
Teak Terrace Sofa
Grade-A teak frame, deep quick-dry cushions. The terrace piece that photographs from the pool.
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The terrace sells the property here, so every piece is specified for humidity, UV and salt.
Teak or powder-coated frames, quick-dry foam, solution-dyed cushions you leave out in a storm. Sized to the terrace like an indoor sectional is sized to a wall — and low enough to keep the sea in view from the sofa.




Adjustable teak loungers with quick-dry cushions in the colours of the coast. Wheels for the rooftop, flat for the pool deck, a daybed for two under the palapa. The photograph on every listing.



Teak sets that silver, cast-concrete tables that never move, and a fire bowl for the ten degrees the evening drops. Sized to the terrace and the number you feed — benches on the rail side so nobody sits with their back to the sea.




The Acapulco for the rooftop, a hanging chair for the corner of the balcony, rattan wing chairs for the covered terrace. Colour-fast cord, UV-stable weaves, frames that don’t rust in the salt.




Chukum-cast cubes as side tables and stools, planter trios that give the rooftop its green wall, fire-safe surfaces beside the loungers. Cast to size, sealed, heavy enough to ignore the wind.



Naturally oily; salt and rain slide off. Oil it to keep the honey, or let it silver.
Poured to size, sealed, immovable in a norte. The ivory of the region.
Marine-grade coating over rust-proof metal. Frames that look new in year five.
Colour in the fibre, not on it. Left out in the storm, dry by lunch.
Teak, powder-coated aluminium and marine rope, built for a terrace that takes sun, salt and a hurricane season.
01Which way it faces, how much sun it takes, whether it floods in a storm and where the furniture goes when one is forecast. That decides the material.
02Teak or powder-coated aluminium frames, marine-grade rope and solution-dyed acrylic. No mild steel, no staples, no fabric that fades in a season.
03Drainage in every cushion, stainless fixings throughout, and finishes that grey gracefully instead of failing. Made on our own benches.
04Delivered, assembled and positioned so the terrace still works as a walkway. We tell you honestly what to bring in when a storm comes.
Teak, cast concrete, powder-coated aluminium or marine-grade steel, and solution-dyed fabrics and rope. Avoid untreated hardwoods, raw iron and printed fabrics — they last a season. Everything on this page is specified for the coast.
Yes. Quick-dry foam with solution-dyed covers drains and dries within an hour or two of sun. Zip-off covers wash in a machine. Bring them in for a hurricane, not for a shower.
Cast concrete and chukum pieces don’t move. Teak and lounge pieces are weighted or fixed where the roof is exposed, and we specify wind-rated shades. We ask about your exposure before we quote.
Send the terrace dimensions, how many you seat and a photo of the exposure, and we quote it in writing — delivered to the rooftop and installed, whatever the stairs.
Every order gets a written schedule with the quote. Ordering ahead of the season keeps delivery ahead of your first booking.
Yes — our own crew, up any stairwell, and it is included in the quote. Heavy cast pieces are craned or poured in place where needed.
Send the dimensions, the exposure and how many you host — a quote within two business days, delivered to the roof.
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A designer will reach out within one business day. If it’s urgent, mention it — we move faster than we look.