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Learn how to weave your own Acapulco chair with step-by-step tutorials! From starting the weaving process to fixing broken PVC cords, we’ve got you covered. Check out our video guides and high-quality PVC cords to create your custom chair today.

At Silla Acapulco, you can design your own rainbow Acapulco chair, selecting from a variety of vibrant colors to create a unique, personalized piece for your space. We also offer pre-made multicolor chairs, including the Sunset and Unicorn chairs, for a quick style upgrade.

Discover the most popular colors for the Acapulco chair! From sleek black and petrol blue to vibrant yellow and red, each color brings its own unique flair. Find the perfect shade to complement your space and elevate your Acapulco chair experience.

The black Acapulco chair is a classic Mexican design, handmade with a durable steel frame and hand-woven seat. Ideal for indoor and outdoor use, it adds timeless style and comfort to any space.

The Acapulco outdoor chair combines style, comfort, and durability with fade-resistant, flexible cords. Explore custom options at Silla Acapulco for the perfect addition to your outdoor space.

The Acapulco chair offers comfort with its ergonomic design and airy structure, thanks to its original dimensions. Perfect for indoor and outdoor use, it becomes even cozier with a sheepskin. Ideal for relaxation and a stylish addition.

The Silla Acapulco, an iconic chair originally designed in 1950s Mexico, blends comfort and style with its distinctive metal frame and woven vinyl or string seat. Ideal for warm climates, it offers both support and airflow. The chair’s versatility makes it perfect for both indoor and outdoor spaces, while its timeless design continues to inspire globally. Silla Acapulco now offers its handcrafted, authentic chairs in the United States, with a focus on craftsmanship and sustainability.

Our Acapulco chair in SUNSET was featured in the July/August issue of HGTV magazine!

Five things you need to know before buying an Acapulco chair. What's the difference between an original and a replica?