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The Dune Daybed

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With organic shapes and fluid lines the Dune Daybed makes lounging outdoors all kinds of inviting. Designed by Vladimir Kagan as part of the Barlow Tyrie Woven Outdoor Furniture Collection it has a hefty woven base that seamlessly incorporates a side table and substantial molded cushions with plenty of comfy pillows. The optional matching ottoman fits next to the daybed like a puzzle piece, which not only gives you a handy place to put up your feet but also adds to the inviting and relaxing appearance of the set. Available in a variety of colors the set goes for $3,999.

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Tuuci Bali Lounge

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Outdoor daybeds are the ultimate in summer relaxation and we love them. This posh Bali Lounge from Tuuci bills itself as a versatile outdoor lounging area, not simply a daybed, though the overall effect is essentially the same. It is made of fiberglass and stainless steel, with weather resistant cushions, pillows and a wicker trim. The canopy, which provides much needed relief from the sun on a hot day, is retractable in the event that you decide to work on your tan. Sheer curtains hand from stainless steel rings, and can offer protection from prying eyes as well as irritating insects. It's priced around $10,000.

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Gandia Blasco Day Bed

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If the Canopy Day Bed, with its water hyacinth-woven base and billowing cotton canopies, is too tropical for your tastes, the Gandia Blasco Day Bed might be more your style. The bed, priced at $7,260, has a modern, minimalist design and is contained within an 80-inch cube. The frame is made of anodized aluminum and the shades are made of vinyl. Polyurethane foam rubber fills that large mattress, which has a removable cover for easy care. Set it out by the pool or in a grassy, shaded area. Judging from the photos on the website that accompany the bed, it can also be used as a "carried chair" of the sort that Cleopatra (or Elizabeth Taylor) might once have found herself in - if you have a few strong guys around to give you a hand.