Time to Kick Back: A Roundup of Our Favorite Folding Stools

Summer is synonymous with relaxation.

Whether you’re planning to camp out at the beach all season long or have some backyard BBQs planned, we know this summer is gonna be a good one. Why’s that? Because we’re prepping you with these comfy AF folding stools, perfect for pairing with our sling chairs for peak relaxation levels. So sit back, put your feet up and feast your eyes on our fave folding stool picks this season.

Summer Sunshine

We really lean into the seasons here at S6, especially when it comes to summer. So, our first look is all about that warm summer sunshine. You can get literal with a golden sunset or stick with warm yellows, oranges and pinks and abstract motifs for a more subtle approach. Either way, this color story will scream sunshine and happiness and all that good stuff at your next outdoor get-together.

Beachy Vibes

Let’s talk beach days. No summer is complete without them, but when it comes down to the logistics, things can get a little messy. Sand gets everywhere, your beach towel gets buried and it can be downright impossible to find a comfortable position. Enter: folding stools (paired with your fave sling chair, of course). These babies will let you recline in style (literally–we love classic stripes and shades of blue for a beach day) and take your comfort to the next level. You’re welcome.

Seasonal Snacks

All the best snacks are in season come summer. We’re talking about juicy watermelon, sweet papaya and all the summer water one desires. So, why not pay homage to these sweet treats with your outdoor furniture? These are fitting must-haves for your next picnic in the park. As an added bonus, these stools are water resistant, meaning your spills won’t be the end of the world.

Plants, Please

Your folding stools will be spending a lot of time outdoors, so it’s not a bad idea to make them fit in with their surroundings. Nature can provide endless decor inspo, whether you’re more into floral patterns, lush monstera leaves or the deep forest. If you’re looking to put together a grouping for your backyard patio, we recommend first honing in on a color palette to keep things cohesive before going wild with the designs.