Vineko Limited

VINEKO Trolly Ingeniously crafted to elevate your dining corner.
Top shelf: elegant serving space for afternoon tea.
Bottom tier: tidy storage for glassware and daily essentials.

Large rear wheels enable effortless mobility.
Slim metal frame delivers sleek, lightweight styling.
Precision wheel axles ensure silent smooth rolling on all flooring.

Balcony Outdoor Furniture Matches

1. Foldo Chair
Embrace free space with Foldo.
Slim folded, cozy unfolded.
Craft a serene coffee corner on your balcony.

2. Celia Chair + Nova Table
Architectural sleek lines
Match understated elegant charm
Elevate your balcony leisure vibe.

3. Mars Lounge Chair
Egg-shaped wide silhouette
Full soft wrapping comfort
Ultimate relaxing balcony retreat.

Swipe slowly. This is the same chair having three completely different conversations.

The Mars outdoor lounge chair in natural rattan, poolside, travertine underfoot, a weathered driftwood stump, burnt sienna cashmere, an olive tree that’s been there longer than the house. The cushions are raw linen, generously cut, the kind that don‘t ask to be plumped. It is, without trying to be, deeply Mediterranean.

The same woven lounge chair in smoke grey on a covered terrace exposed concrete columns, aged timber beams, a fiddle-leaf fig minding its own business. Striped linen, a candle, the tail end of a golden hour. It’s the version of outside that feels more interior than most interiors.

Then bring it in. Same smoke grey, limewashed walls, a tonal canvas, a low oak shelf. A camel throw, unhurried. Through the full-height glazing, a Japanese maple is doing something beautiful with the afternoon light.

This indoor outdoor rattan chair didn‘t change. Everything else did.

The terrace was already good. The swing made it somewhere you‘d cancel plans to stay.

There’s a particular alchemy that happens when a space stops trying. The fire table is raw concrete nothing decorative about it. The rug is jute, honest and unfussy. A single dried branch in a stoneware vase the kind of arrangement that took two minutes and looks like it always belonged.

Then the Mars outdoor hanging swing chair goes up, and the whole terrace finds its gravity.

It doesn‘t fill the space. It centres it. The hand-woven rattan bowl pulls warmth from everything around it the autumn treeline, the cool slate underfoot, the river stones collecting in the fire table. The white powder-coated steel frame disappears into the composition. What remains is that suspended feeling. The one that makes you put your phone down.

The brief said trolley. The project got a lot more than that.

On paper, the Vineko Trolley is a bar cart. In practice, it’s the piece that keeps solving problems long after the project is signed off.

Stack it with books, a vase, a glass candle and it becomes the most considered corner of a living room. The inen powder-coated frame read as furniture, not equipment. The kind of thing a client notices before they notice anything else.

Roll it to the edge of a clifftop terrace at golden hour, load it with a decanter, an ice bucket, two bottles of something good and the same trolley is now the centrepiece of a private dining experience that no fixed furniture could replicate. It‘s there when the guests arrive. Gone when the sun is.

Vineko trolley that works as a side table, a display shelf, a drinks station, a styling prop, a hospitality piece. Indoor or outdoor. Residential or resort.

Designers specify it once. Then they specify it again.

Most things lose their character in direct sunlight. This one was made for it.

In a coastal resort setting, salt air, hard sun, the kind of afternoon that empties itself slowly. Vineko Partition outdoor woven screen becomes something else entirely.

The geometric weave doesn’t just filter light. It performs with it. Shadow and pattern shift across the hour, turning an architectural divider into something closer to a moving installation.

The same piece that quietly defines a living room indoors arrives outside and finds a different register. At a pool terrace. On a shaded colonnade. Wherever the brief calls for structure without weight, privacy without enclosure, beauty without effort.

A room divider that changes colour changes everything. Swipe to see what we mean.

The Partition woven room divider doesn’t just separate space it makes a decision about what that space is going to feel like.

In brick red, it stops a room cold. Against warm plaster walls, a pale linen sofa and a round oak dining table, it becomes the only thing with something to say. The geometric weave casts its own shadow. The room, which was quietly Scandinavian before, suddenly has a pulse.

In natural sand with a brass frame, it retreats. A meditation corner carved from a living room: floor cushions, a teak bench, an olive tree, the partition doesn‘t divide so much as it suggests. This side. That side. Both yours.

In stone grey with a matte black frame, it becomes architecture. Raw oak coffee table, antique clay vessels, linen curtains pooling on wide-plank timber floors. The partition reads as a wall that forgot to close and the room is better for it.

Same design. Three entirely different rooms.