Garden Antibes by Röshults. The outdoors as a place to gather.

There are collections that define not only a style, but a way of living. Garden Antibes is born from that idea: bringing the Mediterranean spirit outdoors through a contemporary lens, where calm, light, and shared living become the starting point.

Designed by the studio Broberg & Ridderstråle, the series proposes a clear and balanced language. Restrained forms, precise proportions, and a simple aesthetic allow it to integrate naturally into outdoor environments

A system for living the summer.

Garden Antibes includes an armchair, sofa, and two side tables, pieces designed to coexist and create cohesive spaces. Compositions that invite gathering, slowing down time, and enjoying the outdoors in comfort.

Each element follows a shared logic: to create a relaxed atmosphere where design accompanies without interfering. A place for conversation, rest, or simply inhabiting the slower rhythm of long days.

Material, structure, and detail.

The anthracite structure, in a Black Grey tone, provides solidity and resistance to use and outdoor conditions. Over it, the rope weaving introduces a warmer, more tactile dimension, defining the character of each piece.

This balance between industrial precision and crafted texture creates a subtle contrast that enriches the whole. Visual lightness is combined with a robust construction, designed to endure.

The cushions are upholstered in Sunbrella® fabric, available in two tones, offering comfort that is both welcoming and durable. Designed to withstand sun exposure and rain, they retain their quality and appearance over time, reinforcing the idea of design meant to be lived outdoors without limitation.

A continuous language.

Garden Antibes is part of a broader way of understanding outdoor space as a whole. It allows for the creation of complete environments(kitchen, dining, lounge, or pool area) while maintaining consistent aesthetic and functional coherence throughout.

Minimalism, architecture, and contemporaneity come together in a collection that understands design as experience. Because beyond objects, Garden Antibes proposes a way of being: open, serene, and shared.