Design inspiration
The six aesthetic directions our collections are built around — what defines each one, and the materials that get you there.
Modern
Clean lines, geometric volumes and a restrained, near-monochrome palette. Frames read as architecture more than furniture — powder-coated aluminum in matte black, white or graphite, upholstered in solid neutral tones with almost no pattern.
Minimalist
Pared back to what a piece actually needs — no ornamentation, no visual noise. Silhouettes stay low and quiet, materials are left honest (raw teak, unpatterned fabric), and every piece earns its place in the layout.
California Casual
Relaxed outdoor living built on natural materials and soft texture — teak gone silver-grey, rope-wrapped frames, cushions in sand and stone tones. The look that reads "lived-in" from day one, not staged.
Coastal
Light woods, breezy open layouts and a blue-and-white palette that reads immediately as waterfront. Weave and rope textures do double duty — durable in salt air, and visually right at home near water.
Mediterranean
Warm terracotta and olive tones, dining-centric layouts built for long meals outdoors, and material textures — stone, wrought-iron silhouettes, natural weave — that echo a courtyard more than a poolside deck.
Luxury Resort
Deep-seating lounges at poolside scale, rich fabric layering and a finish level built for five-star durability — contract-grade construction underneath, resort-grade presentation on top.
See it built into a collection
Every style translates into a curated collection — full piece lists, materials and a container plan ready to quote.