Yes — if you mean the pieces in our urban outdoor collection, there are definitely weatherproof options that can handle harsh winters. I’d start with powder-coated aluminum or stainless steel frames. They won’t swell, crack, or rust like some cheaper metals, and they hold up to snow, ice, and road salt on balconies, rooftops, and courtyards. For wood, look at Grade A teak or weather-resistant HDPE. Both can stay outside, though teak will age to a silvery patina and may need a little oiling if you want to keep the original color.
Cushions are the part most people forget. Our quick-dry foam and solution-dyed acrylic fabrics are made for wet, cold weather. They drain fast, resist mildew, and don’t fade easily. Even so, in a real deep-freeze, I’d still bring cushions inside or use a breathable cover so they stay fresh. The same goes for any furniture: a cover, slight elevation off wet ground, and clear drainage channels go a long way.
So yes, you can absolutely leave our weatherproof urban outdoor furniture out through winter. Just match the material to your climate and how much maintenance you want. If you tell me your city and whether it’s a balcony, roof terrace, or sidewalk patio, I can point you to the exact pieces I’d trust in a harsh winter.