Bloom Furniture Studio

Carved from a single continuous line of teak.

The Agave chair is built in solid teak with thinned edges that echo the plant's own leaves. The seat and backrest flow into each other without a break, so the frame reads as one continuous shape rather than assembled parts.

The look carries a 60's silhouette, paired with a sepia black metal frame that lets the wood grain lead.

https://www.ethimo.com/en/collection/agave

Timeless charm, modern function.

Inspired by late 19th-century urban furnishings, Venexia pairs light woven construction with considered proportions that support the body naturally.

The result is a sophisticated yet informal approach to outdoor living, crafted for comfort and enduring style.

https://www.ethimo.com/en/collection/venexia

A nest for the open air.

Hut takes its cue from a teepee, with slender structural stems rising to shelter a generous seat layered with weather‑resistant cushions and metal detailing that defines the silhouette.

Winner of the Archiproducts Design Award 2020 and EDIDA 2021.

https://www.ethimo.com/en/collection/hut

Patio, designed by Zanellato/Bortotto for Ethimo, pairs handwoven rope seating with a natural teak frame.

Inspired by the secluded charm of Andalusian courtyards, it offers refined outdoor comfort and weather-resistant construction for contemporary terraces and gardens.

https://www.ethimo.com/en/collection/patio

No front, no back, no beginning or end.

Designed by Elena Salmistraro for Ethimo, Loop reimagines the outdoor sofa as a system of interwoven volumes that flow into one another.

Accessible from every side, it is made for gathering, sharing and settling in, however you like.

https://www.ethimo.com/es/coleccion/loop

Outdoor living, reconsidered.

Rotin pairs handwoven rattan with a pickled teak frame, its warm presence crafted for the open air.

Available as a sofa, lounge armchair, coffee table and pouf, each piece is composed for slow afternoons in good company.

https://www.ethimo.com/en/collection/rotin

The Ironica Chair borrows its look from Scandinavian design tradition, but it's a Ton original, built in the Czech Republic from beech or oak.

Seven slim bars shape the backrest, and the same silhouette carries through to a barstool and table in the collection.

https://www.ton.eu/en/ironica-chair-ironically-an-icon

A shape you don't expect from bentwood.

The Again Chair's rounded silhouette was inspired by a tennis racket and pairs with a construction rarely seen in wood furniture: bentwood combined with solid beech.

Comfortable armrests, four-high stackability and a row-connection option make it as practical as it is distinctive.

https://www.ton.eu/en/again-chair-bold-yet-stackable

This is minimalism, before minimalism had a name.

The 30 Armchair made its debut in 1924, when Le Corbusier included it in his Paris exhibition, and shocked audiences with its restraint.

Built from bentwood beech, it moves easily between a modernist living room and a rustic one, proof that good design doesn't need updating to stay relevant.

https://www.ton.eu/en/30-armchair-ode-to-woodbending

Part armchair, part sculpture.

Ton's Chips Lounge Chair, by Czech designer Lucie Koldová, pairs a bentwood beech frame with an oversized, rounded silhouette. It seats at 35.5 cm and comes in a wide range of colours, built to anchor a room rather than blend into it.

https://www.ton.eu/en/chips-lounge-chair-poetic-presence