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| O-NEST designed by: Tord Boontje |
| Rotationally moulded polyethylene armchair for open spaces, for shady gardens or simply for the home. Its enveloping shape is reminiscent of a flowering bush; the embossed floral decorations are a hallmark of the Dutch designer. This sculptural piece unites attractive decoration with excellent quality and versatility. Waterproof and fade-resistant.available at: moroso.it |


| HOPPER designed by: Dirk Wynants |

| Familiar yet innovative Hopper is yet another casebook example of the Extremis philosophy: gathering people round a piece of outdoor furniture which unites functionality and innovation. Hopper clearly bears resemblance to the traditional picnic tables everybody knows, but as is typical of Extremis it offers extra comfort. The four pass through zones make it easy to get in and out of Hopper without having to lift your leg over the bench or disturbing your table- companions. Its slanted legs and tabletop edges are a clear reference to the hop poles that are so characteristic of the Westhoek region. If you turn around, you can use the tabletop as a comfortable backrest. Hopper is available in four sizes, seating four, six, eight, or ten people. available at: www.extremis.be |
| GRILLAGE designed by: François Azambourg |

| The principle for creating the basic shape of Grillage is very simple: a sheet of perforated metal is stretched to create a mesh, then folded, origami-style..Grillage tells the story of its manufacturing process (stretching, folding, creasing); it reveals everything about itself, from how it was designed to how it was produced. Grillage - wire mesh - it’s the way to achieve both comfort and ergonomics with an all-metal piece of furniture. It may be dressed with a special quilted covering for added comfort and a warmer look. Both versions are suitable for both indoor and outdoor use. www.ligne-roset-usa.com |
| BITTA SWING designed by: Rodolfo Dordoni |
| ‘My aim was to create dense braiding that would still let the air through, reminiscent of the braiding of the ropes used to moor boats (hence the name Bitta, which means “mooring” in Italian), which makes the pieces look lightweight but, at the same time, they look just like cosy nests in natural colours to sit back and relax in’. R. Dordoni. The Kettal Bitta swing is available as a chair or as a two-seater, to which a base can be added to anchor it to the floor. available at: sminkinc.com |

| MATEO designed by: Richard Schultz |
| Featuring a boldly curved, aluminum frame, the Mateo Collection of seating from designer Richard Schultz offers a sleek aesthetic for outdoor spaces. The elastomesh that forms the seat and back comfortably supports lumbar function for a fully ergonomic design that puts users at ease. available at: www.allanknightasso.com |

| CLOUD NINE designed by: Richard Frinier |

| Cloud Nine illustrates modernity for its study of curvaceous and continuous organic lines captivating the eye and inspiring the imagination. At first glance, you will see a glimpse of the future combined with a clever infusion of what is functional and comfortable today. Parabolic fabrics are the inspiration and focal point of Cloud Nine, which debuts as an unexpected and intriguing silhouette. Extruded and powder-coated aluminum frames are finished with Brown Jordan’s proprietary multi-step finishing treatment that results in a beautiful, lasting piece of furniture. The collection features a lounge chair, ottoman, loveseat, chaise lounge, and two occasional tables. available at: brownjordan.com |