aluminium
Powder-coated and light to move, for a terrace that gets re-set daily.
Materials & finishes
What the range is made of.
Teak that silvers, aluminium light enough to re-set a terrace daily, rattan that belongs indoors — each family behaves differently once the furniture leaves the showroom. Choose a material to see what is built from it.
By material.
galvanised steel
Zinc first, then a powder coat over it — two barriers between the steel and the weather.
galvanised wire
stainless & aluminium
Brushed stainless, never chromed — the frames behind a dining or bar setting, and the tensioned sling seats that go with them.
all-weather wicker
Hand-woven fibre, resistant to fading, cracking or tearing — named for the weather it stays out in.
steel
solid wood
polyethylene
Rotomoulded in one piece rather than built as a frame with a skin over it.
metal
fabric
By species.
Where a house names the timber it cut a piece from, that name is here. A frame in one species often carries a top in another, so a piece can appear under both.
Soft goods, stated plainly.
Seat and back cushions, squabs and sunbed pads, cut and covered in outdoor cloth — ours or yours. Fabric, grade and colourway are settled piece by piece when the schedule is drawn, and a physical sample is sent before anything is cut.
Care
Where each house’s own guidance lives.
Kingsley Bate
Teak weathering and cleaning, indoor care and stain protection, in the house’s own words.
Calma
Aluminium, stainless steel, rotomoulded polyethylene and larix pine tops — a cleaning routine for each.
iSiMAR
Material and finish specification per piece; care guidance on request.
Varaschin
Material and finish specification per piece; care guidance on request.
Hold the material in your hand.
Showroom — 106 Barkly St, St Kilda. Teak in both its states, sling meshes under tension, cushions in the current colourways.
Photography © Kingsley Bate, Varaschin, iSiMAR and Calma, reproduced under our distribution agreements.