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Whether it’s a sunny courtyard, a breezy balcony, or a lush garden, outdoor spaces are an extension of the home, requiring both aesthetic appeal and long-lasting durability. These homegrown brands offer outdoor designs that reflect Australia’s love for alfresco living.
King Living
Proving that style extends beyond a home’s interior, King Living’s outdoor furniture highlights their signature modular designs. Take for example the 1977 Outdoor Sofa, with its seventies-inspired curves and low profile, crafted with high-performance removable covers.
DesignByThem
Known for fun, modern designs, DesignByThem creates playful yet practical outdoor furniture. Their Confetti Dining Table and Butter Seat reflect this sense of play. Made from recycled materials, their bold pieces encourage creativity in any outdoor setting.
Business & Pleasure Co.
Business & Pleasure Co. crafts trendy, high-quality outdoor products with vintage flair, capturing Australia's love for sun-soaked spaces. Their popular Al Fresco Sun Lounger and range of Patio Umbrellas illustrate a European beachside escape, perfect for creating casually elegant spaces.
Tait
Australia’s love for the outdoors shines in Tait’s evolving collection, featuring weather-resistant designs crafted from powder-coated steel and sustainable timber. The Volley Lounger is popular for terraces, while the Billy Sunlounge brings style and comfort to poolside settings.
Sarah Ellison
Courtyards and terraces were made more chic through the launch of Sarah Ellison’s outdoor collection, with her most iconic pieces now designed for outdoor use. From the Muse sofa to the Alva armchair and two-seater sofa, these pieces offer timeless elegance.
Poolside Store
Celebrating the spirit of summer, Poolside Store offers retro-inspired umbrellas, furniture, and floats, perfect for carefree days by the water. Their Classic Pool Rings evoke nostalgia, while their partnership with California Umbrella provides the ultimate shady poolside essential.
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