August 16, 2017

7 Stylish Outdoor Furniture Options

Fuss-free pieces for the outdoors.

Leaf side table by Gordon Guillaumier for Roda.

1. Designer: Gordon Guillaumier for Roda.

Product: Leaf.

Standout: A form invented by Mother Nature is reinterpreted by man, with an enameled top and a base in powder-coated stainless steel. 

Jeanette, Chee, and Eileen chairs and tables by Tom Fereday for SP01 Design.

2. Designer: Tom Fereday for SP01 Design.

Products: Jeanette, Chee, and Eileen.

Standout: Steel is the constant for this trio of chairs and tables, the latter topped in high-pressure plastic laminate, acetylated wood, or marble. 

Brixx modular sofa by Lorenza Bozzoli for Dedon.

3. Designer: Lorenza Bozzoli for Dedon.

Product: Brixx.

Standout: Mix and match the triangular or bolster backrests with the small, medium, and large seating modules, all upholstered in water-repellent acrylic. 

Manta Ray daybed, part of the Moray collection by Holly Hunt Enterprises.

4. Designer: Holly Hunt for Holly Hunt Enterprises.

Product: Moray.

Standout: Sea creatures were the inspiration for Moray, a 25-piece collection two years in the making, due to the complexity of the fabrication process. The namesake Moray chaise longue has a powder-coated aluminum frame with wheels and solution-dyed acrylic upholstery.

Continuous Line lounge chair by Lee Mindel for Sutherland.

5. Designer: Lee Mindel for Sutherland.

Product: Continuous Line.

Standout: The SheltonMindel founder and Interior Design Hall of famer pairs teak and stainless steel hardware for a lounge chair with Finnish flavor. 

Apsara by Ludovica and Roberto Palomba for Giorgetti.

6. Designer: Ludovica and Roberto Palomba for Giorgetti.

Product: Apsara.

Standout: Palomba Serafini Associati‘s founders envisioned the same platform in Afromosia wood both supporting seating and serving as a table. 

> See more from the February 2017 issue of Interior Design

Recent DesignWire