Palma is drawn in closed volumes. A continuous teak arm returns into the base, with no visible fixings and no leg thinned out to look clever. Heavy on the eye, generous to sit in, and steady enough to anchor a terrace that has nothing else on it.
The dining frame carries the same returned line as the seating, at a scale that reads from across a garden. Available up to 2.8 metres in a single top, the point at which a long table stops being furniture and becomes architecture.
From a four-seat tea table to a lounge built to stay out through the season, every Palma piece shares one line, one timber and one way of meeting the ground.
Dimensions in centimetres (W × D × H). Every piece can be re-dimensioned, re-finished and re-upholstered to a drawing.
Specify PalmaSpec sheets, finishes and lead times are shared per project. Request the spec sheet
Palma is where your specification starts. From there, every piece adapts to the plan, the palette and the site.
Lengths, depths and heights adjusted to your plan, your covers and your site.
Timber tones, rope colours and frame finishes matched to your scheme.
Cushions in performance fabrics from the material box, or specified to your own selection.
