Nuevas formas de habitar el exterior. Nuevas piezas que amplían colecciones existentes. Nuevas maneras de trabajar la materia, el confort y la luz.
Vondom’s latest proposals are now available for residential, hospitality and contract projects.
From the organic forms of rotational moulding to the warmth of wood, the precision of aluminium and the lightness of injection moulding, each collection explores a different way of relating to outdoor spaces. Stone, Posidonia, Luna, Pasadena, Fusta, Gum, Palm and Solid now broaden the possibilities for creating environments designed to be lived outdoors.
Stone: new ways of sitting within the landscape
Designed by Stefano Giovannoni & Elisa Gargan, Stone finds its language in the forms of nature. Its soft volumes recall large stones shaped by erosion, creating a fluid relationship between object and surroundings.
The collection now grows with new pieces such as the bench and two-seater sofa, expanding its possibilities in gardens, relaxation areas and landscape projects. The new additions preserve Stone’s sculptural character while introducing new ways of sharing and inhabiting outdoor space.
Posidonia: light as part of the space
Posidonia, by Ramón Esteve, was born as the evolution of a piece originally conceived by the designer in 1996. The collection translates that essential geometry into a complete family of furniture and, now, lighting.
The Posidonia lamps bring light into the same serene language as the collection. Different formats allow them to accompany pathways, lounge areas and outdoor compositions, turning lighting into another architectural element within the space.
Luna: light through organic forms
The Luna collection by Ramón Esteve draws on the experimental spirit of iconic designers such as Verner Panton and Joe Colombo, translating it into a contemporary language of enveloping forms.
The new Luna lamps extend this formal universe into outdoor lighting. Rounded volumes and different heights make it possible to create compositions of light that work individually or grouped together within the landscape.
Pasadena: more possibilities for a modular sofa
With Pasadena, Jean-Marie Massaud reinterprets outdoor furniture through proportion, soft profiles and generous comfort.
The collection now expands the possibilities of its modular sofa with new modules, making it possible to create configurations adapted to different scales and architectural settings. Side, central, chaise longue and corner modules allow Pasadena to move from compact compositions to large lounge areas.
More freedom to shape Pasadena around each space.
Gum: a continuous line between architecture and comfort
In Gum, Ramón Esteve turns a continuous aluminium tube into the defining gesture of the entire collection. The structure curves, wraps and supports each piece, while upholstery introduces warmth and comfort.
Sofa, lounge chair, chair and tables share the same continuous line, creating a family designed to integrate naturally into terraces, hospitality spaces and residential projects where outdoor living and architecture meet.
Fusta: the warmth of wood, brought outdoors
Designed by Ramón Esteve, Fusta is born from the balance between the warmth of Mid-Century style and the restraint of Scandinavian design.
Teak wood defines a broad collection that includes sofas, lounge chairs, chairs, tables, rocking chairs and sun loungers. Its warm, serene presence brings outdoor spaces closer to a more domestic, natural and unhurried way of living.
Palm: a table designed around the rhythm of outdoor living
Designed by Eugeni Quitllet, Palm is defined by an organic and lightweight language. The collection combines ergonomics and functionality with a visual presence that integrates naturally into both outdoor and indoor spaces.
The Palm tables expand the collection with different formats, including round and square versions, conceived for terraces, restaurants, hotels and residential spaces. The family shares the same functional approach as the Palm chair, responding naturally to spaces that evolve throughout the day.
Solid: essential geometry, expanded
Designed by Stefano Giovannoni, Solid builds its identity around clearly defined geometric volumes and a visually solid appearance, while maintaining a sense of lightness. The collection includes different seating and table solutions for outdoor spaces.
The addition of the two-seater sofa expands the collection’s possibilities and brings its language to a scale designed to be shared. A new piece that preserves Solid’s formal simplicity while making it possible to create more complete compositions for terraces, lounge areas and contract spaces.
