Spring is almost here! That means picnics, outdoor activities, and or just generally lazing around in the sun taking in some fresh air and nature. Springtime furniture is generally light, airy, and outdoor-based to encourage spending time in the warm sun. Achieving a spring aesthetic is easier than it looks, and takes just a little bit of creativity and resourcefulness to bring that spring joy into your home.
If you’re wondering where to start, we’ve got you covered.
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Bring back that childhood job of swinging in the playground with Tibidabo Nest. The enveloping aluminium structure, embellished with a synthetic rope weave that becomes denser from the bottom upwards, allows you to fully enjoy the pleasure of being outdoors. The simple modern design works well in gardens, poolside, and on terraces as well.
Pedrali describes the Tao table’s design style as a “technical-industrial style with decorative allure”, where it gives life to an otherwise functional and simple product. It’s lightweight and minimalist, characterised by a solid die-cast aluminium frame – meaning it’s perfect for an outdoor setup or a nice family picnic at home.
Don’t be fooled by the fact it’s a plastic chair – the Juno comes in a single form with fluid lines and a light profile, in silhouette and weight. While its simple, uniform design brings a sense of consistency, it also offers flexibility in terms of where it can be used. Whether indoors or outdoors, Juno gives a sense of freshness and customization with it.
This collection gives us some serious billionaire yacht vibes. Don’t be fooled by its looks, this sleek table-seat combination turns easily into a daybed. With Kosmos, Extremis wants to turn even the most serious meeting into a fun creative session.
Including wood finishes with a mix of bright colors is an easy way to bring in some fresh springtime vibes into your home. BuzziPicNic makes this even easier – it’s in the name! This collection is a range of solid wood tables in the style of park picnic tables designed to foster collaboration and social interaction among teams.
Ramon Esteve was inspired by the concept of refuge and comfort when he designed Vineyard. The gabled roof is reminiscent of traditional architecture; it is built using an aluminium structure and a double reclining mattress that ensures a comfortable and versatile daybed. The simple lines and pyramidal shape make it the ideal setting to rest, converse, meditate, sleep or simply relax.
