Unopiù
Italy's first house dedicated entirely to outdoor furniture, built from Tuscia since 1978 and shaped by designers including Matteo Thun, Federica Biasi and Matteo Nunziati.
Forty-five years of bringing the interior outdoors.
Unopiù was founded in 1978 in Soriano nel Cimino, a hill town in Tuscia, Lazio, roughly fifteen kilometres from Viterbo. At a time when outdoor furniture was largely left to anonymous catalogue goods, the company set out to give exterior spaces the same considered design that interiors received. Its first catalogue appeared in 1982 and featured teak and timber pieces that remained signatures for decades. The Amanda hammock, introduced in 1988, became an early emblem of a more relaxed and sophisticated approach to outdoor living.
Today Unopiù works with internationally recognised designers to shape collections across lounge, dining, shade and structural pieces. Collections reach the US market through authorised dealers and contract channels, with lead times that vary by line and finish.
A selection of lines.
Salò
Matteo Thun and Benedetto Fasciana's 2025 aluminium collection, Bauhaus-inflected and named for the shores of Lake Garda, spanning lounge, dining, and sun loungers.
The current collection.
Agorà
Modular outdoor seating in hand-woven WaProLace fiber on lightweight aluminum frames, including sofas, armchairs and loungers.
Ariete
Outdoor collection of sofas, tables and seating for gardens, patios and terraces.
Aurora
A classic Unopiù garden collection in a romantic, elegant style; the line includes a sun lounger.
C'est la Vie
Collection in mahogany with modular sofas, sun loungers, tables and cushions.
Capri
Garden armchairs and tables in woven WaProLace fiber, offered in a range of colors.
Chelsea
Classic teak garden range with chairs, folding deckchairs, tables and loungers.
Cora
Teak and rope outdoor furniture with sofas, loungers and tables.
Cosette
Teak and aluminum extendable tables, folding armchairs and deck chairs.
Davos
Modular outdoor sofas, armchairs and chairs; aluminum joints inspired by Walser craftsmanship allow full customization.
Experience
Outdoor seating in handcrafted woven WaProLace on aluminum frames, with classic chairs, armchairs and loungers.
Ginger
Classic teak director's chairs with durable outdoor fabrics and cushions.
Igea
Mediterranean-style outdoor collection with sofas, armchairs, chairs, tables and a pool lounger.
Les Arcs
Outdoor sofa collection for gardens and terraces.
Lipari
Collection of sofas, chairs and tables for gardens, patios and terraces.
Lulù
Outdoor lounge chair inspired by 1950s rattan easy chairs, with a swing-like canvas seat.
Manta
Collection of sofas, chairs and tables for gardens and terraces.
Meridienne
Aluminum pergola with a modular design, available in wall-mounted or freestanding versions.
Nagi
Handcrafted pergola in Nordic pine and teak wood with a modular design for shaded outdoor spaces.
Nanda
Garden armchair inspired by the bergère, with a contemporary design.
Olimpia
A classic Unopiù line made with WaProLace woven fiber.
Orangerie
Garden greenhouse structures.
Panarea
Lightweight collection with woven details, including chairs, armchairs, sofas, tables and a sun lounger.
Pertre
Modular outdoor tables available in round or square versions, including a high table (h110) for bistro settings.
Pevero
An exclusive line of teak outdoor furniture.
Quadra
Teak and rope collection; teak frames with removable side and back panels in an aluminum frame and highly durable handwoven synthetic cord.
Riviera
Outdoor seating and tables for gardens, patios and terraces.
Salò
Artisan Italian outdoor collection with garden sofas, chairs, tables and sun loungers.
Shibuya
Series of mobile outdoor pergolas.
Solaire
Iron pergolas in freestanding and wall-attached versions with modular roofing and shade options.
Swing
Teak outdoor chaise lounges with curved slats and a stackable design, plus matching stools.
Synthesis
Modern collection in lightweight aluminum with modular sofas, chairs and tables.
Syros
Lightweight iron catch-all side tables in Graphite or Terracotta.
Tibisco
Pergolas and gazebos in galvanized iron with decorative detailing.
Titanic
Teak chaise lounges with adjustable backrest and removable footrest.
Tline
Collection in mud or dove grey aluminum with a wide range of items suited to both public and private spaces.
Toscana
Classic galvanized iron garden seating with sofas, chairs and tables.
Treble
Modular garden seating in aluminum and hand-woven rope, with optional teak coffee tables.
Urbn Balcony
Modular balcony furniture and storage in iroko wood, teak and aluminum, plus planters, tables and accessories.
Versilia
Outdoor tables in teak and aluminum, available in graphite or chocolate finishes.
Welcome
Modular teak sofas, armchairs, poufs and tables with braided rope and customizable cushions.
William
Foldable teak outdoor chairs inspired by Scandinavian design.
Salò
Designed by Matteo Thun and Benedetto FascianaSalò was introduced at Salone del Mobile 2025, designed by Matteo Thun and Benedetto Fasciana and named for the lakeside town on the western shore of Lake Garda. The collection draws on Bauhaus principles, particularly the work of Lina Bo Bardi, combining architectural clarity with generous proportions. The slender curved-arm frame is cast in ultra-lightweight aluminium offered in terracotta, graphite, sage green and sand.
The range extends across lounge and dining armchairs, two- and three-seater sofas, coffee tables, dining tables and stackable sun loungers, all in the same quiet palette. Cushions are removable and covered in high-performance outdoor fabrics. The collection photographs particularly well against water and stone, as its lakeside campaign imagery suggests.
What the pieces are made of.
Across its outdoor range Unopiù uses Grade A teak from certified plantations, powder-coated aluminium, wrought iron treated for outdoor durability, WaProLace® (a proprietary high-performance synthetic fibre developed as a wicker alternative), hand-woven rope, and fiberstone, paired with removable outdoor fabrics and cushions. WaProLace® is central to several long-running lines including Agorà and Experience.
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Unopiù, answered.
Where is Unopiù made?
Unopiù is based in Soriano nel Cimino, in the Tuscia region of Lazio, Italy, about fifteen kilometres from Viterbo. The company was founded there in 1978 and continues to operate from the same area.
When was Unopiù founded?
In 1978, in Soriano nel Cimino, Lazio. Its first catalogue appeared in 1982, and it was the first Italian manufacturer dedicated exclusively to outdoor furniture.
What are Unopiù's signature collections?
Among the best known are Salò and Igea by Matteo Thun and Benedetto Fasciana, Cora by Federica Biasi, Davos by Matteo Nunziati, and the long-running WaProLace® lines Agorà and Experience.
What is WaProLace®?
WaProLace® is Unopiù's proprietary synthetic weaving material, developed as a high-performance alternative to traditional wicker. It is weatherproof, UV-stable and available in multiple weave patterns, used across several collections including Agorà and Experience.
Who designs for Unopiù?
Designers include Matteo Thun and Benedetto Fasciana (Salò, Igea), Federica Biasi (Cora), Matteo Nunziati (Davos) and Keiji Takeuchi (Versilia tables), among others.
What is the Salò collection?
Salò is a 2025 collection by Matteo Thun and Benedetto Fasciana, named for the Lake Garda town. Its ultra-lightweight aluminium frame is Bauhaus-inflected, offered in terracotta, graphite, sage green and sand, with lounge and dining pieces and stackable sun loungers.
What materials does Unopiù use?
Grade A teak from certified plantations, powder-coated aluminium, treated wrought iron, WaProLace® synthetic fibre, hand-woven rope, fiberstone, and high-performance outdoor fabrics and cushions.
Is Unopiù available in the US?
Yes. Collections reach the US through authorised dealers and contract channels. Lead times vary by collection and finish. The brand has furnished hospitality projects in the US, including the Four Seasons Resort in Hawaii and the Greenwich Hotel in New York.
Does Unopiù work in hospitality and contract?
Yes. Unopiù has an active contract division supplying hotels and resorts internationally, with projects at the Bulgari Hotel, Mandarin Oriental and Four Seasons among others.
What is Unopiù's design style?
An Italian sensibility that treats outdoor rooms as interior-quality spaces. Collections range from Bauhaus-influenced aluminium pieces to classic iron and teak work, united by a preference for named designers and specific materials over anonymous catalogue ranges.
How should I care for Unopiù teak furniture?
Teak left untreated develops a silver-grey patina naturally; oiling maintains the warm honey colour. Follow Unopiù's collection-specific guidance; WaProLace®, rope and iron pieces each have their own care requirements.
Can I buy from this site?
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