Having a moment: the Acapulco chair. Available these days with choice of a classic bowl seat, an updated barrel back, or an elongated egg shape, the Acapulco chair is on our list of summer must-haves.
An Acapulco Black Egg Outdoor Chair has a black powder coated steel tube frame and woven black PVC cord; it is $279 from CB2.
An orange Replica Acapulco Chair is $119 from Replica Furniture.
Inspired by the woven designs of Mayan hammocks, an Acapulco Chair is made of “flexible yet durable vinyl cord” and has a metal frame.
An Acapulco Side Chair is $202.99 from Wayfair.
An Acapulco Wire Basket Papasan Chair resembles a hammock.
A Copacabana Chair made of braided resin and metal is available in several colors and as a rocking chair.
Made in Mexico, exported to Australia, an “624058”]Acapulco Chair[/product] made of UV-filtered PVC cording with a galvanized metal frame is $495 AU from Acapulco Chair, which describes itself as “the only place to buy real Mexican Acapulco chairs in Australia.”
Danish label OK Design imports Mexican-made Acapulco Chairs with triangular powder coated steel frames for sale in Europe; available in four colors including (as shown, L to R): Petrol, Yellow, and Light Blue.
From Roost, an Ellipse Acapulco Chair “updates a vintage classic: with cotton cord and a dark iron base.
Garden designer Julie Kameon’s modern Hoop Chair from her Plain Air collection updates the idea of the Acapulco chair.