PALM by VONDOM: open chairs for green outdoor spaces

VONDOM · Eugeni Quitllet

VONDOM PALM: green chair groups beside pale contemporary architecture, palms and water

A plant-inspired seating shape

PALM is a collection designed by Eugeni Quitllet for VONDOM. The supplied document specifies polypropylene and describes an open plant-inspired structure. In the images, this appears as a patterned seat and back. Individual lines leave gaps and give the chair an airy visual presence. Curved armrests connect the back with the slender legs. The design suits a setting where both planting and architecture should remain visible. The tropical surroundings are a reference rather than a requirement. A small garden, courtyard or terrace beside a container home can also use the relationship between open furniture contours and greenery. Check the exact product specification and material information for the model you want using the manufacturer's current documentation.

VONDOM PALM: dark chairs beside a round table, palms and water

Green connects furniture with the garden

The green chairs echo the planting while remaining distinct objects against it. Beside pale architecture, they create a lively, welcoming dining area. Compare this finish with your own plants and façade. Green can connect the furniture with the garden, but the shade should be chosen deliberately. Different tones look different in sunlight and shadow. Use current colour information and, where possible, a sample at the intended location. The idea does not need a large quantity of additional plants. A calm table-and-chair group may be enough when some greenery accompanies the edge. This keeps the outdoor area open and allows the chair's characteristic pattern to remain visible instead of competing with numerous decorative items.

VONDOM PALM: green chairs around a pale table beside tropical planting

Dark chairs trace clear outlines

The dark version presents the same basic form with a different effect. Its outlines stand out more clearly against pale paving and plants. A dark chair can relate to window frames or existing metal furniture, creating a connection with the house colour on a container terrace. Compare the dark and green views together with the table. A pale tabletop changes the group as much as a dark base does. The overall colour relationships matter more than selecting one appealing image. Consider the view from indoors too. A freestanding group is seen from several sides, so check whether frame, pattern and table feel connected from both the home and garden. A thoughtful contrast can give a small dining place a clear identity.

Round tables need room all around

The series places PALM around round tables. This shape can support shared conversation and establish an easily understood centre. Plan table dimensions, chair width and pull-back space together. Each seat should remain accessible when the others are occupied. Check access from the home and routes between several groups. The expansive terrace shown does not prescribe a furniture quantity for your property. One well-positioned table can express the same idea on a smaller scale. Include armrests and a suitable pairing of seat and table heights. Current measurements and a simple floor-plan sketch help assess the arrangement realistically. This keeps dining comfortable and preserves circulation space, making the setting useful beyond the initial visual impression.

VONDOM PALM: angled view of a green chair with an open patterned seat and back

Details reveal the structure

The angled and side close-ups make the seat, back and armrests easy to compare. The pattern changes its appearance with the viewing direction. Use the enlarged images to examine the full outline and transitions. Sitting posture, handling and care also matter in everyday use. Confirm these points for the exact version with the manufacturer and assess the sitting experience personally where possible. If the dining area will be rearranged regularly, include storage in the plan. The open structure communicates visual lightness but does not establish particular load ratings or maintenance intervals. Appropriate information lets you choose the form deliberately and make sure the table group suits the routine on your terrace.

VONDOM PALM: side view of a green chair with curved armrests

Choose PALM for your home

Save your preferred colour and the related table views. Note the available area, seating requirements and dimensions of any existing table. The manufacturer page shows the current PALM collection; check specifications, care and purchasing routes. Further SkyContainer images provide home, terrace and garden references. With a calm arrangement and accessible seats, the open chair form can complement your outdoor space and invite everyday time together.

VONDOM PALM: several dark dining groups on a waterside terrace

Which specification suits you?

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