Why we love it: Organic and minimal, the elegant New Sling references the early reed boats of South America and makes a neutral addition to outdoor leisure zones.

Where you can get it:

www.davidtrubridge.com

Why we love it: The famous Egg chair is a classic piece of outdoor whimsy. Designed in 1959, the egg typifies the naturalist themes of Scandinavian design. Still made by its original manufacturer, Bonacina Pierantonio in Italy, nowadays you can also get an outdoor man-made fibre version with a steel stand.

Where you can get it:

www.classique.net.au

Why we love it: Minimal weaving and the traditional patterns of thai basketry give this synthetic fibre lounge an opaque and  translucent effect.

Where you can get it:

www.thinkk-studio.com

Why we love it: This design unites the dynamic opposites of ancient Chinese philosophy into a harmonious interplay of color and form.

Where you can get it:

Domo.com.au

Why we love it: The hanging ‘rest nest’  looks like a giant bird’s nest but it is actually a industrial strength pod woven from supersize strands of DEDON Fiibre

Where you can get it:

www.dedon.de

Why we love it: This highly trasnportable tipi made of anodized aluminium and plastic fabric makes a dreamy addition to the outdoor range – you can’t help but love it.

Where you can get it:

www.gandiablasco.com

Why we love it:Luxurious and spacious this lounger is also corrosian resistant thanks to its combination of recyled teak and tubular stainless steel.

Where you can get it:

Mama Green

Why we love it: This deck-like wooden lounger can also double as a table when lowered to its optimal level. It also comes in white, taupe, blue and alpine black.

Where you can get it:

Corporate Culture