The Trendiest Outdoor Furnishings Part 3

Venturing Outdoors

With the various restrictions and limitations on social gatherings due to the pandemic, many of us have been craving to remain connected with the outside world and with loved ones. This desire has empowered the outdoor lounge trend, with many homeowners redecorating and reinventing their outdoor spaces. When shopping for these spaces, both functionality and aesthetics are highly important when it comes to outdoor furniture – the quality of the products must withstand the climate and nature, and it must look beautiful as an extension of the interior yet also a getaway from the house.

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Designed by British designer Jonathan Lawes, the attractive geometric pattern on the tabletops of these single-leg tables were drawn from his own creative universe. He developed two types of colourful graphics for the Mona tables by Diabla. This bold design is guaranteed to add a unique flair to any environment.

Fusing design inspiration from the Japanese culture and the reinterpretation of the American mid-century aesthetic, the Daiki seats are created using sophisticated wood-crafting techniques. The curved shell in solid teak comprises of two elements joined at a 45° angle, with a sloping backrest that guarantees maximum comfort and balanced proportions.

The Muses collection offers a long list of various pieces such as two or three-seater sofas, dining chairs, bar tables and more. This collection exudes a refreshing loveliness with bright colours and an airiness brought about by the wicker detailing.

With its abstract and modern elements, the Babylon collection, which consists of a side table, garden vase and planter, is the perfect complement to any DEDON dining or lounge setting. The ribbed appearance creates a artisanal, handcrafted vibe. Inspired by a combination of 16th century Dutch painting and a pair of soft suede boots, any item from this 100% recyclable collection is sure to be an eye-catching conversation starter.

Regarded as their softest sofa ever, the Nodi sofa has a strong personality but has an airiness and architectural appeal, thanks to its curve, grace and open weaving. It’s designed to comfortably blend into the outdoors without overcrowding the space. Besides the comfort, it’s also extremely flexible: You can personalise the sofa, from the singular daybeds to the XL corner sofa.

Designed with its own delicate and exclusive personality, Twins boasts comfort and versatility for indoor and outdoor spaces. The signature style of this collection is its concave, rounded back that makes for a perfect nook to nestle into. This collection also highlights a new proposal: a daybed with casual elegance and contemporary design.

Aesthetically, Buit brings visual lightness. The grid pattern of this collection gives an industrial but chic feeling. Functionally, it is ultra-light: the mesh allows water to disappear quickly and dust to be kept away. The design is intelligent and thoughtful, with the aluminium from the mesh is the brand’s signature material and the braided topping is from a material developed specifically for outdoors.

This cutting-edge furniture – available in Montagna, Grand Hotel, Camping Chic and Urban – gives off a modern and sleek international feel. This collection, designed by Matteo Thun and Antonio Rodriguez, creates a combination that is both practical and aesthetically intriguing. Available in an assortment of colors, this collection looks compact but packs a punch visually.