Gnome Outdoor

Research has shown that incorporating natural elements into our living spaces can have a positive impact on our mental and physical health. For example, studies have shown that exposure to natural light can improve our sleep quality, while the presence of plants can reduce stress and improve cognitive function.

Our horticulturalists are eager to assist you in transforming your spaces with impactful biophilic design elements.

Gnome Outdoor understands the inherent inspiration evoked by outdoor living.

The crepuscular rays are a gift that brings life.

Cellina Collection

A mastery of scale and form, the contemporary Cellina collection showcases exaggerated lumbar bolsters that lend playful juxtaposition to the clean-lined simplicity of the seating. Resting atop a slim platform of sustainably harvested premium solid African teak, the ultra-deep quick-dry reticulated foam cushions are fully upholstered and lend superior comfort and support.

Multiple fabric options available.

MARBELLA AFRICAN TEAK DAYBED

Low-slung and linear, with clean right angles and boxed bases, Marbella is pure Modernism. Broad plinths and wide slats are juxtaposed with narrow elements and framed open space, creating a perfect formal balance. Streamlined silhouettes and deep seats invite relaxation.

Biophilia in Context

“ ‘This is what I prayed for,’ wrote the Roman poet Horace. ‘A piece of land – not so very big, with a garden and, near the house, a spring that never fails, and a bit of wood to round it off.’

Those words were set down more than 2000 years ago, around 30 B.C. It is easy to understand the emotion prompting them; we still recognize what Horace meant by a rural garden, a place to take refuge, as he did, from the irritations of city life.”

Oslo African Teak/American Ash Collection

Oslo by Australian designers Harrison and Nicholas Condos is inspired by the simplicity of organic midcentury design. Curvaceous upholstered seating, masterfully executed in quick-dry reticulated foam for superior comfort and support, rests atop a slim, stepped teak platform.

Caicos African Teak Collection

Renowned Spanish architect Ramón Esteve looks to the 1950s International Style in the Caicos collection, echoing his singular approach to the built environment. As in his award-winning structures, Esteve utilizes the strength and simplicity of a pure linear form – here employing rows of parallel slats in premium teak – to offer a bold play of contrast and shadow. The result is a series of modular components that define a space.

Cape Town African Teak Collection