Royal Botania is a Belgian brand born from the audacity of two engineers, Chris Van Peuvelde and Frank Boschman. They decided the world of garden furniture deserved better than plastic, and started with a single container of teak furniture that sold out within a week. Today Royal Botania sets the standard for luxury in outdoor spaces.

The brand's philosophy is aesthetics, ergonomics, and engineering. Its chairs and loungers offer perfect support, the mechanisms work with watch-like precision, and the material is controlled from source to finish. Royal Botania owns its own 200-hectare Green Forest teak plantation in Thailand, giving back to nature twice as much as it takes.

The brand works with marine-grade stainless steel, aluminum, and the patented Batyline fabric, and 95% of its products are made from recyclable materials. Its collections grace gardens, yachts, and hotels, and its admirers include Bruce Springsteen and the Dutch royal family. The Palma parasol won a Red Dot Award in 2020.

Talenti is a brand that breaks down the boundaries between indoor and outdoor. Its collections are created with world-class designers: Karim Rashid, Ludovica and Roberto Palomba, Ramón Esteve, and Marco Acerbis.
The brand's philosophy is a commitment to quality and sustainability: high-tech Accoya® wood, recycled aluminum, and fabrics made from recycled PET. In 2024, the MrX shading system won the Compasso d'Oro. Talenti is present in 75 countries and has a showroom in Milan. Its projects include the Punta Tragara hotel in Capri and supplies for Azizi Developments in the UAE. By choosing Talenti, you get a complete philosophy of outdoor living.

Varaschin is a family-owned factory that started with hand-woven rattan in the barn of brothers Ugo and Pietro Varaschin. In the 2000s, the brand pivoted to the outdoor segment, replacing exotic raw materials with rope, acrylic yarn, aluminum, and marine-grade oak.

The "Outdoor Therapy" philosophy is about helping you live outdoors with the comfort of home. Its technological core is the patented VAR#TEX material (a water-repellent, UV-resistant fabric), powder-coated aluminum frames, and okoumé wood with Dryfeel® filling for drainage. It collaborates with world-class designers: Monica Armani, Christophe Pillet, and Marc Sadler. In 2025, the Allegra armchair won an Archiproducts Design Award in the Outdoor category.

Varaschin is present in 70 countries and supplies furniture for residences, contract projects, and hotels (Ibiza, Saint-Tropez). Its production is certified to ISO 9001, 14001, and 45001.

Rugiano is a brand for which going outdoors is not an adaptation but a statement: a terrace and a garden deserve the same standard as the most precious salon. Founded by Luigi Rugiano in Mariano Comense, the factory carries its philosophy over here: clean lines, rich textures, and flawless craftsmanship.

The Rugiano outdoor collection is sculptural open-air living. Bent aluminum becomes sculpture, Carrara marble becomes a surface for living, and hand-woven rope turns into a tailored material. Heat-cured bronze finishes and outdoor textiles, chosen for how they hold up in any light, complete the picture.

Materials and care: bronze outdoor metals keep their warm depth of tone unchanged over time, and in coastal areas it is enough to rinse surfaces with warm water from time to time to remove salt and sand. By choosing Rugiano for your terrace or garden, you get an extension of the interior under the open sky, with the same sculptural discipline, materials, and attention to detail as inside the home.

Annibale Colombo is a factory whose story begins in Filippo Colombo's workshop in Brianza, at the foot of the Alps, where furniture worthy of French palaces was made for the Milanese bourgeoisie of the Napoleonic era. Today, more than two centuries later, the company has an 8,000 m² headquarters in Novedrate, designed by Afra and Tobia Scarpa, where industrial technology meets the hands of master craftsmen, guardians of an ancient joinery tradition.

Iroko wood, resistant to sun and moisture, takes the place of Canaletto walnut. Marine-grade 316 stainless steel replaces the decorative metals of the interior while keeping its flawless geometry. The Lavinia armchair with curved sides and iroko slats, the Iroko lounger with its elegant oval shape and minimalist frame, the Cipolla shelving unit with crystal shelves: each piece is born of the same gesture as two hundred years ago, but made for life under the open sky.

The brand uses water-repellent PEI fabrics for upholstery that won't fade in the sun, and keeps the hand techniques of sanding and polishing that make every joint flawless. The company deliberately avoids synthetics wherever nature can do the job: only certified wood from renewable forests, natural aniline dyes, shellac, and beeswax for the final finish.

Unopiù is the first brand in history dedicated entirely to designing furniture for outdoor spaces. Its philosophy is built into the name, "Una Stanza In Più," or "one more room": a terrace and a garden are full-fledged living spaces.

The brand offers a "total look" concept: furniture, accessories, pergolas, and lighting for villas, resorts, and yachts. The key to durability is materials: Grade A teak from certified plantations, AISI 304 stainless steel, powder-coated aluminum, water-repellent fabrics with UV protection, and the patented WaProLace® fiber, 100% recyclable polyethylene that withstands chlorine, sun, and temperature swings.

Over the decades, it has created design icons: Amanda, Ginger, Toscana, Chelsea, and Synthesis. Its projects include the Bulgari Hotel in Dubai, Mandarin Oriental, Four Seasons in Hawaii, The Langham in London, and Cipriani in Venice. By choosing Unopiù, you get Italian elegance and engineering reliability: a home that has gained one more room.