Comparison: Best Safavieh Outdoor Dining Set (Updated | Nov 9th)

Look at the material (teak, acacia, eucalyptus, iron, or faux wicker), the size of the table and number of chairs, and the finish that matches your patio décor. Also evaluate weather resistance, ease of assembly, and whether cushions or upholstery are included for added comfort. Finally, compare the overall value by weighing durability against price and any warranty offered.

Arvin and Dario use acacia wood with a teak or black finish, while Chante combines eucalyptus wood with a teak finish and white textilene upholstery. Kerman features acacia wood painted white, offering a crisp, modern look without any fabric. The finishes affect both aesthetic appeal and how the pieces age under sun and rain, with teak generally developing a patina and painted finishes requiring occasional touch‑ups.

The Oasbira Outdoor Dining Set provides a 6‑chair configuration around a spacious table, making it the largest capacity option listed. Among Safavieh’s collections, the Horus 7‑piece set includes six stools plus a table, also supporting six diners. If you need more than six seats, consider adding extra chairs from the same line to maintain a cohesive look.

Thessaly’s sturdy iron frame with scroll details offers superior resistance to warping and insect damage compared with wood, but it can be heavier and may rust if not properly coated. Stylistically, its antique blue finish and Victorian motifs create a classic, formal vibe, whereas the wood sets provide a more relaxed, natural aesthetic. Choose Thessaly if you prefer a timeless, ornamental look and need a set that can withstand harsher climates.

Yes, the Horus 7‑piece set comes with plush white cushions on black faux‑wicker seats, and the Couture Dominica chairs feature Sunbrella upholstery for weather‑proof softness. The Nunzio 4‑piece set also includes beige cushions with navy‑stripe pillows for extra lounging comfort. These upholstered options are ideal for longer meals or casual outdoor living.

Teak and acacia benefit from an occasional wipe‑down with mild soap and water, followed by a protective oil coating to preserve color and prevent drying cracks. Eucalyptus should be kept under a covered area when possible and cleaned similarly, but it may need a resealing spray every few months to maintain its finish. All wood pieces should be stored indoors or covered during extreme weather to extend their lifespan.

The Kerman set arrives fully assembled, saving you time and potential assembly errors, which adds convenience value despite a higher upfront cost. The Arvin sets require DIY assembly but are typically priced lower, offering a budget‑friendly option for those comfortable with basic tools. If you prioritize ease of setup and immediate use, Kerman offers better overall value; if cost savings are paramount, the Arvin sets are a solid choice.