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Outdoor decor: rugs and ottomans and lanterns -- oh, my!

Brazilian designer Claudia Araujo’s rugs are created from recycled plastic bottles. With the tweedy texture of Berber carpet, the carpet is available in five bold color combinations. A 21-by-32-inch mat sells for $172; a 4-by-6-foot rug is $703, through the Touch showroom in Los Angeles.

Brazilian designer Claudia Araujo’s rugs are created from recycled plastic bottles. With the tweedy texture of Berber carpet, the carpet is available in five bold color combinations. A 21-by-32-inch mat sells for $172; a 4-by-6-foot rug is $703, through the Touch showroom in Los Angeles.  (Ken Hively / Los Angeles Times)

Time to lighten up and brighten up for spring. Outdoor furniture is getting more interesting and more affordable (sometimes).

The Rug Market

The Rug Market, a Los Angeles manufacturer, has developed patterns that look like something you’d see in a boutique hotel. The tufted polypropylene Zebra, left, and Cane, right, start at $320 for 5-by-8-foot area rug.  (Isaac Brekken / For The Times)

Liora Manne rug

Known for floral and butterfly rugs with delicate gradations, designer Liora Manne has turned anti-microbial fibers into indoor-outdoor felt. In her latest collection, Loope, Manne adds texture with a raised floral vine pattern called Windsor. Prices run from $175 (for a 3.5-by-5.5-foot rug) to $700 (for an 8-by-10-foot piece).  (Isaac Brekken / For The Times)

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