MEL by VONDOM: a modular lounge for generous terraces

VONDOM · Ramón Esteve

VONDOM MEL: large rounded sofa group and several tables beside a stone home

MEL in a larger arrangement

This series presents the MEL collection by Ramón Esteve for VONDOM in generous terrace arrangements. It complements the smaller MEL lounge on its separate page with sofa elements, several tables and additional resting areas. The supplied document lists polyethylene, polyurethane and fabrics and describes a continuous rounded design approach. The images focus on soft upholstery alongside a surrounding frame. Individual sitting areas form a connected outline beside warm stone architecture. This suggests an inviting concept for a large terrace: the group establishes a recognisable centre while the outdoor space remains open towards the landscape. Compare your proposed composition with the modules currently available. The image arrangement provides inspiration rather than a definitive list of components to order.

VONDOM MEL: rounded pale sofa group with several small tables beside a stone wall

VONDOM MEL: lounge group on a terrace beside a contemporary stone home

A connected sofa outline rather than separate islands

The large lounge and its overhead view show several sitting areas becoming one connected group. The curved line creates a different impression from a row of independent armchairs. Start your plan with the intended use and the floor space actually available. How many people will regularly sit together? Which seats will mainly be used for reading? Where should the view remain open? Draw the important routes first and then add the furniture outline. A modular arrangement can organise a large terrace but should not narrow doors or garden transitions. Include outer frame measurements as well as upholstery. Freestanding backs matter because they shape the view towards the lounge from both the home and the landscape.

VONDOM MEL: overhead close view of a rounded sofa element with pale cushions

Textiles give the shape warmth

The close views show broad upholstery and several cushions inside the rounded frame. Their textile texture provides a soft counterpoint to stone walls and terrace paving. Consider fabric colour and frame together. A warm pale finish can accompany the architecture, while a stronger contrast makes individual sofa elements more noticeable. Compare samples at the intended location and at different times of day. Screen colours provide an initial impression rather than definitive fabric samples. Your preferred sitting position matters too. A generous lounge should suit its actual use as well as appearing inviting in a picture. Check the exact upholstery and fabric specification, recommended care and storage using current manufacturer information.

VONDOM MEL: sofa, tables and loungers beside a pool and stone façade

Position several tables with purpose

Low tables in different sizes sit between the sofa areas, adding variety and distributing surfaces across the group. Give each one a clear purpose in your own plan. Where will drinks stand, where will books go, and which seats need their own small surface? Check the reach from the sofa rather than arranging tables only for appearance. One large table can be too far away in a long or curving group. Several small surfaces may help but still need circulation room. Keep access to the seats clear. Restrained decoration preserves usefulness and supports the calm composition. The overhead view is particularly helpful for considering open gaps and the complete group size together.

VONDOM MEL: rounded upholstered seat with a curved pale frame

VONDOM MEL image series: upholstered loungers and small tables beside a pool

Dining and loungers as neighbouring areas

Additional views connect the lounge with dining and poolside loungers, showing several activities on one terrace. These zones do not have to be equally large in your own setting. Choose a priority and add the areas that fit everyday life. Keep recognisable routes between table, sofa and resting place. Dining benefits from proximity to the kitchen, while a quieter edge can accommodate loungers. Confirm dimensions, equipment and materials for each exact piece. Complementary objects in an image series do not necessarily share the sofa's construction. The related pale finishes connect the groups shown, while stone, planting and water establish a calm background and make the terrace feel like one setting.

VONDOM MEL image series: dining and lounge areas on a terrace with a sea view

VONDOM MEL image series: close view of chairs and a pale rectangular dining table

Bring the modular concept to your terrace

Save your preferred sofa arrangement and note the seats, tables and available floor plan. Compare current MEL models with the manufacturer and confirm dimensions, specifications, care and purchasing routes. Include cushion storage. The smaller MEL series and further SkyContainer references help compare different terrace sizes. These steps turn the generous presentation into a considered combination for your own home.

VONDOM MEL: overhead view of a curving lounge with pale cushions and tables

Which specification suits you?

Compare the images and check dimensions, fabrics, colours and purchasing routes for your selection directly with the manufacturer.

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