Yes, but with a small caveat: you will rarely see outdoor furniture labeled specifically for tiny houses. What you will find are urban balcony sets, small-space patio collections, and modular outdoor furniture that fit tiny house living very well. They are designed around the same problems tiny house owners face: limited square footage, awkward access, multitasking spaces, and a need to store things away when they are not in use.
The best options tend to be compact and flexible rather than oversized and fixed. Look for two-seat loveseats, stackable or folding chairs, nesting tables, and ottomans that double as storage. Modular pieces are especially useful because you can rearrange them for morning coffee, a work break, or a small gathering, then tuck them closer to the wall when space is tight. A bistro table with two chairs can be far more practical than a full dining set, and a slim bench with hidden storage can earn its keep in a tiny patio or deck area.
Materials matter just as much as dimensions. Powder-coated aluminum, weather-resistant HDPE, teak, and good-quality synthetic wicker are smart choices for urban outdoor furniture because they handle rain, sun, and temperature changes without demanding much maintenance. Quick-dry cushions with removable covers are worth prioritizing if your outdoor area is exposed. Also check gate widths, stair access, and whether the pieces can be carried by one person; a beautiful set is not useful if it cannot get to your tiny house patio.
So, are there sets specifically designed for tiny house living? Not usually by name, but there are plenty of urban outdoor furniture sets designed for small spaces that suit tiny homes beautifully. Focus on compact scale, weather resistance, storage, and flexible configurations, and you will find options that feel intentional rather than like scaled-down leftovers.