B2B by VONDOM: an open chair for planted terraces

VONDOM · Eugeni Quitllet

VONDOM B2B: orange chairs around round tables on a planted brick terrace

A ring holds the shape together

B2B is a chair design by Eugeni Quitllet for VONDOM. The supplied document dates it to 2026 and specifies polypropylene. The design starts with a ring surrounding the seat and back. Two softly rounded surfaces appear visually separate while belonging to a connected structure. The manufacturer's presentation for Feria Hábitat Valencia 2026 includes B2B as a new design. The images reveal the open form particularly through the gaps. Planting and brick paving remain visible behind the chair while its orange frame traces a distinct line. This creates an interesting terrace combination: a recognisable individual piece with an airy-looking silhouette. B2B is the collection name; the design can inspire a private dining area as well as larger seating groups.

Orange connects furniture and paving

The warm chair colour relates to the brick paving while standing apart from the strong greenery. This helps the terrace feel connected despite its different plants and table groups. Compare the design with the materials already in your outdoor space. A related warm finish can accompany terracotta, while beside grey stone it creates a stronger accent. Choose from the actual available specification and a colour sample. Sunlight, shade and screen settings affect the impression. You do not need to recreate the entire terrace: one small dining area can use the relationship between a warm frame and green surroundings. A restrained palette gives the chair room to show its distinctive outline.

VONDOM B2B: front view of an orange chair with a continuous ring frame

Round tables create small gathering places

The wide view places B2B around several round tables. Each group has its own centre, with plants along the edge. One such gathering place is often enough for a private garden. Start with the table and the number of seats you actually need, then add space for chairs to pull back. A small round table can be useful on a narrow terrace but still requires circulation room. Check access to the home and the planting. If you plan several groups, keep routes between them open. The series demonstrates a connected furniture colour rather than the right quantity for your own space. A sketch using current dimensions helps make the dining area comfortable and clear.

VONDOM B2B: angled orange chair beside a round table and planting

Consider the front and side together

The front view emphasises seat and back, while the angled image shows the continuous frame. Both perspectives are useful when choosing. Furniture is rarely seen only from the front in everyday life. Different views arise from the garden, door and table, so compare the complete silhouette with its intended position. An open frame can provide a welcoming counterpoint beside a closed container wall. Near glass, it allows the architecture to remain visible. Seat height, armrests and the pairing with the table also matter. Check these dimensions for the chosen specification. The image proportions help with an initial impression but do not replace actual measurements or a personal assessment of sitting posture.

Include handling in the selection

The close image of a hand on the upper frame draws attention to handling. If chairs will be moved regularly, that everyday detail belongs in the selection. Confirm weight, any stacking options and suitable storage using current information for the exact model. The grip shown does not establish load ratings or a permitted stacking height. Plan an accessible storage place if the dining area will be cleared seasonally. For a permanent terrace setting, clear routes and easy access to the seats are the main priorities. An open chair form can make the area look light; assess how practical the selected version will be together with the table, footprint and daily routine.

Develop your B2B idea

Save your preferred views and note space requirements, table measurements and the desired colour. The linked manufacturer presentation introduces B2B. Confirm current specifications, care and purchasing routes for your selection. Further SkyContainer images provide terrace and home references. In a thoughtfully planned small table group, the open ring form can become a welcoming centre for your outdoor space.

VONDOM B2B: a hand holding the upper curved frame of an orange chair

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