The most liberating feeling for the average stressed-out individual is being able to simply do anything and everything you wish. And we have come a little closer to this ideal in recent years by moving our living rooms outside. Giant outdoor sofas, airy daybeds and inviting lounge chairs are the perfect place to sprawl out, read, relax or snooze. Or simply to dream of the South, the scent of ripe peaches, rustling cypress woods or fresh sea air. This is where the new outdoor lounge furniture comes in. Take a look and dream away…

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“Tropez”, Stefan Diez for Gandia Blasco, 2012, material: thermo-enameled aluminum and synthetic fabric

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lyethylene fiber bands

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tricia Urquiola for Emu, 2009, material: galvanized steel

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“Grillage”, François Azambourg for Ligne Roset, 2011, material: wire mesh

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eutra”, Vincent van Duysen for Tribù, 2008, material: aluminum, bent beech wood

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rial: aluminum, woven polyester cords

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“Ease”, Francesco Rota for Paola Lenti, 2007, material: polyurethane, polyester

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>“Network”, Rodolfo Dordoni for Roda, 2009, material: teak wood

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r Dedon, 2011, material: synthetic resin fibers

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Stylepark Outdoor Special

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