The Boma collection, designed by Rodolfo Dordoni for Kettal, was born from the need for high-performance outdoor furniture. The structure is organized around an aluminum frame with soft seats made of large cushions that complete the cozy feeling.

Comprising armchairs, sofas, sun loungers, stools, footrests, tables, and a light fixture in the form of a tree, the appearance of the Blau collection by Fran Silvestre Arquitectos for Gandiablasco changes depending on the angle it is viewed, thanks to the contrast between the straight lines and the curves.

Inspired by midcentury modern design, the KOR collection from Tropitone features curved backs and arms, and arched, angled legs. The contemporary offerings are available in relaxed sling and padded sling (shown) options and include outdoor dining chairs, lounge chairs, spa chairs, chaise lounges, and barstools.

Ethimo’s Knit collection, designed by Patrick Norguet, added a sun lounger, loveseat, coffee table, footrest, and armchair with high backrest this year. Made of teak and woven synthetic fabric fiber, the collection merges indoor and outdoor elements.

Christophe Delcourt’s minimalist designs for Tectona’s Copacabana collection include a chaise lounge that is offered in Batyline canvas with an adjustable backrest with 10 different possible positions. Smart storage space underneath protects items from splashing water.

Porcini by Lorenza Bozzoli for Dedon is a collection of sculptural side tables available in three heights, two different base styles, and two colorways. Side tables come with a tabletop of scratch-proof, shock-resistant ceramic in black or taupe. The woven base comes in dark brown (for the black top) or lighter carrara (for the taupe top).