
Design development
Share concepts, sketches or references. Discuss form, function, dimensions and the details that make your collection distinct.

Design development and production support for brands, distributors and hospitality projects.
Dimensions, materials and finishes tailored to your brief.
Bring a sketch, a reference image or a project brief. We work with your team to develop the design, select materials and agree on the specifications.
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Work with our design team to develop furniture around your brand, space and sourcing brief.

Share concepts, sketches or references. Discuss form, function, dimensions and the details that make your collection distinct.

Explore frame materials, finishes, fabrics and weaving options for your intended use and design direction.

Bring design choices, samples, packaging and procurement requirements into a clear production brief.
Tell us about your brand, reference products, intended use and target quantity.
Discuss dimensions, materials, finishes and product details with our team.
Agree the sample requirements and review the details before production.
Confirm the approved specifications, packaging, quantity and delivery terms.
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Request a Quote ↗We develop outdoor furniture around your design brief, with options for dimensions, materials, finishes and upholstery. From initial references to sample review, we help define the details for production.




Project stories that show how design requirements become outdoor furniture.

Outdoor seating for a café has to make good use of a limited street frontage. Compact timber-top tables and woven armchairs create places for a quick coffee or a longer visit, while keeping the entrance clear. The specification brief covers table sizes, rope colours and frame finishes, with a consistent furniture palette that can carry across different store layouts.
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An outdoor dining area has to balance seating capacity with room for service. This courtyard concept combines smaller tables for two with longer tables for groups, using teak frames and rope-back armchairs to keep the range visually consistent. The furniture brief brings table dimensions, armrest clearance, cushion details and timber finishes into one specification, coordinating each piece with the restaurant layout.
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Matching teak loungers, pale cushions and compact side tables give this pool terrace a clear, orderly layout. The arrangement leaves room to move around the pool and keeps drinks and personal belongings within reach. For a hotel specification, the key decisions include backrest positions, cushion thickness, cover fabrics and frame finishes, with the same details carried through the full set of poolside furniture.
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We had a clear design direction, but several furniture details still needed working through. The team helped us refine the dimensions, cushion profiles and finishes while keeping the original character of the design.
What we appreciated most was the clarity before ordering. Materials, construction details and sample requirements were discussed properly, which made it easier to compare options and agree on the specification within our team.
We wanted the collection to feel consistent without making every piece look alike. Working through the proportions, frame finishes and upholstery together helped us find that balance and gave us a clear direction for the range.
Tell us what you want to create, your estimated quantity and destination. Add design references or specifications to start a conversation with our team.
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2026.11.07A teak outdoor daybed occupies more space and carries more operational detail than a standard sun lounger. Guests may use it alone, as a couple or as a small social setting. Staff need to reset the cushions, clean around the frame and manage wet-weather storage. The specification should reflect all of those uses. Before selecting […]
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2026.11.07Deep-seated garden furniture is meant for relaxed sitting, but “deep” is not a fixed size. Two sofas with the same overall depth can feel completely different once the frame angle, back cushion and seat cushion are considered. For a hotel terrace or residential project, start with the people and activities the setting needs to support. […]
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2026.11.07A teak dining chair can look convincing in a sample room and still create problems once forty or eighty pieces enter service. Armrests may catch beneath the tabletop. Rear legs may sit in the main service route. Seat cushions may take too long to reset after rain. Small issues become operational issues when they are […]
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