Talenti
Italian outdoor furniture from Umbria: designer-led collections in aluminium, teak and woven fibre, read for the US buyer.
A family-rooted outdoor house from central Italy.
Talenti was founded in 2004 by Fabrizio Cameli in Amelia, in the Province of Terni, Umbria. It grew from a family craft tradition that began with Cameli Marmi in 1945. The brand made its trade debut in 2009 at the Salone del Mobile and has since built a catalogue shaped by international designers, distributed in more than 65 countries.
Its collections are shaped by designers including Marco Acerbis, Karim Rashid, Ramón Esteve, Ludovica Serafini + Roberto Palomba, Carlo Colombo and Christophe Pillet. In 2024 the brand received the Compasso d’Oro, Italy's most prestigious design award. For US buyers, collections reach the market through authorised dealers, with lead times that vary by line and finish.
A selection of lines.
Itaca
Carlo Colombo's modular lounge collection, built around configurable island-form compositions in Accoya, teak and upholstered cushions.
The current collection.
Allure
Modular seating built on slim aluminum feet that rise into a solid Accoya wood frame, paired with geometric cushions in varied sizes. Designed by Christophe Pillet.
Argo
A sofa collection inspired by the wooden box, with broad lateral sides that contain the cushions for a deep seat, set on a sledge base. Designed by Ludovica and Roberto Palomba.
Casilda
Combines plain geometries, captivating fabrics and a neutral palette, balancing materials and shapes. Designed by Ramon Esteve.
CleoSoft Alu
Combines a lightweight aluminum structure with vitter surfaces and textile upholstery, including seating, daybeds and tables. Designed by Marco Acerbis.
Coral
A modular collection built from aluminum and rope, with clean lines and a range of complementary accessories. Designed by Marco Acerbis.
Cottage
Reinterprets the wide seats and high backrests of country porches in contemporary outdoor furniture using mixed materials. Designed by Ramon Esteve.
Bond
A modular sofa built from individual modules that combine into larger compositions, with rounded seat cushions and generous, compact-depth seats. Designed by Marco Acerbis.
Breez
A sun lounger with a curved tubular frame and a woven mesh base, shaped for ergonomic comfort. Designed by Karim Rashid.
Capri
An aluminum collection that reinterprets the style of classic Italian seaside bathing establishments with a light, contemporary aluminum structure. Designed by Ludovica and Roberto Palomba.
CleoSoft Wood
Pairs a rigid, geometric sofa frame with soft cushions, designed to be arranged in multiple layouts. Designed by Marco Acerbis.
Cliff
A modular collection detailed with woven nautical rope and patterned fabrics over modular structures. Designed by Ludovica and Roberto Palomba.
Cruise Alu
Pairs the look of the Cruise Teak line with an aluminum base and die-cast aluminum feet, where the cast foot becomes a distinctive element. Designed by Ludovica and Roberto Palomba.
Dolcevita
An outdoor collection with an essential design, finished in teak and stoneware and characterized by a dense weave of rope across the pieces.
Frame
Combines aluminum structures with padded woven rope and cushions, creating a latticed effect on the tubular frame. Designed by Ludovica and Roberto Palomba.
Jackie
A collection of versatile outdoor accessories, including poufs, baskets and planters, designed to combine with Talenti's other collections.
Leaf
A collection inspired by nature, combining generous proportions with soft cushions on slim feet.
Milo
A coordinated family of outdoor pieces sartorially detailed, with a line described as flexible yet rigid, colored but balanced. Designed by Marco Acerbis.
Moon Alu
Pairs the sinuous forms of the Moon Teak line with practical aluminum frames and padded cushions in shades of gray. Designed by Cristian Visentin.
Nido
Soft, rounded shapes with woven wicker-style backrests, spanning sofa elements, seats, a sunbed and a daybed. Designed by the Palomba Serafini studio.
Nova
Interprets outdoor living with a rational design language, using an aluminum structure with clean geometries and generous seats for residential and contract settings.
Oliver
Combines natural teak with warm white fabric across living and dining structures, emphasizing a link with nature.
Panama
Features wide shapes with woven rope and includes chairs, lounge seating, barstools, sunbeds, poufs and sofas. Designed by Ludovica and Roberto Palomba.
Prichi
Draws on English-style living rooms and includes a living set and a dining set, using materials suited to outdoor use.
Queen
Comprises lightweight, easily movable chairs and two foldable Alucom tables.
Riviera
Combines fabrics, ceramic, Accoya wood and leather with an aluminum structure, suited to contract, residential and nautical contexts. Designed by Jean-Philippe Nuel.
Sacco
A relaxed lounge piece in durable materials and finishes, suited to poolside and outdoor settings.
Scacco
A modular sofa defined by rope woven over a metal frame and rounded padding, contrasting the upholstered front with the rope-worked back. Designed by Ludovica and Roberto Palomba.
Snap
A line of poufs and coffee tables with clean, compact forms for outdoor lounge and living areas. Designed by Francesco Favaretto.
Step
A compact lounge line with stackable sunbeds and removable, washable, weather-resistant cushions.
Sylvie
A collection of outdoor tables with clean lines and weather-resistant materials, available in various finishes and colors.
Touch
A broad collection for living, dining and relaxation, including textilene sofas, aluminum tables and sunbeds.
Tweet
Uses the rotational molding technique to create curved outdoor elements built around themes of hospitality and conviviality. Designed by Ludovica and Roberto Palomba.
Itaca
Designed by Carlo ColomboItaca is Talenti's modular lounge collection, designed by Carlo Colombo. Taking its name from the island of Ulysses, the collection is built around independently configurable modules that combine and separate like an archipelago, adapting to large and small outdoor spaces alike.
Frames are available in Accoya, natural teak and rosewood versions, with surface options including white Carrara marble and titanium travertine. Cushions are finished in finely woven outdoor fabrics in a broad colour range, with the full collection extending to armchairs, daybeds, tables and dining chairs.
What the pieces are made of.
Across its outdoor work Talenti uses powder-coated aluminium, FSC-certified Accoya and teak, composite concrete, lava stone and solution-dyed acrylic and recycled-PET outdoor fabrics. Material choices are tied to named collections rather than applied as a blanket finish.
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Talenti, answered.
Where is Talenti made?
Talenti is headquartered in Amelia, in the Province of Terni, Umbria, Italy, where it operates its main production and logistics facility. A second production hub opened in Terni in 2025 for its new indoor division.
When was Talenti founded?
In 2004, by Fabrizio Cameli in Amelia, Umbria. The Cameli family had earlier founded Cameli Marmi in 1945, a marble craft business that provided the manufacturing heritage Talenti built on.
Who founded Talenti?
Fabrizio Cameli, who joined the family marble business in 1983 before launching Talenti as an outdoor furniture brand in 2004.
What are Talenti's signature collections?
Among the best known are Itaca by Carlo Colombo, the Cleo family by Marco Acerbis, Salinas and Argo by Ludovica + Roberto Palomba, and the Ermes parasol also by Palomba Serafini.
Who designs for Talenti?
Designers include Marco Acerbis, Karim Rashid, Ramón Esteve, Ludovica Serafini + Roberto Palomba, Carlo Colombo, Jean Philippe Nuel and Christophe Pillet.
What materials does Talenti use?
Powder-coated aluminium, Accoya, FSC-certified teak, composite concrete, lava stone, and weatherproof fabrics including solution-dyed acrylic and recycled-PET upholstery.
What is the Itaca collection?
Itaca is a modular outdoor lounge collection by Carlo Colombo. Its island-form modules can be configured as compact seating or large lounge compositions, with frames in Accoya or teak and surfaces in marble or travertine.
Is Talenti available in the US?
Yes. Collections reach the US market through authorised dealers; lead times vary by line and finish.
Has Talenti won any design awards?
Yes. In 2024 Talenti received the Compasso d'Oro, Italy's most prestigious design award, for the MrX product designed by Marco Acerbis.
What is Talenti's design style?
A contemporary Italian approach that bridges indoor refinement and outdoor durability, developed through long-term designer collaborations rather than anonymous ranges. Formal precision and material quality are consistent across the catalogue.
How should I care for Talenti outdoor furniture?
Care varies by collection: aluminium pieces need occasional wipe-down; Accoya and teak are naturally durable but benefit from periodic treatment; lava stone surfaces should be kept free of standing water. Follow the maker's collection-specific care guidance.
Can I buy from this site?
No. Premium Furniture is an independent editorial directory. We document the house and point you to the maker.