Terrace & Garden Selections

These objects are chosen for how they support outdoor use, exposure, and continuity with the interior.

They do not define the space.

They allow it to remain grounded, durable, and quietly lived in.

A simple outdoor table provides a stable surface for shared meals and daily use, anchoring the space without turning it into a focal point.

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Restrained garden chairs support relaxed seating while remaining visually light, allowing the outdoor space to stay open and adaptable.

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Loungers and deck chairs invite rest and withdrawal, introducing comfort without fixing the space into a single use.

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Discreet outdoor lighting extends the use of the space into the evening, maintaining calm and continuity rather than atmosphere as effect.

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Outdoor rugs and cushions soften hard surfaces and seating, responding to light and weather while reinforcing a sense of inhabitation.

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