The most Instagrammed piece at Milan Design Week? Le Refuge, a pink, jungle-like daybed designed by Marc Ange.
Outdoor furniture you want to lounge on due to its cozy, overstuffed nature that just begs you to lie down and relax.
HOLLY HUNT goes outside, and to the sea, for an ocean-inspired collection of outdoor furniture.
A playful collection of picnic tables that come in different sizes to accommodate from 2 to 5 people in their own seat.
Skagerak adds simple, wooden chairs to their growing roster of Scandinavian-inspired outdoor furniture options.
Panama Banana is a quirky outdoor rocking hammock that can also be used as a soccer goal.
Philippe Starck takes the director's chair design for a modern spin and reimagines it for Magis with a little help from technology.
Lujo, known for their ability to maximize relaxation, has reinvented the bean bag.
Soufuu is a playful meeting spot that encourages you and your friends to meet up and start some new habits, like resting and disconnection.
Jardisac rethinks potted plants with their lightweight, breathable pots made from a durable, resistant canvas that's designed to last.
A modern mailbox designed to make your house stand out from the rest.
A new outdoor seating collection that looked to camping for inspiration.
The Orb was engineered to mimic the efforts of an interior light designer, with directionally customizable LED output.
A modern outdoor collection of furniture designed to stand up to the harshest weather conditions.
Meet ASA-D2, a modern, freestanding kitchen for outdoors.
