The Outdoor Collection: Designing Teak Furniture for Sun, Salt and Water

Outdoor furniture has the hardest job in the house. It sits in full sun, takes tropical downpours, salty sea air and wet swimsuits, and still has to look calm and inviting. Our Outdoor Collection is designed around that reality: solid teak, generous proportions and details that let water drain and air move.

Why solid teak outside

Teak’s natural oils and dense heartwood let it stay outdoors year-round without paint or varnish. Left untreated, it weathers to a soft silver-grey. That patina is part of the look of a mature tropical garden, and it does not weaken the wood. Every outdoor piece we make starts with kiln-dried teak, so it stays stable as it moves between hot sun and humid nights.

Lounge sets: deep seats, open frames

Our lounge sets are built for long afternoons. The Coco Bay sofa pairs a low teak base with rounded rails that wrap the deep cushions. The Sundara outdoor range uses vertical teak slats on its arms and base, a pattern that casts striped shadows and lets rain run straight through. The Lola sofa takes a more classic line, with shaped arms and a simple frame that suits colonial villas and modern terraces alike.

Coco Bay SofaL 230 W 100 H 74Sundara 3 Seaters OutdoorL 231 W 85 H 81Lola 3 SeatersL 185 W 74 H 92

Sun loungers for the pool deck

A good sun lounger has to be comfortable flat and reclined, easy for staff to move, and tough enough for daily resort use. The Savanna sun bed has angled, splayed legs and a thick cushioned platform. The Solea, Levante, Fiore and Orchard loungers range from low, minimal platforms to more structured frames, so a pool deck can mix heights and silhouettes. See the full sunbed collection.

Outdoor dining

The Ibiza dining table stands on angled trestle legs joined by a long stretcher, a structure that stays rigid on uneven terraces. It pairs with the Ibiza armchair and side chair, while the round Palmera and Portofino tables suit smaller courtyards and balconies.

Cabanas: architecture in teak

Our cabanas are the most architectural pieces we make. The Evara cabana raises a cushioned daybed on a stepped teak platform under a slatted pergola roof that filters the midday sun. The Palm Coast cabana offers a wider footprint for beach clubs and large pool decks.

Made for resorts, at home anywhere

Many of these designs were developed with hospitality projects in mind, for resorts such as Fushifaru in the Maldives and Samabe Bali. The same durability makes them just as suited to a private garden. All outdoor pieces can be adapted in size and cushion fabric through our bespoke service.