The Grand Terrace collection is expertly cast and exquisitely detailed to make your outdoor space come alive with luxury. Make a statement of grace and poise in your backyard with its classic design and seating that is ideal for all-day lounging. An outdoor space furnished with pieces from the Grand Terrace collection is certain to be admired for years.

Designed by Harald Guggenbichler, an innovative change in our Surprising collection. The Surprising rocking chair. With a combination of teak and steel, comfort now rocks!

This rocker chair is a nod to classic design with a modern twist. Perfect for lazy afternoons on the porch or patio, it offers a relaxing retreat with its smooth rocking motion is crafted with a sturdy frame, this chair is designed to withstand the elements, ensuring you can enjoy it for seasons to come. The seat is available in a variety of Sunbrella® fabric options, known for their weather-resistant properties. Its versatile style makes it a seamless addition to any outdoor setting.

Parc Teak Rocking Chair is a refined and exclusive chair of design furniture in teak designed by the Danish design duo Foersom & Hiort-Lorenzen MDD. The chair is "body fitted" so it follows the shape of the body and gives extremely high comfort. The Parc series is suitable for both small as well as large outdoor spaces due to its different design options, from bench to rocking chair. Parc will fit any space due to its choice of natural material and its exclusive design. Parc is produced in certified teak and powder-coated aluminum which ensures a resistant surface. Cane-line teak is approved and cultivated according to the SVLK certification system.

My only complaint is that I wish it was a littler higher from the ground. Makes it hard getting out of it.. Mary. Salt Lake City, UT. Thu May 07 2026

The Aris collection by OW Lee proves contemporary and comfort can be synonymous. Aris applies mid-century ergonomics to modern lines creating an attractive and superbly comfortable design. Aris is a full-line collection that features dining chairs, counter and bar stools, urban scale, traditional, max deep seating, and chaise lounge options.

In 1948 Brown Jordan founder Robert Brown partnered with designer Walter Lamb to produce a collection that ingeniously repurposed bronze and brass piping and cotton rope salvaged from the sunken ships of Pearl Harbor. Celebrated for its graceful, free-flowing curves, the Walter Lamb Bronze collection became an icon of mid-century modern design. It still is today. In 2019, the collection was reimagined and reissued in modern, long-lasting materials, like aluminum frame and polypropylene rope.