Aluminium Week

Dezeen Showroom: a collection of silver-toned outdoor furniture made from aluminium is among nine new products featured on Dezeen Showroom.

Aluminium Week-End outdoor furniture by Petite Friture

French design brand Petite Friture has released a new iteration of its Week-End collection of outdoor furniture, characterised by its shiny metallic finish.

Aluminium Week-End outdoor furniture shares the silhouette of the original collection – released in 2017 – with a silver-toned finish that celebrates the range's materiality.

The collection was recently featured on Dezeen Showroom alongside lampshades made from recycled plastic found in the world's oceans and a coffee table made out of 100-year-old wood.

Read on to see more of the latest products:

Ocean Coil pendant lighting by LightArt

LightArt, a sub-brand of 3form, has added a pendant lamp to its Coil lighting collection that is made out of recycled ocean plastic.

Ocean Coil uses 3D printing technology to create the lampshades, which come in green, white and a green-white mixed hue.

Find out more about Ocean Coil ›

Eternity high stool by Space Copenhagen for Mater

Furniture brand Mater worked with designers Space Copenhagen on a stool made from Matek, the brand's material made from coffee shells and e-waste.

The Eternity high stool can be returned to the brand for reprocessing and comes in a single dark colour that reflects its materiality.

Find out more about Eternity ›

Centenniale coffee table by Joanna Laajisto for Nikari

For Finnish brand Nikari, architect and designer Joanna Laajisto created a low-lying coffee table made from 100-year-old timber.

The Centenniale coffee table has rounded, blocky legs at each corner of its sharp, angular tabletop – a design choice made to showcase the variations in the grain of the wood.

Find out more about Centenniale ›

BetteMono bath fittings by Tesseraux & Partner for Bette

German bathroom brand Bette has released a series of monochromatic bath fittings to streamline the aesthetic of single-coloured baths.

BetteMono fittings come in a spectrum of colours and are scratch resistant as well as being easy to clean.

Find out more about BetteMono ›

R24 outdoor furniture by Paula Valentini for Gandia Blasco

Spanish brand Gandia Blasco collaborated with Argentinian architect Paula Valentini on a collection of geometric stools and coffee tables.

Each piece in the R24 range is made up of five-millimetre-thick stainless steel rods and can be used both indoors and outdoors.

Find out more about R24 ›

Aran lounge chair by Morgan

British brand Morgan has released a slimline wooden chair with 3D-knitted upholstery.

The Aran lounge chair's fabric is made from 100 per cent post-consumer recycled polyester and the frame is available in beech, ash, oak or walnut.

Find out more about Aran ›

Stump stool by Alexander Lotersztain for Derlot

Australian designer Alexander Lotersztain worked with furniture brand Derlot on a versatile range of stools designed to facilitate a myriad of functions.

Stump stools come in three heights and a range of upholstery options, with the option to add a chassis with wheels or integrated LED lighting.

Find out more about Stump ›

Miau table by GamFratesi for Koyori

Japanese brand Koyori worked with design studio GamFratesi on a wooden table with tapered legs and rounded corners that show off the natural grain of the wood.

Miau table is available in either solid oak or walnut and lacks the under-table bar of conventional tables, allowing more diners to sit around it.

Find out more about Miau ›

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