lawn to gaze up at the stars.

$598BUY IT Knotted Hanging Chair: Macrame polyester yarn created this piece to be proud of. Hang it on your back patio or beside your front garden, for a peaceful place to watch the cats play from.

$290BUY IT Outdoor Swivel Chair: Bring the office outdoors. The swivelling aluminium frame of this fabric-upholstered chair lets you feel the boss whilst you sit amongst the flowers.

$1,350BUY IT Outdoor Dome Chair: Want to make a statement in your feature garden? This handcrafted, high-backed chair comes in stunning sunflower yellow.

$800BUY IT Peacock Outdoor Lounge Chair: Loving these pieces from Gaurav Nanda? Find another, in this powder-coated iron find that mimics the peacock. Make it more comfortable with optional geometric cushions.

$186BUY IT Butterfly Garden Chair: Peacocks not your thing? Reveal the butterfly’s beauty instead, with this metal wire creation adding drama to your garden.

$2,275BUY IT Leaf-Shaped Outdoor Chair: Love the look of leaves? The contours of this powder-coated aluminium chair won’t rust or fade. Two complementary throw pillows make it a little bit cosier.

$82BUY IT Outdoor Seating Poufs: Create a seating area with this ready-made scene. Two seating poufs and a slightly-raised table provide the perfect setting for after-work drinks.

$446BUY IT Poolside Aluminium Frame Chair: Sunbathe in style. Made from material that’s 100% recyclable, its high-density foam cushions and two-year warranty make its comfort worry free. Ottoman not included.

$999BUY IT Jibe Outdoor Lounge Chair with Cushions: Amp up the cushioning. These wide-set seats sit your tootsie on antimicrobial foam, keeping you comfortable whilst repelling winter mould.

$355BUY IT Modern Outdoor Club Chair: Aluminium, resin wood and polyester sure look good. This outdoor chair would sit just as well beside a bookcase as beside your family garden.

$448BUY IT Woven Outdoor Armchair: Made from woven wicker and rattan, this modern-looking armchair hides the ancient’s hammock-making secrets. Seat its iron frame outside for a better look at the flowers.

$445BUY IT Minimalist Outdoor Wooden Chair: Keep your outdoor furniture classy. Constructed with grade AB teak, this squared-off design evokes quality, with its marine-grade stainless steel railings.

$2,167BUY IT Contemporary Luxury Patio Chair With Cushions: Want to lie back a little further? Complete with three-year warranty, this longer teak seat bends the railings to your level of comfort.

$1,440BUY IT Modern Luxury Outdoor Wicker Chair With Cushions: After a chair in cane? The graceful barrel of this long-lined seat is made of aluminium and natural seagrass wicker. Get its cushions in your choice of patterning.

$713BUY IT Futuristic Looking Sculptural Outdoor Armchair: Remember the Jetson’s flying chairs? This Italian-made seat makes similar shapes in polyethylene. Get it for yourself in three different under-colours.

$695BUY IT Sculptural Outdoor Chair: Buy a chair that looks like a shell. One single piece of polyethylene makes a statement perfect for the beach.

$580BUY IT Minimalist Outdoor Seating: Think this chair is simply white and minimalist? Think again. With 16 colours and four colour-changing modes, this understated plastic round lights up the outdoors for up to eight hours. Use its remote control for your next party.

$1,600BUY IT Contemporary Outdoor Chair With Wooden Slats & Stainless Steel Frame: Designing for a bachelor pad? The wooden slats and stainless steel legs of these wide-set seats call for a bottle of beer.

$730BUY IT Modern High-Back Outdoor Chair: Merge modern metal and timeless wicker cane. These high-backed beauties are 100% recyclable.

$590BUY IT Beautiful Two-Tone Outdoor Patio Chair: Don’t like the high back? Keep the last chair’s rust-proof aluminium, high-density foam and easy-to-clean frame, while lowering its height.

$700BUY IT Modern 2-Piece Outdoor Wicker Chair: Worried white wicker might not stay clean? With a rust-proof finish and weatherproof glaze, it’ll be harder than you think to get it dirty.

$350BUY IT Mid-Century Modern-Style Outdoor Chairs: Make your patio cool again. High-quality charcoal wicker could make a splash beside your pool. Cushions in water-resistant fabric are easier to keep dry.

$284 for 2BUY IT Mid Century-Style Outdoor Foldable Lounge Chair: Need seating around the bonfire? These American-made chairs in yellow pine easily fold up to a chair, and then fold back down again. A teak oil finish protects their grains from humidity.

$2,880BUY IT Nozib Sun Lounger: Need a lounger that stretches out to the sun? These designs are elongated using 88 pieces of teak.

$234 for 2BUY IT Outdoor Folding Chaise Lounge Chair: Want a seat for your wife or husband, too? These acacia and eucalyptus loungers are easy on the eye and the budget. Simply fold them down the middle to move the conversation.

$540BUY IT Two-Piece Wicker Cane Booth with Central Ottoman: Although technically not a chair, the simple luxury of this wicker cane day bed was too good to miss. Featuring a retractable canopy for extra shade, it’s easy to use as a full-sized lounger – or as extra seats for gossiping friends.

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50 Modern Outdoor Chairs To Elevate Views of Your Patio & Garden

Outdoor seating has come a long way since the wooden bench. Whether you’re looking for chairs crafted in cane, made modern in ABS plastic or meshed in powder-coated iron, we’ve got a treat for you. Want to complement an industrial exterior? Try red metal chairs with detailed backs for size. Want to rock out in a bold turquoise hammock? Sit in the Mexican-inspired, circular Acapulco. About to host some Irish friends? Show them to their seats in clovers. Make your outdoor living space a place to be proud of, with our top 50 picks for outdoor chairs.

$189BUY IT Acapulco Chair: Use the secrets of the Mayans in your outdoor chair design. Using traditional methods for weaving hammocks, these stylish chairs won’t rust on their powder-coated iron frames.

$252BUY IT Acapulco Outdoor Rocker Chair: Want the ability to rock? These turquoise, plastic string weave finds have all the benefits of their predecessors, with a little sway added in.

$110BUY IT Outdoor Rocker Chair With Cushion: For those after a more traditional rocking chair, this brown rattan creation ticks all the boxes. While away the time on its aluminium frame and two-cushion polyester.

$217BUY IT Braided Papasan Chair: Want something minimalist, yet natural? This papasan chair on a metal frame adds a round of raw material to your outdoor view.

$160 for 2BUY IT Kartell Masters-Style Outdoor Stackable Chair: Available in five colours, these polypropylene chairs are easy to clean and maintain. Recline in comfort on their detailed backs, or stack them up to stay out of the rain.

$198BUY IT Bertoia Diamond-Style Outdoor Chair: After something a little different? Steel mesh backs and leatherette seats add a hint of the mod to your poolside setting.

$103BUY IT Bertoia-Style Side Chair: Modify the style for outdoor dining. A straighter mesh back and removable leather seat mean it’s easy to eat lunch in the open.

$100BUY IT Eames-Style Outdoor Wire Chair: Like the look of the Eames chair? These solid chrome chairs take Eames’ famed frame and add an on-or-off seat pad, a perfect twist for the outdoors.

$480BUY IT Farmhouse Wire Lounge Chair: Inspired by Amish barns, designer Gaurav Nanda spot-welds these iron chairs to make them curvy. Choose from three colours for the base, three colours for the cushion.

$450BUY IT Lucy Outdoor Galvanized Iron Chair: Another Gaurav Nanda design, this galvanised iron chair is pretty on your deck – and pretty on your floor, with its chair leg protectors. Move her inside or outside – or find cheaper replicas, if the price is too high.

$795BUY IT Sculptural Outdoor Chair: Bring classic wicker and modern iron mesh together. Made in the US, these rust-inhibited seats were added to Cooper Hewitt’s permanent design collection in 1994. Get one for your outdoor pebbled area.

$129BUY IT Outdoor Mesh Dining Chair: Also available as a bar or counter stool, these powder-coated steel finds add glitz to an outdoor patio. Get them in one of five different colours.

$919 for 2BUY IT Colorful Outdoor Stacking Dining Chairs: Have a large party you’d like to seat outside? These stackable aluminium chairs are perfect afront the green arches of your next family wedding.

$130BUY IT Industrial-Look Tolix-Style Chair For Outdoor Use: Make your barbecue dinners look ultra-modern. These metal sets of four offer non-marking feet, so you don’t have to scratch your patio’s stone.

$78BUY IT Bellini-Style White Outdoor Dining Chair: Go for the classic. White, bright and timeless, these polypropylene chairs work with many exterior options. Find their originals here.

$80BUY IT Panton S-Style Outdoor Chair: You can’t go past the Panton S. A design classic stackable up to four chairs high, buy it in white, red, black or light blue in durable ABS plastic.

$480BUY IT Clover Chair: Hosting the next St Patrick’s Day drinks? Seat your guests on chairs in clover. Made from monobloc polyethylene, these creative finds are easy to clean, easy to sit in and easy to maintain in the outside weather.

$150 for 2BUY IT Art Deco-Style Outdoor Chair: Planning a romantic outdoor setting? Place this set of two chairs by famed designer Claudio Francesco Bellini beside a bottle of wine.

$160BUY IT Affordable Outdoor Chair Set: On a tight budget? This set of four chairs, coloured in black, white or olive, present a most cost-efficient set whilst retaining a sense of style. Patterned with trees, their molded plastic, non-marking feet and steel legs will have guests thinking you’ve spent a fortune.

$160BUY IT Sissi Chair: Inspired by traditional Viennese chairs, this white fantasy is made to grace your garden. Constructed with plastic and fibreglass, its interconnecting loops provide a fashion-conscious alternative to more standard seating options.

$299BUY IT Outdoor Mesh Lounge Chair: Feel the need to relax? Do it in the outdoors, with this punched-pattern, powder-coated steel find – with the option of an ottoman.

$266BUY IT Patio Swing Chair Without Stand: What sense of freedom comes from a swing! Dangling peacefully from a steel chain, its synthetic rattan and polyester cushioning make it the perfect place to read a book.

$528BUY IT Ball-Shaped Swing Chair: Love the ball look instead? This synthetic rattan find hangs dreamily from your ceiling – or can sit more squarely, with an option on a stand.

$630BUY IT Outdoor Garden Swing Chair With Stand: Don’t like the swaying feeling? Nestle into this poly-bamboo rattan basket, steadied for comfort upon an aluminium frame. Place it on your lawn to gaze up at the stars.

$598BUY IT Knotted Hanging Chair: Macrame polyester yarn created this piece to be proud of. Hang it on your back patio or beside your front garden, for a peaceful place to watch the cats play from.

$290BUY IT Outdoor Swivel Chair: Bring the office outdoors. The swivelling aluminium frame of this fabric-upholstered chair lets you feel the boss whilst you sit amongst the flowers.

$1,350BUY IT Outdoor Dome Chair: Want to make a statement in your feature garden? This handcrafted, high-backed chair comes in stunning sunflower yellow.

$800BUY IT Peacock Outdoor Lounge Chair: Loving these pieces from Gaurav Nanda? Find another, in this powder-coated iron find that mimics the peacock. Make it more comfortable with optional geometric cushions.

$186BUY IT Butterfly Garden Chair: Peacocks not your thing? Reveal the butterfly’s beauty instead, with this metal wire creation adding drama to your garden.

$2,275BUY IT Leaf-Shaped Outdoor Chair: Love the look of leaves? The contours of this powder-coated aluminium chair won’t rust or fade. Two complementary throw pillows make it a little bit cosier.

$82BUY IT Outdoor Seating Poufs: Create a seating area with this ready-made scene. Two seating poufs and a slightly-raised table provide the perfect setting for after-work drinks.

$446BUY IT Poolside Aluminium Frame Chair: Sunbathe in style. Made from material that’s 100% recyclable, its high-density foam cushions and two-year warranty make its comfort worry free. Ottoman not included.

$999BUY IT Jibe Outdoor Lounge Chair with Cushions: Amp up the cushioning. These wide-set seats sit your tootsie on antimicrobial foam, keeping you comfortable whilst repelling winter mould.

$355BUY IT Modern Outdoor Club Chair: Aluminium, resin wood and polyester sure look good. This outdoor chair would sit just as well beside a bookcase as beside your family garden.

$448BUY IT Woven Outdoor Armchair: Made from woven wicker and rattan, this modern-looking armchair hides the ancient’s hammock-making secrets. Seat its iron frame outside for a better look at the flowers.

$445BUY IT Minimalist Outdoor Wooden Chair: Keep your outdoor furniture classy. Constructed with grade AB teak, this squared-off design evokes quality, with its marine-grade stainless steel railings.

$2,167BUY IT Contemporary Luxury Patio Chair With Cushions: Want to lie back a little further? Complete with three-year warranty, this longer teak seat bends the railings to your level of comfort.

$1,440BUY IT Modern Luxury Outdoor Wicker Chair With Cushions: After a chair in cane? The graceful barrel of this long-lined seat is made of aluminium and natural seagrass wicker. Get its cushions in your choice of patterning.

$713BUY IT Futuristic Looking Sculptural Outdoor Armchair: Remember the Jetson’s flying chairs? This Italian-made seat makes similar shapes in polyethylene. Get it for yourself in three different under-colours.

$695BUY IT Sculptural Outdoor Chair: Buy a chair that looks like a shell. One single piece of polyethylene makes a statement perfect for the beach.

$580BUY IT Minimalist Outdoor Seating: Think this chair is simply white and minimalist? Think again. With 16 colours and four colour-changing modes, this understated plastic round lights up the outdoors for up to eight hours. Use its remote control for your next party.

$1,600BUY IT Contemporary Outdoor Chair With Wooden Slats & Stainless Steel Frame: Designing for a bachelor pad? The wooden slats and stainless steel legs of these wide-set seats call for a bottle of beer.

$730BUY IT Modern High-Back Outdoor Chair: Merge modern metal and timeless wicker cane. These high-backed beauties are 100% recyclable.

$590BUY IT Beautiful Two-Tone Outdoor Patio Chair: Don’t like the high back? Keep the last chair’s rust-proof aluminium, high-density foam and easy-to-clean frame, while lowering its height.

$700BUY IT Modern 2-Piece Outdoor Wicker Chair: Worried white wicker might not stay clean? With a rust-proof finish and weatherproof glaze, it’ll be harder than you think to get it dirty.

$350BUY IT Mid-Century Modern-Style Outdoor Chairs: Make your patio cool again. High-quality charcoal wicker could make a splash beside your pool. Cushions in water-resistant fabric are easier to keep dry.

$284 for 2BUY IT Mid Century-Style Outdoor Foldable Lounge Chair: Need seating around the bonfire? These American-made chairs in yellow pine easily fold up to a chair, and then fold back down again. A teak oil finish protects their grains from humidity.

$2,880BUY IT Nozib Sun Lounger: Need a lounger that stretches out to the sun? These designs are elongated using 88 pieces of teak.

$234 for 2BUY IT Outdoor Folding Chaise Lounge Chair: Want a seat for your wife or husband, too? These acacia and eucalyptus loungers are easy on the eye and the budget. Simply fold them down the middle to move the conversation.

$540BUY IT Two-Piece Wicker Cane Booth with Central Ottoman: Although technically not a chair, the simple luxury of this wicker cane day bed was too good to miss. Featuring a retractable canopy for extra shade, it’s easy to use as a full-sized lounger – or as extra seats for gossiping friends.

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