Milo Deck chair

Design

The Milo Deck Chair brings a clean, contemporary line to open-air living. Its profile is lean and unfussy, shaped to sit lightly in the landscape while still feeling substantial. The reclining back moves on a refined sliding system, shifting from reading position to full lounge without fuss. No clicks, no drama—just a smooth, assured motion that keeps the silhouette quiet and elegant as it changes.

Proportions are thoughtfully balanced for real use, not just a pretty picture. It looks composed from every angle and stays that way when reclined, which is rarer than it sounds.

Materials & Build

An aluminum frame keeps weight low and durability high, so it’s easy to lift, place, and stack when needed. The seat is finished in texteline, chosen for its outdoor readiness and stable support. Together, they create a structure that feels light to the touch yet confident under load. At 19.8 lb, it’s effortless to reconfigure or bring poolside, then stack away cleanly.

Dimensions strike a comfortable footprint without crowding the space: width 24.8 in, depth 53.5 in, height 39.8 in. Armrests sit at 23.6 in for an easy perch; seat height is 15.7 in for a natural lounge posture. The Milo Deck Chair by Talenti is engineered for everyday movement—rearrange, rotate, repeat.

Comfort

The reclining backrest is the quiet star here. The sliding mechanism responds in a single, fluid gesture, finding the angle that suits the moment and holding it without effort. It invites longer stays, not quick sits.

Texteline brings a measured give and stays consistently supportive. No overstuffing, no sink. Just a resilient seat that breathes in warm weather and settles the body without pressure points.

Placement & Lifestyle

Pool deck, garden, or city terrace—the chair adapts to all three with ease. The footprint feels tailored, so two line up neatly along a railing or a dozen set an orderly rhythm around a pool. When the day ends, it stacks to clear the view. A dedicated cover is available for times when the furniture needs to step back but stay at the ready.

It also plays well with other pieces, but stands alone convincingly. Bring one to a sunny corner and it turns into a destination.

Longevity

Built to live outdoors, the materials are selected to handle the elements and daily use with minimal fuss. The frame resists wear, the seat keeps its shape, and the mechanism remains smooth over time. That reliability is part engineering, part restraint—nothing unnecessary, everything considered.

Designed by Marco Acerbis, the Milo Deck Chair shows the same thoughtful clarity found across his work: purposeful lines, intuitive function, and a finish that holds steady season after season.