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Clima Home

High-end Luxury Furniture | Outdoor x Interiors With over 8,000 sq. ft.

CLIMAHOME continues to gather the finest collections of exterior / Interior furniture, fabric and accessories...extraordinary in their designs, and engineered to last a lifetime. of product display in our showroom, your outdoor living rooms can be beautifully and responsibly furnished.

08/31/2026

The specification decision for Gems by Lanzavecchia and Wai for Penta is not about the light it casts. It is about the object it becomes.

Six modular elements compose into a sculptural form that reads differently from every angle, transparency and reflection generating chromatic nuance that shifts with the room around it. A new warm tactile finish introduced to the collection deepens its surface and strengthens the design identity that makes Gems recognizable as a deliberate choice rather than a generic one. The modularity allows the composition to scale, which extends its specification range from residential interiors to hospitality environments where the fixture is asked to carry the room.

For architects and designers specifying lighting as a primary design element rather than a supporting one, this is the Penta catalog at its most resolved.

Available for trade specification through CLIMA Home.

Gems by Lanzavecchia and Wai for Penta.

08/30/2026

A bed cut like a tailored garment. AtelierM by Gino Moschetti for Flou borrows its language from the atelier: soft geometries draped in pleated detail, refined metal profiles finishing the silhouette like hardware on a well-made coat. Fully customizable and completely removable at the cover, it is designed to be fitted to a bedroom the way couture is fitted to a body. Italian bed-making at its most precise, from the house that has spent decades treating sleep as a design discipline.

Design: Gino Moschetti for Flou

08/29/2026

Ancora moves the way its inspiration does. Drawing on the curves of modern yachts, Joe Adsett Architects lets the form glide across its sloping coastal site, the sculptural roofscape lifting into double height volumes over the main living spaces and master suite. Below, the lower level anchors the composition, holding the cantilever above like a hull holding its line. Subtropical modernism at its most fluid: architecture that separates inside from out not with walls, but with a single continuous gesture.

Architecture: Joe Adsett Architects

08/28/2026

Danish design has always understood that comfort and discipline are not opposites. Cane-line has spent more than three decades proving it outdoors: Scandinavian lines softened by deep cushioning, woven textures that warm the minimalism, and materials engineered to shrug off weather without announcing the effort.

Cushions dry within an hour of rain. Surfaces ask for almost nothing. The result is outdoor furniture that lives as gracefully as it looks, season after season.

Design: Cane-line

08/27/2026

The best additions know when to lower their voice. At NH Residence, Inglis Architects lets crisp brickwork and exposed concrete recede into a quiet architectural backdrop, giving the interiors room to carry the warmth: richly veined marble, timber furnishings, leather seating, and curated artworks layered by Studio Stamos Architects. Nothing competes with the original home, and nothing needs to. Architecture, landscape, and interiors moving as one composition, each holding its register so the whole can feel effortless.

Architecture: Inglis Architects
Interior Decoration: Studio Stamos Architects
Photography: Timothy Kaye

08/26/2026

Some furniture arranges a space. Oleia arranges the people in it. Ethimo's modular lounge system begins with a woven structure and builds outward into generous, low-slung proportions designed around how conversation actually happens outdoors: loosely, at ease, over hours. Each configuration becomes its own small landscape, shaped by craftsmanship and softened by comfort. Outdoor living understood not as a set of pieces, but as a setting for what happens between them.

Design: Ethimo

08/25/2026

The coast has a rhythm, and DUNNE learned it. Nao Tamura's collection for GANDIABLASCO draws its lines from the movement of the sea and the soft rise of sand dunes, translating both into sculptural forms of powder coated aluminum. The result carries a rare duality: precision in the material, fluidity in the gesture. Outdoor furniture that does not imitate nature so much as move at its tempo.

Design: Nao Tamura for GANDIABLASCO

08/24/2026

A house built in strata. In the hills of La Zagaleta, Fran Silvestre Arquitectos composes STRATO as a series of superimposed horizontal planes reaching toward the horizon, each level framing the sea in one direction and the mountains in the other. The architecture appears to float above the landscape rather than sit on it, a weightlessness the studio has made its signature. Proof that the strongest statement a house can make is a single, perfectly drawn line repeated with conviction.

Architecture: Fran Silvestre Arquitectos
Development: Cork Oak Mansion

08/23/2026

Outdoor collections rarely carry a full program from dining through lounge without losing coherence. Tribu's Mood does. Solid teak frames set the architecture, handwoven Tricord softens the line, and the shared material language holds across every typology, so a terrace reads as one composed environment rather than a set of purchases.

For designers specifying exterior spaces that need to live as thoughtfully as the interiors they extend, Mood is a complete answer.

Available to the trade through CLIMA Home.

Design: Tribu

08/22/2026

Every transformation begins with a conversation. Larsa Pippen: The Outdoor Edit opens at her Miami residence, where Larsa welcomes CLIMA Home to the outdoor spaces she is ready to reimagine.

Alongside CLIMA designer AnaSofia, the vision takes shape: a couture-inspired outdoor retreat, drawn from Europe's most considered outdoor houses and curated around the way Larsa actually lives.

Design lead: AnaSofia for CLIMA Home
In collaboration with Larsa Pippen

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