Parterre (Collection)

Parterre has over 20 years experience showcasing European design and supplying contemporary outdoor furniture pieces and accessories from four of Europe’s leading furniture designers – Royal Botania, Gandia Blasco, Domani and Slide.

BY jesse

November 21st, 2008

With a range that includes sleek, ergonomic chairs and sun lounges made from stainless steel and mesh through to teak market umbrellas, Parterre’s expansive collection provides innovative solutions for outdoor spaces.

Product Range
Outdoor furniture and accessories.

Major Brands
Royal Botania, Gandia Blasco, Domani and Slide Design.

Application
Hospitality and residential.

Sustainability
Royal Botania is dedicated to environmental sustainability and only uses plantation teak for their products.

Specialised Services
From classic and symmetrical formal garden designs to more contemporary designs, the company offers a full landscape design service from residential garden design to inner city apartments or large rural projects. Parterre has been designing and implementing gardens throughout Australia and overseas for the last 25 years.

Lead time
12-16 weeks.

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