The arrival of the warm season is just around the corner, the days are getting longer, and the desire to spend time outdoors is growing: people enjoy the sense of freedom and the reality that unfolds outside, along with the freshness of a spring breeze. In this context, furnishings come into play, promoting social interaction and outdoor well-being, also creating environments for conviviality and sharing. Pedrali, 100% Italian company, has deep roots in outdoor furniture, dating back to 1963, presenting collections designed to reconfigure spaces to make them efficient and versatile, for escaping reality on panoramic terraces, lush gardens, and welcoming restaurant verandas, cafes, hotels, or residences, not to mention common areas in workspaces.
In order to meet these objectives and following the path of Beauty, Tradition and Innovation that has always guided the company's philosophy, the outdoor collections are defined by technical performance and aesthetic appeal. Made with cutting-edge materials, they guarantee resistance to various weather conditions, saltwater, and sunlight, easy maintenance, and durability over time. Not just chairs and armchairs, but also sofas, lounges, tables, and lamps that bring elegance and freshness to the spaces they inhabit, recreating environments capable of evoking the feeling of comfort and tranquillity that allows users to detach from reality.
These collections have been chosen to furnish charming outdoor locations around the world, such as Khufu's restaurant in Giza, Egypt, nestled in the desert with a view of the pyramids. With a dual soul that moves between history and modernity, the prestigious project was realized by architect Hisham Ghorab of Style Design studio, with the aim of offering a unique experience to discover this land, starting from the evolution of flavours, from ancient civilization to today.
Starring in this evocative outdoor area is the Panarea collection by CMP Design in the armchair and lounge version. The idea behind Panarea is rooted in the Mediterranean coastline, and in the colours and refreshing breeze of an outdoor dinner on a sea-facing terrace. Panarea features a traditional element in polypropylene cord hand-woven in Italy that wraps around the steel tube frame. A comfortable cushion in dry-feel polyurethane foam that dries quickly and covered in fabric made from the same yarn used for the woven element rests on the seat.
From the desert to the city, even I Mirador, a charming terrace in the heart of the Naviglio Pavese in Milan, hosts the Panarea collection in terracotta tones, reminiscent of the colours of the city's rooftops, and blue, like the shades of the night that enhance the suggestive atmosphere of the skybar.
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