
Fermob Luxembourg: a family of seats with room to mix
Dining and lounge forms share a familiar slatted language. Start with posture, then compose the color.
Surfaces underfoot, places to sit, and the details that make a garden work. A closer look at materials, furniture, cooking, shade, and care.

Dining and lounge forms share a familiar slatted language. Start with posture, then compose the color.

A weathered-brick appearance raises useful questions about joints, patterns, drainage, and the complete pavement.

A slate-inspired concrete surface rewards a careful layout at thresholds, corners, and the furnished edge.

Daltile Xteriors opens up several ways to build a terrace. The supporting system belongs in the first conversation.

Bison’s adjustable supports separate the walking surface from the layers beneath. Thresholds and access need a coordinated plan.

A low, relaxed seat changes the reach to a table, the view of the garden, and the way a pair of chairs belongs together.

A teak frame and generous cushions ask for a plan that includes the back of the sofa, storage, and ordinary care.

Choose a wood-burning gathering place with its seating, tending routine, finish, and operating conditions in view.

A modular wall’s clean face is only one part of the design. Its task, caps, drainage, and construction need to be settled together.

A smooth concrete slab family puts laying pattern and joint rhythm into the design conversation.

Stone-textured single-piece units put the emphasis on edges, junctions, and a carefully composed paving plan.

A center-post umbrella makes canopy shape and the furniture arrangement one decision.