The final piece in a summer full of inspiration.

Summer is drawing to a close, but the inspiration lives on. Over the past few months, here at Francisco Segarra, we’ve explored spaces brimming with life, colour and personality to discover new ways to enjoy the outdoors.

Ideas, combinations and pieces designed to complement the season and show that outdoor design can also be an invitation to take your time and enjoy the moment.

Decorating the outdoors has never offered so many possibilities.

We’ve travelled through contract gardens designed to welcome guests, terraces at bars and restaurants where every table tells a story, and little shaded corners that become the perfect refuge when the sun is at its strongest.

Different spaces, yet united by a single aim: to create attractive, comfortable outdoor settings with that special character that makes us want to linger a little longer after a meal.

On this journey, outdoor chairs, stools and tables have taken centre stage. Pieces of furniture capable of transforming a space and adapting to different needs, from more relaxed arrangements to designs with a distinct personality.

And if there’s one thing we’ve learnt this summer, it’s that the best combinations come about when we dare to mix things up. Wood paired with other materials, chairs that contrast with tables, natural tones alongside colours with character… A combination of elements that shows that outdoor spaces offer just as many creative possibilities as indoor ones.

Gery polypropylene chair: a piece to round things off in style.

To round off this feature, we’ve chosen a piece that embodies many of the qualities we look for in good outdoor furniture: the Gery chair. Made from polypropylene and available in a lovely beige shade, it adds a serene and contemporary touch of colour that blends naturally into a variety of settings

As well as its aesthetic appeal, the Gery stands out for its practicality. It is a stackable chair that can be stored away conveniently without taking up much space – a particularly useful feature for venues and terraces where every centimetre counts.

And so, with a design that aligns with our aim of combining functionality with aesthetics, we bid farewell to summer. Our focus remains on everything we’ve enjoyed, as well as all the possibilities yet to be explored.

One editorial comes to an end, and another is about to begin. Watch this space! Very soon, we’ll be kicking off a new season with the same passion that defines us. In the meantime, follow us on social media so you don’t miss a thing.