Indoor & Outdoor Living
Living without limits.
Inspiration for rooms, terraces and everything in between. Ideas in travertine, teak, bouclé and light.
Philosophy
A good piece of furniture does not ask whether it stands indoors or outdoors. It asks about light, about material and about the person who sits on it.
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Material first
Travertine, teak, linen and rope: we show furniture by how it ages, not just by how it looks on the first day.
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One language, two worlds
Living room and terrace follow the same palette. That creates transitions where the glass door is no more than a line.
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Sharing knowledge
Care, dimensions, materials: we explain openly what a piece can and cannot do, so that you enjoy it for a long time.
One style, two worlds
Slide the glass door open.
The same composition, once in the living room and once on the terrace. Move the slider and watch the materials change sides.
IndoorOutdoor
Sand bouclé
One sofa, four moods
Calma
Bouclé looks light and textured, while velvet deepens the colour and reflects the light. Our sofa buying guide explains which cover suits your everyday life.
Ideas
Concepts with character.
Styling examples made from AI design concepts: to inspire you, to save and to plan with, not to buy.
Explore the space
Tap, linger, save.
Every dot tells you something about a material or a piece. Whatever you like goes onto your wishlist with a single click.
Light. Air. Material.
Outdoors is where furniture shows what it can really do: sun, salt and rain are the most honest testers.
Material Explorer
Feel with your eyes.
Weather resistance, care, feel, durability and patina: choose a material or compare two side by side.
Style Finder
Which interior style are you?
Six questions about light, material and your evening ritual. At the end you get your personal style profile with a colour palette, matching materials and concepts from our Ideas.
Guides
Knowledge that lasts.
Materials, care, planning and design history. Clearly explained, so that you can decide with confidence.
Material guide
Teak, iroko & co.: which woods really last outdoors
Heartwood, Grade A, patina and origin: how to recognise durable outdoor wood and which alternatives to teak have proved their worth.
Fabric guide
Understanding outdoor fabrics: acrylic, olefin, polyester
Solution-dyed, lightfast, abrasion-resistant: what the specifications on outdoor fabrics mean and how to keep cushions looking good outdoors for years.
Care
Winter storage and care for garden furniture: a plan for the whole year
What can stay outside, why covers need to breathe and what frost does to stone: a care plan for garden furniture through all four seasons.
Did you know?
Thonet's chair No. 14 of 1859 was shipped flat-packed: 36 chairs fitted into a crate of one cubic metre.
Design classics quiz
Who designed the Tulip Chair (1956)?
With his chair on a single foot, Saarinen wanted to clear away the “slum of legs” under tables and chairs.
Guess all the classicsRoom Planner
How big should the sofa be?
Sofa, dining table, rug and parasol: our Room Planner works out proportions and walkways and draws them live as a floor plan.
Personal consultation
Let’s talk about your space.
Penthouse, finca or roof terrace: tell us what you have in mind. We reply personally, by email or WhatsApp.