What to look for in outdoor
The range covers complete lounge and dining arrangements as well as individual tables, chairs and accessories, making it possible to carry one material language across terraces, pool areas and commercial projects.
Materials and craftsmanship
Materials include woven, rope, teak, aluminium and stone. Handwoven and cast detailing adds further texture and individuality. Material, finish and workmanship bring cohesion and character to the outdoor collection. Check the individual exposure rating and care guidance before placing a piece in covered, coastal or fully exposed conditions.
Scale, placement and everyday use
Choose outdoor furniture for the actual exposure of the site, including sun, salt air, wind, rain and covered versus uncovered placement. Leave comfortable space around dining settings and lounge groups, and follow the individual care instructions for frames, woven fibres, timber and cushions. Protective covers and dry storage can extend the life of cushions and finishes.
Frequently asked questions
What should I look for when buying outdoor furniture?
Check the product's recommended placement, frame and surface materials, cushion construction, drainage and care requirements. No material is maintenance-free, especially in coastal or fully exposed settings.
Can outdoor furniture remain uncovered?
Suitability depends on the product, level of exposure and local climate. Check the individual specification and use covers or dry storage where recommended, particularly for cushions and coastal environments.
How do I plan an outdoor furniture setting?
Begin with the view and the way people will move through the area, then position dining and lounge zones around how the space will be used. Confirm shade, wind exposure and surface levels before selecting materials and scale.
