Dedon
The house that made woven outdoor furniture a luxury category: a proprietary fibre, hand-woven over aluminium, read for the US buyer.
The original in woven outdoor.
Dedon was founded in 1990 by Bobby Dekeyser and is headquartered in Lüneburg, Germany, with a US hub in Greensboro, North Carolina. It is widely credited with turning woven outdoor furniture into a design-led luxury category, and is sold in more than a hundred countries.
Its collections are drawn by designers including Jean-Marie Massaud, Sebastian Herkner, Stephen Burks, Daniel Pouzet and Toan Nguyen. For US buyers, lines reach the market through authorised dealers, with lead times that vary by collection and finish.
A selection of lines.
Mbrace
Sebastian Herkner's lounge and dining seating, soft volumes on a fine frame.
The current collection.
MBRACE
Award-winning collection by Sebastian Herkner that brings woven DEDON Fiber together with a solid teak base, plus an optional die-cast aluminum base. The range spans lounge chairs, daybeds, rocking and dining chairs as well as tables and a footstool.
TIBBO
Teak collection by Edward Barber and Jay Osgerby that includes outdoor sofas, chairs, beach loungers and dining sets.
SEAX
Collection by Jean-Marie Massaud noted for its attention to detail and material mix, including woven armchairs and tables.
AHNDA
Collection by Stephen Burks in weatherproof DEDON Fiber with an open weave inspired by Philippine weaving culture and reinforced aluminum legs. It includes lounge chairs, wingback chairs, footstools, a two-seater and a coffee table.
NESTREST
Hanging lounger built around an aluminum frame and woven in a specially created four-centimeter DEDON Fiber, offering a breathable, cocoon-like shelter. Designed by Daniel Pouzet and Fred Frety.
BRIXX
Flexible system of rectangular modules by Lorenza Bozzoli, fully upholstered in a water-repellent fabric made of 50% recycled content for indoor and outdoor use.
ATOLO
Lounge collection by Claudio Bellini woven from DEDON Fiber in three harmonious tones, comprising a lounge chair, two-seater and footstool.
BABYLON
Collection by Harry-Paul made from translucent, rotomolded polyethylene, including side tables, stools, planters and a sculptural luminaire with dimmable LED lighting for outdoor use.
BELLMONDE
Dining collection by Henrik Pedersen pairing woven outdoor chairs in DEDON Fiber with dining tables.
CALADIO
Armchair by Hoffmann & Kahleyss combining hand-woven DEDON Fiber in several color variations with a wooden frame, available with or without cushions.
CIRQL NU
Collection by Werner Aisslinger made with DEDON's co-extruded invert fiber, which combines two fiber colors and types into one strand for textured, geometric 3D-effect weaves. It includes an armchair, lounge chair, footstool, bistro table and side table.
DALA
Lounge collection by Stephen Burks woven in DEDON Fiber, with lounge chairs and matching tables and planters.
DAYDREAM
Four-poster canopy daybed by Richard Frinier with undulating lines and a Viennese cane-weaving pattern, for indoor or outdoor use.
FLLAIR
Collection by Samuel Wilkinson with soft, sculptural curves in DEDON Fiber and teak, comprising an armchair and a dining table that seats up to five.
IZON
Coffee and side tables by Arik Levy designed to mix, match and overlap, with powder-coated aluminum frames and tops in materials from glass to natural stone.
KIDA
Collection by Stephen Burks featuring a hanging lounge chair along with other outdoor lounge and dining chairs in woven DEDON Fiber.
LEAF
Award-winning LEAF beach chair by Frank Ligthart, an organically shaped woven lounger.
LOON
Outdoor light by Sebastian Herkner with a balloon-like shade on a teak pedestal, designed to complement the MBRACE collection and the wider DEDON range.
LOUNGE
Collection by Frank Ligthart whose rectilinear modules come together in a wide variety of seating arrangements.
MBARQ
Modular outdoor sofa collection by Sebastian Herkner with lounge seats and daybeds that can be configured to fit any outdoor space.
MBRACE ALU
Variant of Sebastian Herkner's MBRACE built on a die-cast aluminum base, featuring woven outdoor lounge chairs and modern dining chairs.
MDEAR
Modular lounging line by Sebastian Herkner built from five organic shapes that stand alone or combine into larger seating arrangements, pairing woven DEDON Fiber with teak.
MU
Collection by Toan Nguyen featuring a modular outdoor sofa with configurable components and a pool lounge chair.
MYMI
Injection-molded armchair and bistro table by GamFratesi inspired by Parisian cafe culture, suited to both outdoor and indoor use.
ORBIT
Rotating love seat by Richard Frinier with a circular Batyline mattress and an opening cloth canopy, also offered in a larger ORBIT XXL version.
PAPYON
Wing chair and footstool by Arnd Kuechel woven in DEDON Fiber with contrasting textures, inspired by butterfly wings and shown in the nectar colorway.
PAROS
Woven modular lounge system by Jean-Marie Massaud in a new strand of organic DEDON Fiber, with two- and three-seaters, beach chairs and corner and side modules.
PORCINI
Collection of sculptural side tables by Lorenza Bozzoli, named after porcini mushrooms, offered in an all-ceramic version and a woven version.
REAV
Collection of outdoor umbrellas by the DEDON design studio that combine minimalist design with smooth engineering and robust functionality.
ROII
Collection by Benjamin Baum for DEDON Studio with hand-woven herringbone and triaxial weaves in DEDON Fiber, including armchairs, side chairs, lounge chairs, barstools and beach chairs.
SATELLITE
Streamlined side and dining tables by Jean-Marie Massaud.
SEALINE
Lounge collection by Jean-Marie Massaud combining a woven DEDON Fiber sofa with teak coffee tables.
SEASHELL GRAND
Collection by Jean-Marie Massaud inspired by seashells, comprising a wing chair and footstool made with ecoconscious materials.
SEASHELL NUO
Seating collection by Jean-Marie Massaud offered in pearl and sepia sea colorways, including armchairs, barstools, beach chairs, lounge chairs and side chairs.
SOLYD
Teak dining table by Martin Hoss measuring 280 by 100 cm, designed to pair with DEDON's woven chairs.
SWINGREST
Woven hanging loungers and chairs by Daniel Pouzet, inspired by DEDON's NESTREST.
THE OTHERS
Collection of hand-woven, anthropomorphic lanterns by Stephen Burks that can be presented individually or arranged in totem-like stacks.
Mbrace
Designed by Sebastian HerknerMbrace is Sebastian Herkner's seating line for Dedon, hand-woven in the brand's proprietary fibre over a powder-coated aluminium frame. It reads as light and crafted while standing up to terrace and poolside use.
It runs across lounge and dining pieces, a clear showcase for the fibre that defines the house.
What the pieces are made of.
Dedon is built around its proprietary DEDON Fibre, a weatherproof synthetic weave engineered in Germany to resist UV, saltwater and temperature extremes, hand-woven over powder-coated aluminium frames. A more sustainable EcoCycle Fibre was introduced in 2021.
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Dedon, answered.
Where is Dedon made?
Dedon is headquartered in Lüneburg, Germany, with a US hub in Greensboro, North Carolina. It was founded in 1990.
When was Dedon founded?
In 1990, by Bobby Dekeyser.
What is DEDON Fibre?
A proprietary weatherproof synthetic weave engineered in Germany, hand-woven over aluminium frames. An EcoCycle Fibre variant followed in 2021.
What is NESTREST?
NESTREST is Dedon's hanging cocoon lounger, designed by Daniel Pouzet and Fred Frety, and one of the brand's most recognisable pieces.
What are Dedon's signature collections?
Among them are NESTREST, SEAX by Jean-Marie Massaud, Mbrace by Sebastian Herkner and Dala by Stephen Burks.
Who designs for Dedon?
Designers include Jean-Marie Massaud, Sebastian Herkner, Stephen Burks, Daniel Pouzet and Toan Nguyen.
Is Dedon available in the US?
Yes. Lines reach the US through authorised dealers, supported by a hub in Greensboro, North Carolina.
Is Dedon furniture sustainable?
Dedon introduced a more sustainable EcoCycle Fibre in 2021, a recyclable version of its proprietary weatherproof weave.
How is Dedon furniture made?
Each frame is hand-woven in Dedon's fibre over a powder-coated aluminium skeleton, a process closer to basketry than to upholstery.
Is Dedon used in hospitality projects?
Yes. Alongside residential collections, Dedon supplies hospitality and commercial settings, and is sold in more than a hundred countries.
How should I care for Dedon fibre?
The fibre is engineered to resist UV, saltwater and temperature extremes; routine cleaning per the maker's guidance is generally enough.
Can I buy from this site?
No. Premium Furniture is an independent editorial directory. We document the house and point you to the maker.