Crafted with strong, lightweight aluminum with a smooth, powdercoated finish Brown Jordan’s Still collection is characterized by its softened edges and angles. The series includes a sofa, coffee table, and sectional.

Inspired by the 1950s, Ludovica Serafini and Roberto Palomba’s Liz collection for Expormim boasts an armchair, sofa, and XL sofa, where elastic fabric—offered in six colorways—stretches over the metallic tubular structure.

JANUS et Cie’s Bon Vivant range of playful poufs can be paired with standalone seating or a table. Available in three finishes, the foam body allows for maximum water drainage and air circulation.

The architectural Paloma collection, conceived by Spanish designer Mario Ruiz for RH Contract, is bold in scale and angular in form. Its broad beveled planes and crisp lines form a geometric composition in durable, rust-proof aluminum.

The clean, lightweight aesthetic of Walters’ North Fork collection is supported by plush cushions and a frame that combines wood and metal for a modern look that is also built for the outdoors.

Argentinean architect and designer Daniel Germani named Gandiablasco’s Solanas range after a beach in Uruguay, where he used to spend summers with his father. The modular collection’s soft lines and rounded edges are meant to embrace the user.

From Barlow Tyrie, the teak Atom armchair’s strong geometric shape lends itself to an angled, dished backrest, while the optional denim-colored seat cushion done in fabric from Sunbrella softens the look.

Santander from Out Design Group features contemporary seating options, including low- and high-back lounge chairs and sofas, footstools, and daybeds. Made with powdercoated aluminum, the sling and fabric come in a wide variety of finish and color options.