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Outdoor furnishing: garden beds, deck chairs, vases and candles
At Salone del Mobile 2026, the outdoors was not a section: it was the conversation. Canopied garden beds, reinvented century-old deck chairs, raw vases, handcrafted candles, potted plants as bio-architecture. The new grammar of open-air spaces is written through objects, not through furniture. And the true luxury of 2026 has changed address: it speaks of hands, of soil, of endurance.
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Outdoor table Tiago
Urban Nature Culture
326,00 €“Live in the sunshine, swim in the sea, drink the wild air.” Ralph Waldo Emerson | No matter the season, the outdoors are calling us. To breathe in nature, dance to fresh air and immerse ourselves into the ever-changing skies – reviving our minds and recharging our inner batteries. Complementing the many interior products of this season’s Urban Nature Culture collection, outdoor table Tiago makes sure your garden, terrace or balcony goes in style. Three refined, elegant legs pair with a finish of corten steel. A rust-like appearance, as if it’s been exposed to nature’s wild elements for many years.
Coffee table Siro, Almond Milk
Urban Nature Culture
350,00 €Minimalist and bold at once. The Siro coffee table stands out with its oversized, wavy top and matte finish in a calming almond milk hue. A modern centerpiece that creates a serene atmosphere in your living room. Iron Handmade Clean with damp cloth
Side table Evan
Urban Nature Culture
240,00 €An exclusive design for Urban Nature Culture’s Fall & Winter 2024 collection, UNC’s side table Evan has incredible details in its design. Exquisitely crafted from powerful and durable iron, this metal side table carries a matte, downtown brown shade with a subtle flamed finish. It’s the details that bring this table to life – a refined accent in any urban interior. For interior inspiration – this living room, bedroom or home office furniture can both be used as a side table and coffee table. Add one of Urban Nature Culture’s flower vases, plant pots, table lamps, decorative bowls or simply use it as an elegant surface for your drinks. Care instructions: clean with a damp cloth.
Side table M, Black
Urban Nature Culture
95,00 €Elegancy meets minimalism, as Urban Nature Culture’s side table stands tall and proud. Handmade in India using aluminium with a beautiful black finish, it is the perfect joining of thin lines, round sensual shapes and a sober luxury feel. . Its frame is grainy, but its top is smooth and polished, a unique joining of reflectance. It has a certain softness to it, and easily pairs with other items in your interior, no matter where you place it. A sophisticated beauty, which blends in and stands out all the same.
Plant stand Urban, Peyote
Urban Nature Culture
80,00 €Dare to make a statement in your very own urban jungle? Let Urban Nature Culture’s plant stand Urban do it for you. Made of iron, rocking a matt Peyote Colour, it hugs your plants and sets the tone in any interior. It’s got a powerful character but stand out by its own.
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