
Outdoor Furniture. Eleven Brands in Marbella
Outdoor furniture is not garden furniture. The distinction matters. Garden furniture gets moved to storage in October and brought out in May. Outdoor furniture, when properly specified and made, stays out all year, improves with age, and performs as well as the day it was chosen. The Costa del Sol deserves the latter.

Outdoor Concepts represents eleven outdoor furniture brands: Dedon, Gloster, Expormim, Ethimo, Kettal, Tribù, Talenti, Varaschin, Unopiù, Fast, and Point. Each was chosen for its design, material quality and outdoor performance.
Why Material Specification Matters
Aluminium
Powder-coated aluminium is the frame material behind many of the pieces we sell: it does not rust and needs little care in coastal conditions.

Teak
Plantation teak, much of it from Indonesia, is one of the most durable natural woods for outdoor use: its natural oils and dense grain help it resist water and rot. Left untreated, it weathers to silver-grey. Oiled, it keeps its warm honey tone. Gloster and Tribù specialise in teak.
Outdoor Woven Fibre
The evolution of wicker. DEDON developed its own weatherproof synthetic fibre for furniture woven by hand, and other brands weave rope and fibre over aluminium or teak. Each material has its own character.
Outdoor Fabrics
Sunbrella and equivalent Solution Dyed Acrylic fabrics are the standard for premium outdoor cushions. Colour-fast, mould-resistant, and cleanable with soap and water.
Our Brand Portfolio
Dedon (Germany) · Gloster (UK) · Expormim (Spain) · Ethimo (Italy) · Kettal (Spain) · Tribù (Belgium) · Talenti (Italy) · Varaschin (Italy) · Unopiù (Italy) · Fast (Italy) · Point (Spain)

How We Help You Choose
Choosing outdoor furniture for a Marbella villa involves more than design preference. We ask about terrace orientation, wind exposure, proximity to the sea, whether the furniture stays outside year-round, who uses the space and how, and what the style needs to be. Then we show you the relevant pieces. Our showroom lets you compare brands side by side. You can’t do that from a catalogue.

Gloster
Gloster, with roots in West Africa in 1960, has made its teak and aluminium furniture in Indonesia since the late 1980s.















