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On the Hot Seat: Heated Outdoor Furniture from Galanter & Jones

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On the Hot Seat: Heated Outdoor Furniture from Galanter & Jones

August 15, 2016

Anyone who doesn’t understand the appeal of heated outdoor furniture during summertime hasn’t spent a summer in San Francisco.

An ingenious development: heated outdoor seating from San Francisco-based Galanter & Jones. Beyond the obvious benefits in winter (it works in snow and freezing temperatures), their pieces stay cool in the shade, making them a chic, comfortable choice in any climate.

 A San Francisco rooftop by landscape designer Daniel Nolan (a finalist in the \20\15 Gardenista Considered Design Awards) features pieces from the Galanter & Jones collection: the Evia Lounge and Evia Chair in charcoal with brass bases. Photograph by Laure Joliet courtesy of Daniel Nolan.
Above: A San Francisco rooftop by landscape designer Daniel Nolan (a finalist in the 2015 Gardenista Considered Design Awards) features pieces from the Galanter & Jones collection: the Evia Lounge and Evia Chair in charcoal with brass bases. Photograph by Laure Joliet courtesy of Daniel Nolan.
A San Francisco backyard by Daniel Nolan, with house by architect Malcolm Davis (a member of the Remodelista + Gardenista Architect/Designer Directory), features the Helios Lounge in arctic white. Photograph by Caitlin Atkinson courtesy of Daniel Nolan.
Above: A San Francisco backyard by Daniel Nolan, with house by architect Malcolm Davis (a member of the Remodelista + Gardenista Architect/Designer Directory), features the Helios Lounge in arctic white. Photograph by Caitlin Atkinson courtesy of Daniel Nolan.
The Helios Lounge doesn&#8\2\17;t detract from the view on a rooftop in San Francisco. Photograph by Jeffery Cross courtesy of Galanter & Jones.
Above: The Helios Lounge doesn’t detract from the view on a rooftop in San Francisco. Photograph by Jeffery Cross courtesy of Galanter & Jones.
Another San Francisco patio with a Helios Lounge, this one belonging to horticulturalist and garden designer Clarke de Mornay. Photograph by Caitlin Atkinson, courtesy of Flora Grubb Gardens, from Garden Visit: Clarke de Mornay&#8\2\17;s Tropical Potted Patio in San Francisco.
Above: Another San Francisco patio with a Helios Lounge, this one belonging to horticulturalist and garden designer Clarke de Mornay. Photograph by Caitlin Atkinson, courtesy of Flora Grubb Gardens, from Garden Visit: Clarke de Mornay’s Tropical Potted Patio in San Francisco.

Each Galanter & Jones design is made of 1-inch thick cast stone mounted on a base of powder coated steel and powered by an electrical cord that runs out of the back right leg of each piece. (Its power draw ranges from 750 to 1,500 watts.) Here are a few our favorites from their collection:

The Helios Love Chair

Above: All options in the Helios collection are available in five seat colors (including white, ivory, charcoal, orange, and blue), and three base finishes (dark bronze, matte black, and gunmetal). The Helios Chair is shown here in orange; $4,200.

The Helios Lounge

Shown here is the Helios Lounge, in charcoal, which seats four; \$7,900. (The smaller Helios Metreo seats two).
Above: Shown here is the Helios Lounge, in charcoal, which seats four; $7,900. (The smaller Helios Metreo seats two).

The Evia Lounge

Above: The Evia Lounge seats three, shown here in orange; $5,900.

The Evia Chair

Above: The Evia Chair, shown in ocean blue, is $3,400.

The Apollo Chair

Above: The Apollo Chair is $1,550; it’s also available as a lounge sofa.

The Kosmos Chair

The Kosmos Chair has a graphite seat and a base available in matte black or stromboli (pictured); \$\1,950. It also comes in lounge size.
Above: The Kosmos Chair has a graphite seat and a base available in matte black or stromboli (pictured); $1,950. It also comes in lounge size.

For more, see all of Gardenista’s Outdoor Furniture posts including Outdoor Furniture Roundup: Architects’ 10 Favorite Collections and 10 Easy Pieces: Round Outdoor Coffee Tables.

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Product summary  

Outdoor & Patio Furniture

Pylos Bench

$4,500.00 USD from Galanter & Jones
Outdoor & Patio Furniture

Evia Lounge

$5,900.00 USD from Galanter & Jones
Outdoor & Patio Furniture

Evia Chair

$3,400.00 USD from Galanter & Jones
Outdoor & Patio Furniture

Helios Lounge

$7,900.00 USD from Galanter & Jones

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