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YOU PROBABLY DON’T NEED MORE THINGS.We know. It’s probably not the best ever opening headline in a catalogue. We’ll elaborate on this shortly. But first, let’s talk about luxury. Because it’s a strange concept, and yet one we claim to supply.

Luxury outdoor living is our brand tagline. We don’t regard ourselves as being a furniture company, and the

definition of luxury is connected to that. Ask a furniture company about luxury and they’ll tell you it’s about exquisite, (yes, they use words like that), design and carefully selected, exclusive materials – the list goes on.

Ask us and we’ll answer in a single word: Time.Life all comes down to a few moments. It’s up to us to recognize them.

They don’t call for attention, they don’t wave any flags: they just appear. You get an hour, an evening or even a few weeks, where you don’t have to do anything. Nothing to manage, no needs to cater to.

That’s luxury. The prerogative of being totally unproductive.There’s not enough time in this world. And there are too many things.

We genuinely believe it would be good to live more and buy less. Bear in mind we’re from Sweden. We’re raised on valuing the harsh austerity that emerged from being, so cynics say, Lutheran atheists for many years.

Well, enough lecturing. The Skargaarden 2016 collection is a gently refined and broadened

continuation of the story we’ve been telling so far. We don’t put too much effort into developing new things, for the sake of it, but rather see how we can add things from what we have already.

Save up for those unproductive times. Buy less, but if you still intend to buy, please keep on turning these pages.

It’s not as though we’ll stop you.

FOURTEEN THOUSAND YEARS IN THE MAKINGFor some odd reason people decided to move north, from the pleasantly temperate parts of Europe, a long time ago, in fact during the Stone Age. Perhaps they were outcasts. Maybe they were simply restless. Somewhere around 12,000 BC they reached Sweden.

They then spent thousands of years taming nature. Getting settled. Building shelters. Calling their shelters home.

They went on to building cities, paving streets, reading newspapers, paying taxes, riding commuter trains and tweeting on iPhones.

Genetically, we’re still pretty much the same people that came here all those years ago. But we have moved up all the way from the bottom to the top of Maslov’s hieararchy of needs. Being outdoors isn’t a struggle to survive anymore. It’s about self-actualization.

That’s what we furnish.

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ORGANIC GROWTH Product development sounds horribly harsh and calculated, but we still do it of course. Here’s what our process looks like:

We get Matilda Lindblom to design a steel chair that’s so gently curved it looks soft. We make two versions of it in a wide range of colors, and add two tables to go with it.

Then someone says, or rather thinks out loud, that we perhaps ought to make a lounge chair based on that same soft-looking steel in various colors. Then someone else says it. The seed is planted.

Suddenly we find ourselves making sketches, and then a few proto-types and then an actual Resö Lounge Chair.

Next thing there’s a graceful little table to go with it.Sure. We’ll grow up, presumably, and start doing market intelligence

and trend analysis and things like that. Structured, strategic plans. Wow, that’ll be boring.

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MANUFACTURED WHERE THE KNOWLEDGE IS We produce our teak furniture in Indonesia and Thailand, because that’s where teak craftsmanship is at its best. We’ve got a sort of nostalgic, (and mabye even a tad colonial), notion that manufacturing in the Old World is still a sign of quality. Even though people have been producing teak furniture in Asia for generations. And still do, in large amounts.

For the same reasons we make our steel furniture in Europe. There’s a long tradition of welding and making the steel strings used in furniture here.

We want everyone to afford our products, but we would never compromise on quality to reduce costs.

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RESÖThe E6 motorway runs all the way up to Kirkenes, in the far north of Scandinavia, where Norway meets Russia. But travellers who turn off at Kragenäs, in Bohuslän on the Swedish west coast, and follow the road over two bridges, end up at Resö instead.

Resö is a fishing village that refused to die and became a tourist destination. Here you can sit on the veranda of the boarding house by the sea and have a beer. And when you look out across the archipelago, you can easily get an idea for a chair. One that juxtaposes the soft and graceful lines of steel with the sturdy load-bearing ability of fabric.

A chair that can be varied without becoming indistinct; a chair that is social and happiest in a group. So then you just leave the veranda, go home and design your chair.

Those who do not take the Resö turning, have another 1,600 km before they reach Kirkenes. On the way, they pass Narvik, the harbor from where Kiruna’s iron ore is shipped to become steel.

The circle closes, even if you are still in Bohuslän.

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The Resö range is slowly growing. The dining chair is for breakfasts, lunches and dinners. The lounge chair is for reading novels, drinking cava and minding one’s own business.


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KRYSS In 1975, Björn Hultén was commissioned to decorate the Swedish Embassy in Cairo. For the Embassy’s terrace, he designed and set out several foldable chairs. The same type of chair was a favorite of the British, a hundred years earlier, who took them to Egypt, which was then part of the Empire.

To decorate an embassy with a former occupying power’s furniture might seem rather ill advised diplomatically. But Björn had already visited Cairo as early as 1960 to see the National Museum’s collection of furniture from Tutankhamon’s tomb. And there it was – the chair. Albeit in ebony, decorated with ivory and gold.

Björn saw a wood and fabric chair that could be folded and carried.So the chair on the terrace was a subtle but distinct reference to

an Egyptian legacy, roughly three thousand years older than the British safari chair.

This year, we’re launching a new dining version of it, that’s a bit higher, as well as a new table to match it. As its predecessor, the new chair is a fantastically comfortable chair to sit in, even if you’re not a diplomat.


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Given how good it looks, it’s pretty unlikely that someone would like to actually fold the Kryss Dining Chair to store it. But you can bring it to your favorite place. That’s something.


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SKANÖRThe southwest corner of Sweden is a peninsula stretching out towards Denmark, and it is home to the twin towns of Skanör and Falsterbo. Both of them exude bohemian nobility and natural privilege.

Here, obviously, Joseph Frank drew and built five summer houses – the only ones in Sweden. Here, southern Swedish nobility bathes in the nude.

Today the towns have grown into one and it’s not always apparent where Falsterbo ends and Skanör begins. But there is, they say, an embankment separating the two, with Skanör south of it and Falsterbo to the north.

Our lounge ranges, Falsterbo and the new Skanör, are not easily separated either, with the latter as an evolutionary step from the former. But still there are some distinct differences. Such as the taller back-rest with nine slats, instead of seven, and the placing of the cushions.


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Skanör is minimalism, maximized. Clean lines and simple, honest construction yes, sure. But also a spendthrift use of cushions, creating a voluptuous cosiness.


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H55 The Swedish Society of Industrial Design arranged the Helsingborg Exhibition of 1955 to, in the optimistic spirit of the age, showcase the previous 25 years since the Stockholm Exhibition in 1930.

The event acquired the neat nickname of H55. Scandinavia’s designers were extremely well represented, including Alvar Aalto, Stig Lindberg, Yngve Ekström, Finn Juhl and Arne Jacobsen.

And Björn Hultén. He designed a sun chair for the exhibition, one of the things that we at Skargaarden have always held dear as a source of reference and inspiration.

It’s so perfect it’s almost provocative. How so little material canprovide so much comfort. How something that speaks with such subtlety can become the focal point for a whole garden.

More than 60 years have passed. Still, to this day, a better-looking sun chair is yet to be designed.


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We believe that you could shoot the H55 from every single angle, showing every detail, and stage a photo exhibition that’s more intriguing than most. We may be a bit biased and perhaps we don’t follow the art scene that closely. But still.


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DJURÖDjurö is a secret place. It’s in the middle of Lake Vänern, isolated from the world by freshwater that stretches into the distance: you feel as though you are out at sea, or the last person on Earth.

Our Djurö furniture range is not quite so secret. But it does share some of the same qualities: the same sensation of other-worldliness. Djurö has a link to the past, to the iconic Scandinavian teak furniture of the 50s. It also gives a very nonchalant nod to the future, in the durable acrylic fabric in the chair seat and backrest. Together, the past and future combine to create a strong sensation of the here and now.

Severely simple, without being the least bit Spartan.Rather like the island that gives its name to this range of furniture.

Fallow deer also roam Djurö, regal and graceful, but seldom seen. This is a secret place.

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Seen from a distance, Djurö is simplicity, refined. Whoever takes a closer look is rewarded with an intriguing display of craftsmanship and thought-through details.


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NOZIB Nils-Ole Zib gave this chair his initials. Think about it. Something that you name after yourself is something you’re happy with, and quite rightly so in this case.

Nils-Ole’s philosophy can be described as a type of orthodox interpretation of ‘less is more’. Excitement, he says, happens when everything non-essential is scaled back to a point where you can’t remove anything else. Nozib proves this point perfectly. It’s comprised of layer glued wooden slats, beautifully arched, perfectly mounted.

It’s a sun chair. But it’s equipped to withstand rain and inclement conditions. From the screws that hold the end grain away from the ground, to the curved wood slats that are sealed with a dualcomponent adhesive originally developed for making boats, and the neck pillow made of artificial leather.


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Did you know that air has the ability to support a man? All you have to do is to distribute the air carefully between curved slats of teak.

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GRINDAStanding on the gravel in front of his enormous Art Nouveau villa, lawyer and financier Henrik Santesson smokes a cigarette, his eyes squinting in the soft June light. It is 1930, and he is on the island of Grinda in the Stockholm archipelago. A place where cows wander around as if nothing matters to them apart from the grass.

A thousand miles away, in Dessau, Marcel Breuer sits on one of the Bauhaus Schools’ rooftop terraces. He is dressed in a casual summer suit and bowtie. When he shuts his eyes he imagines metal that can be moulded into any sort of shape. When he opens his eyes he sees the same stars that Santesson sees.

In many ways, the Grinda dining chair pays homage to both these men. Quiet steel pipes that carry rustic wooden slats without a murmur. At the same time, both aesthetically functional and so beautiful it feels natural on the gravel, in front of a house, or on an island where the cows are still wandering about.

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The deceptively simple design conceals a very comfortable quality: The gentle springy sensation of the Grinda Chair. Impossible to explain, but more obvious than the wood slats once you sit in it.

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HÄRINGE Häringe Castle nestles by Landfjärden Bay. It had stood there for 272 years when Torsten Kreuger purchased it in 1929. Torsten was a man with little understanding of historically listed buildings and a keen interest for new fashions.

He quickly installed a fridge in the kitchen, a skittle alley in one of the wings and Sweden’s first outdoor swimming pool in the castle gardens. Over time, the castle became a jet-set haunt where one could see both Josephine Baker and Greta Garbo. Decadent? Perhaps a bit. Fashionable? To some extent.

If you were to design a piece of furniture according to the same principles, you could base it on solid traditions with precise, balanced lines. To the classic, original design you might add a decadent play-fulness and a very relaxed way of relating to luxury.

This was what we did when we developed the range of dining furniture we call Häringe. Greta Garbo would have been the perfect accessory. But it works with any mysterious beauty in dark sunglasses.

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The Häringe Sofa is a total lack of compromises. Yes, it takes forever to weld and polish the steel and to perfectly screw all the slats in place. The result isn’t loud or extravagant, but it’s pretty close to perfect.


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OXNÖ Oxnö lies on the island of Gålö in the Stockholm archipelago. Here, pines edge towards the waterline, held back by grey rocks with the quiet authority of millions of years of experience. This is not a spectacular place, but uncomplicated and beautiful: precisely the sublime qualities that inspire our Oxnö range of dining chairs and tables.

Oxnö chairs are designed with and without armrests. Both have curved slats in the seat, which by its ingenious design seem to float just outside the frame. The details are innovative and intricate, but the overall impression is so simple that it almost feels perfunctory. It is almost as though the chair is aware of its own clarity.

Meanwhile in Oxnö: nothing, absolutely nothing, happens that has not already happened for the past ten thousand years. The same pines, the same rocks.

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These aren’t grey-painted Oxnö Chairs, they have just been standing outside for two years, without being oiled. Oil them regularly, and the color will stay the same as the material: Teak.


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VIKEN Maybe it’s true; imitation is the sincerest form of flattery. In that case, it’s unlikely that any chair has been flattered as much as Viken. When Gunilla Norin designed it in 1983, she wanted a practical and comfortable chair for her balcony. So she made one.

Viken is the very essence of an idea that in hindsight is so obvious that it seems so simple: overlap the slats, so the seat can be folded. But the structure is unusual, because it is made entirely from wood. There are no screws, frame or metal rods. What you see is what you get. And what you see is teak.

For the past thirty years, the imitations, the copies and the mimics have come thick and fast. Some believe that it’s the most copied of all chairs. And that could well be the case.

When you buy Viken, you’re buying the original. And it’s an extremely comfortable original in which to sit. Just as well Gunilla didn’t just buy a chair that fateful day.


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Many chairs are described as »teak chairs«, but for Viken it’s really true. It’s all teak. No metal at all. (Okay, so there’s a shiny metal Skargaarden plate on the back. But that’s it.)

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MARRAKECHIt’s easy to assume that objects with such an apparent perfection as the Marrakech tables, were designed out of some profound, almost philo-sophic pursuit for simplified beauty.

Nah. Not really.It started with the Swedish/Finnish design trio Claesson Koivisto

Rune designing Moroccan tiles. The tables? They were originally made as props for the premiere exhibition of the tiles.

Art by accident, one might (although a bit blasphemously) say. Well, some accident. The tables, with the simple steel frame and the pro- minent tiles, are the work of exceptional designers, working without any pressure. The effortless act of genius, the sublime unpretentiousness.

Good thing result is more important than intentions.

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This is about as extravagant as we’ll ever be. The playful Marrakech table next to the intriguing and sculptural Nozib sun chair. (Concrete flooring and the Baltic Sea not included.)

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ADDED VALUES Over the years, we have complemented our furniture with a few selected things, to further accentuate the luxury of relaxing.

When night falls, (or at the time of year when the day never bothers to even show up), we need light, so we have candle lanterns and the Tipi outdoor lamps, in association with Ateljé Lyktan. And of course the Boo fire basket and candle holder.

We need throws to keep us warm when spring is chilly, autumn is early or summer simply… Swedish. We have cushions made for outdoor use, in many different colors and designs, for everyone to find their favorite. What else? Oh, some neat details for setting the table.

That’s it.

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There is something very primal about setting chunks of wood alight. The good news is that you can now frame this brutal act of cosiness in an open, minimalistic cube. New for this year is Boo Jr, the smaller torch holder.

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Pillows, throws and interior details. All the small things that create the bigger picture. We have no intention of being a »lifestyle« brand. We just make the things that we love ourselves.

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The old pine tree by the ocean finally has a job. It’s now working as a holder for the hanging Marstrand candle holder. Left: Two Tipi lights looking out over the expanse of the bay.

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DESCRIPTIONTeak

DJURÖAn exquisite lounge and dining range in teak: The armchair is available with the seat and backrest in Batyline textile, or made entirely from teak. The matching footstool is also teak. The dining chair is made entirely from teak or with seat and backrest in Batyline textile. The Djurö range includes two lounge tables and three dining tables.

MATERIAL AND COLOUR GUIDE

DJURÖ LOUNGE CHAIR Design Matilda Lindblom

DJURÖ ARMCHAIRDesign Matilda Lindblom

DJURÖ ARMCHAIRDesign Matilda Lindblom

DJURÖ LOUNGE CHAIR & STOOL Design Matilda Lindblom

DJURÖ TABLEDesign Matilda Lindblom

DJURÖ LOUNGE TABLEDesign Matilda Lindblom

DJURÖ TABLE Design Matilda Lindblom

DJURÖ LOUNGE TABLEDesign Matilda Lindblom

DJURÖ TABLEDesign Matilda Lindblom

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TEXTILES

TEAK

WHITE BATYLINE DUO

DESCRIPTION Teak

DESCRIPTION Teak with Batyline seat and backrest

DESCRIPTION Teak

DESCRIPTIONTeak

DESCRIPTIONTeak

DESCRIPTIONTeak with Batyline seat and backrest

DESCRIPTIONTeak

Teak

DESCRIPTIONTeak

PACKAGINGW:85 D:70 H:73Weight: 15 kgVolume: 0,431 pc per box

PACKAGINGW:72 D:61 H:81 Weight: 11 kgVolume: 0,361 pc per box



W:64 D:46 H:42Weight: 9 kgVolume: 0,121 pc per box






PRODUCTW:78 D:61 H:70 Seat height: 35Armrest height: 55Weight: 9 kg

PRODUCTW:62 D:50,5 H:78,5 Seat height: 45Armrest height: 64Weight: 8 kg

PRODUCTW:62 D:50,5 H:78,5 Seat height: 45Armrest height: 64W: 6 kg

PRODUCTLounge ChairW:78 D:61 H:70 Seat height: 35Armrest height: 55Weight: 12 kg

StoolW:61 D:40 H:40 Weight: 7 kg

PRODUCTW:100 D:85 H:73 Weight: 21 kg

PRODUCTW:42 D:42 H:42Weight: 4 kg


PRODUCTW:79 D:79 H:37 Weight:11 kg




GRINDAGrinda dining furniture comes in teak with a black painted steel frame. Grinda dining furniture includes a side chair, armchair and four different sizes of tables to decorate your balcony, veranda, deck, lawn or wherever you host your dinner parties.

H55The H55, a recliner in teak, fabric and stainless steel, was designed in 1955, is unbelievably comfortable and has four dif-ferent recline settings.

GRINDA CHAIRDesign Matilda Lindblom

GRINDA TABLEDesign Matilda Lindblom


GRINDA ARMCHAIRDesign Matilda Lindblom


H55 Design Björn Hultén


H55 ANNIVERSARY CHAIRDesign Björn Hultén

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METAL FRAME

TEAK

BLACK PAINTEDSTEEL FRAME

WHITE PAINTED STEEL FRAME

NAVY BLUESUNBRELLA

BEIGE RENEISANCESUNBRELLA

DARK GREY RENEISANCESUNBRELLA


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TEXTILESTEXTILES

TEAK

BLACKSUNBRELLA

NATURAL CANVAS

WHITESUNBRELLA

DESCRIPTIONTeak with black painted frame in spring steel






DESCRIPTION Teak with natural canvas fabricTeak with white Sunbrella fabricTeak with black Sunbrella fabricTeak with navy blue Sunbrella fabric

INCLUDED WITH CHAIR PURCHASE H55 Natural canvas fabricH55 White Sunbrella fabricH55 Black Sunbrella fabricH55 Navy Blue Sunbrella fabric

DESCRIPTION Teak with Sunbrella Reneisance fabric beigeTeak with Sunbrella Reneisance fabric dark grey

INCLUDED WITH CHAIR PURCHASEH55 Beige Reneisance Sunbrella fabricH55 Dark grey Reneisance Sunbrella fabric





PRODUCTW:62 D:55 H:76Seat height: 45Weight: 7 kg

PRODUCTW:62 D:55 H:76Seat height: 45Armrest height: 65Weight: 9 kg

PRODUCTW:60 D:60 H:73,5Weight: 9 kg


PACKAGINGW:157 D:93 H:29Weight: 33 kgVolume: 0,421pc per box

PACKAGINGW:206 D:94 H:29Weight: 42 kgVolume: 0,561pc per box








HÄRINGEA lounge range made in teak. Frames in brushed stainless steel or powder coated black. Outdoor cushions feature buttons and decorative stitching, so they aren’t waterproof but they are beautiful. Cushions in Sunbrella fabrics or artificial leather for outdoor use.

HÄRINGE ARMCHAIRDesign Carl Jägnefeldt & Joacim Wahlström

HÄRINGE TABLE Design Carl Jägnefeldt & Joacim Wahlström

HÄRINGE LOUNGE TABLE Design Carl Jägnefeldt & Joacim Wahlström

HÄRINGE LOUNGE CHAIRDesign Carl Jägnefeldt & Joacim Wahlström



HÄRINGE LOUNGE SOFADesign Carl Jägnefeldt & Joacim Wahlström

HÄRINGE SUN LOUNGERDesign Carl Jägnefeldt & Joacim Wahlström

HÄRINGE LOUNGE TABLE Design Carl Jägnefeldt & Joacim Wahlström

DESCRIPTIONBrushed stainless steel frame with teak slatsBlack stainless steel frame with teak slatsBlack Sunbrella linenWhite Sunbrella linenNatural Sunbrella linenBlack artificial leatherWhite artificial leatherWeatherproof cover

MATERIAL Brushed stainless steel frame with teakBlack stainless steel frame with teak

DESCRIPTIONBrushed stainless steel frame with teakBlack stainless steel frame with teak

DESCRIPTION Brushed stainless steel frame with teak slatsBlack stainless steel frame with teak slatsBlack Sunbrella linenWhite Sunbrella linenNatural Sunbrella linenBlack artificial leatherWhite artificial leatherWeatherproof cover

DESCRIPTION Brushed stainless steel frame with teakBlack stainless steel frame with teak

DESCRIPTION Brushed stainless steel frame with teakBlack stainless steel frame with teak



DESCRIPTIONBrushed stainless steel frame with teak slatsBlack stainless steel frame with teak slats

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METAL FRAME

TEXTILES

TEAK

STAINLESSSTEEL FRAME

BLACKSUNBRELLA LINEN

BLACK PAINTEDSTEEL FRAME

NATURALSUNBRELLA LINEN

BLACK ARTIFICIAL LEATHER

WHITESUNBRELLA LINEN

WHITEARTIFICIAL LEATHER











PRODUCTW:62,5 D:57 H:72Seat height: 45Armrest height: 72Weight: 11 kg



PRODUCTW:80 D:71,5 H:66Seat height: 45Armrest height: 72Weight: 17 kg



PRODUCTW:184 D:71,5 H:66Seat height: 45Armrest height: 72Weight: 28 kg

PRODUCTW:200 H:70 D:30Weight: 31 kg



KRYSSA chair in teak and fabric fitted to the backrest with leather. Matching cushions are is included. The Kryss table is also in teak. Originally designed for a roof terrace on the Swedish Embassy in Cairo in 1975.

KRYSS LOUNGE CHAIRDesign Björn Hultén

KRYSS TABLEDesign Björn Hultén

DESCRIPTIONTeak with black Sunbrella fabricTeak with natural canvas fabricWhite Sunbrella fabric

DESCRIPTIONTeak

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WOOD

TEXTILES

TEAK

BLACKSUNBRELLA

NATURALCANVAS

WHITESUNBRELLA


KRYSS DINING CHAIRDesign Björn Hultén

DESCRIPTIONTeak with black Sunbrella fabricTeak with natural canvas fabric Teak with white Sunbrella fabric

ITEM NOPKDC-T-B PKDC-T-C PKDC-T-W

KORSÖThis table is named after an island just east of Sandhamn in the Stockholm archipelago. It looks almost like a pier that stretches, slat by slat, over the water. The roundness of the corners is soft, like rocks that have been polished by the sea for thousands of years.

WOOD

TEAK


KORSÖ TABLE TOP EXTENSION Design Martin dos Santos

DESCRIPTIONTeak

DESCRIPTIONTeak

ITEM NOKORT20-T

ITEM NOKORTEX-T

KORSÖ DINING TABLEDesign Martin dos Santos



PRODUCTW:54 D:56 H:77Seat height: 39Armrest height: 64Weight: 5 kg



PRODUCTW:58 D:59 H:83Seat height: 45 Armrest height: 69Weight: 7 kg






OXNÖA dining range in teak or white painted ash, with ingenious design details such as a mounted seat that creates the impression of floating just above the frame. Cushions in quality Sunbrella fabrics, made to endure both the sun and the rain.

OXNÖ CHAIRDesign Matilda Lindblom

OXNÖ ARMCHAIRDesign Matilda Lindblom

OXNÖ TABLE, 80X80CMDesign Matilda Lindblom

OXNÖ TABLE, & EXTENDABLE TABLEDesign Matilda Lindblom

DESCRIPTIONTeakSunbrella Natte cushion whiteFelt cushion, dark greyFelt cushion, white

DESCRIPTIONTeakSunbrella Natte cushion whiteFelt cushion, dark greyFelt cushion, white

DESCRIPTIONTeak

DESCRIPTIONTeak

Teak

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WOOD

TEAK

MATERIAL AND COLOUR GUIDEMARRAKECHTables in two sizes, with black and white painted steel frames. The star feature of Marrakech are the tiles, brilliantly crafted by hand in Morocco.

NOZIBA spectacular lounge chair made from 88 meticulously assembled teak parts. The neck cushion is made from water resistant artificial leather and can be height adjusted (or removed altogether). It also folds neatly away.

WHITE BLACK

MARRAKECH TABLE

Design Claesson Koivisto Rune

MARRAKECH TABLE

Design Claesson Koivisto Rune

NOZIB SUN LOUNGERDesign Nils-Ole Zib

BROWN-WHITE GREY-WHITE AZURE-WHITE PINK-WHITE

DESCRIPTIONBlack steel frame with brown-white tiles Black steel frame with grey-white tiles White steel frame with azure-white tiles White steel frame with pink-white tiles

DESCRIPTIONBlack steel frame with brown-white tiles Black steel frame with grey-white tiles White steel frame with azure-white tiles White steel frame with pink-white tiles

DESCRIPTIONTeakNozib neck cushion, spare part

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MATERIALWOOD

TEAK

METAL FRAME

TILES






W:229 D:110 H:37 Weight: 85 kgVolume: 0,931 pc per box

PRODUCTW:62 D:55 H:76 Seat height: 45Weight: 6 kg

PRODUCTW:62 D:55 H:76Seat height: 45Armrest height: 65Weight: 6,5kg



W:220x300 D:100 H:75,5Weight: 78 kg





PRODUCT

W:63 D:20 H:45 Weight: 12 kg



RESÖ LOUNGE TABLEDesign Matilda Lindblom

RESÖ LOUNGE CHAIR Design Matilda Lindblom

RESÖ LOUNGE TABLE Design Matilda Lindblom

MATERIAL Charcoal grey metalLight green metalPink metalWhite metal

DESCRIPTIONBlack metalCharcoal grey metalLight green metalPink metalWhite metalBlack Sunbrella cushionNatural Sunbrella cushionWhite Sunbrella cushion

DESCRIPTION Charcoal grey metalLight green metalPink lounge metalWhite lounge metal

ITEM NORELTX-GGRELTX-LGRELTX-PRELTX-W

ITEM NORELCM-B RELCM-GGRELCM-LGRELCM-PRELCM-WRELC-BRELC-NRELC-W

ITEM NORELTI-GGRELTI-LGRELTI-PRELTI-W

WHITE SUNBRELLA

BLACK SUNBRELLA

NATURAL SUNBRELLA

RESÖA dining series in steel and fabric: Available as standard in white and graphite, but also available to order in a variety of colours. There are two versions of Resö, one made entirely from steel with straight back slats, and one with a fabric seat and crossed slats in the back.

WHITE PINKCHARCOALGREY

DARK GREEN

YELLOW

LIGHT GREEN

BLACK

RESÖ CHAIRDesign Matilda Lindblom

RESÖ CHAIRDesign Matilda Lindblom

RESÖ TABLE, 60CM DIADesign Matilda Lindblom

RESÖ TABLE, 100CM DIADesign Matilda Lindblom

DESCRIPTION Black Charcoal Grey metalDark Green metalLight Green metalPink metalWhite metalYellow metalBlack Sunbrella cushionNatural Sunbrella cushionWhite Sunbrella cushion

DESCRIPTION White metal Beige Sunbrella Fabric seatCharcoal Grey metal Sunbrella Fabric seatWhite metal White Sunbrella Fabric seat

ITEM NOREM-BREM-GGREM-DGREM-LGREM-PREM-WREM-YREC-BREC-NREC-W

ITEM NOREFW-NREFGG-GREFW-W

METAL FRAME

TEXTILES


DESCRIPTIONCharcoal Grey metalDark Green metalBlack Light Green metalPink metalWhite metalYellow metal

DESCRIPTIONCharcoal Grey metalDark Green metalBlackLight Green metalPink metalWhite metalYellow metal

ITEM NORET60-GGRET60-DGRET60-BRET60-LGRET60-PRET60-WRET60-Y

ITEM NORET10-GGRET10-DGRET10-BRET10-LGRET10-PRET10-WRET10-Y


PACKAGINGW:78 D:71 H:80 Weight: 21 kg Volume: 0,44/box2 pc per box



PRODUCTW:74 D:63 H:73Weight: 9 kgSeat height: 40


PACKAGINGW:69 D:59 H:93 Weight: 8 kg/chairVolume: 0,38/box2-4 pc per box

PACKAGINGW:69 D:59 H:93 Weight: 6 kg/chairVolume: 0,38/box4 pc per box








SKANÖR LOUNGE TABLE, LDesign Carl Jägnefeldt & Joacim Wahlström

SKANÖR LOUNGE TABLE, SDesign Carl Jägnefeldt & Joacim Wahlström

SKANÖR SUN LOUNGERDesign Carl Jägnefeldt & Joacim Wahlström

DESCRIPTIONTeak

DESCRIPTIONTeak

DESCRIPTIONTeak White, Sunbrella Natte Light grey, Sunbrella Natte grey chine Dark Beige, Sunbrella Natte heather grey Dark grey, Sunbrella Natte sooty Beige, Sunbrella Natte heather chine Weatherproof cover

ITEM NOSKANT137-T

ITEM NOSKANT71-T

ITEM NOSKANSL-TSKANSL-10020-SN-WSKANSL-10022-SN-GCSKANSL-10029-SN-HG NSKANSL-10030-SN-SSKANSL-10039-SN-HCSKANSL-COV-GR

SKANÖRAn exclusive and generous range of furniture for outdoor, covered outdoor and indoor areas. Outdoor: Teak frames and foam-filled cushions, with covers made from outdoor fabrics from Sunbrella.

SKANÖR LOUNGE CHAIR Design Carl Jägnefeldt & Joacim Wahlström

SKANÖR 2-SEATER SOFADesign Carl Jägnefeldt & Joacim Wahlström

SKANÖR 3-SEATER SOFADesign Carl Jägnefeldt & Joacim Wahlström

SKANÖR SIDE TABLEDesign Carl Jägnefeldt & Joacim Wahlström

DESCRIPTIONTeakWhite, Sunbrella NatteLight grey, Sunbrella Natte grey chineDark Beige, Sunbrella Natte heather greyDark grey, Sunbrella Natte sootyBeige, Sunbrella Natte heather chineWeatherproof cover

DESCRIPTIONTeakWhite, Sunbrella NatteLight grey, Sunbrella Natte grey chineDark Beige, Sunbrella Natte heather greyDark grey, Sunbrella Natte sootyBeige, Sunbrella Natte heather chineWeatherproof cover

DESCRIPTIONTeakWhite, Sunbrella Natte Light grey, Sunbrella Natte grey chine Dark Beige, Sunbrella Natte heather grey Dark grey, Sunbrella Natte sooty Beige, Sunbrella Natte heather chineWeatherproof cover

DESCRIPTIONTeak

ITEM NOSKANA-T SKANA-10020-SN-W SKANA-10022-SN-GC SKANA-10029-SN-HG SKANA-10030-SN-S SKANA-10039-SN-HCSKANA-COV-GR

ITEM NOSKAN2-TSKAN2-10020-SN-WSKAN2-10022-SN-GCSKAN2-10029-SN-HGSKAN2-10030-SN-SSKAN2-10039-SN-HCSKAN2-COV-GR

ITEM NOSKAN3-TSKAN3-10020-SN-WSKAN3-10022-SN-GCSKAN3-10029-SN-HGSKAN3-10030-SN-SSKAN3-10039-SN-HCSKAN3-COV-GR

ITEM SKANT515-T

WOOD

TEXTILES

TEAK

LIGHT GREYSUNBRELLA NATTE

DARK BEIGESUNBRELLA NATTE

SOOTYSUNBRELLA NATTE

WHITESUNBRELLA NATTE

BEIGESUNBRELLA NATTE





PRODUCTW:137,5 D:80 H:45Weight: 42

PRODUCTW:71,5 D:71,5 H:45Weight: 30 kg

PRODUCTW:200 D:68,5 H:23Seat height: 23Weight: 32 kg


W:110 D:80 H:75 Weight: 14 kgVolume: 0,661 set per box





PACKAGINGW:59 D:59 H:42 Weight, 18 kgVolume: 0,151 pc per box

PRODUCTW:105 D:90 H:61 Seat height: 40Weight: 31 kg




SKARGAARDEN128

VIKENA dining series in teak. The chair is made entirely from teak, as is the table – apart from a couple of screws to secure the table top to the legs.

VIKEN CHAIRDesign Gunilla Norin

VIKEN TABLEDesign Gunilla Norin

VIKEN TABLEDesign Gunilla Norin

DESCRIPTION Viken, teak chairViken seat cushion Sunbrella natte blackViken seat cushion Sunbrella natte white

DESCRIPTIONTeak

DESCRIPTION Teak

ITEM NOVIKC-TVIKC-SUN-BNVIKC-SUN-WN

ITEM NOVIKT11-T

ITEM NOVIKT14-T

WOOD

TEAK









ACCESSORIESLet there be light. And let there be cosiness as well, while you’re at it. The popular fire basket, Boo, now comes in a small candleholder version, Boo Jr. The Tipi lamp is still made with the help of the brilliant people at Ateljé Lyktan. And the storm lanterns are as beautiful this year as they were last. Our soft goods perfect the collection with elaborate design details and great materials.

TIPI LAMP XSDesign Mårten Cyren & Gustav Cyrén

TIPI LAMP SDesign Mårten Cyren & Gustav Cyrén

TIPI LAMP LDesign Mårten Cyren & Gustav Cyrén

BOO FIRE BASKETDesign Martin Kallin

DESCRIPTION Outdoor table top lamp, teak slats, black painted steel

DESCRIPTION Outdoor lamp small, teak slats, black painted steel

DESCRIPTION Outdoor lamp large, teak slats, black painted steel

DESCRIPTION Fire Basket, metalFire Basket, Black Painted MetalMetal Plate Deck Protection

ITEM NOTIPI-XS

ITEM NOTIPI-S

ITEM NOTIPI-L

ITEM NOBOO-MBOO-BMBOO-MP

MARSTRAND CANDLE LANTERNDesign Martin dos Santos

BOO CANDLE HOLDERDesign Martin Kallin

MARSTRAND CANDLE LANTERNDesign Martin dos Santos

MÖJA CANDLE LANTERNDesign Martin dos Santos

MÖJA CANDLE LANTERNDesign Martin dos Santos

DESCRIPTION Candle lantern, dark brown leather, clear glass

DESCRIPTIONCandle holder black metalCandle holder metal

DESCRIPTION Candle lantern, Light leather, clear glass

DESCRIPTION Candle lantern with concrete plate, clear glass

DESCRIPTION Candle lantern with concrete plate, grey glass

ITEM NOCALA-DBL

ITEM NOBOO-CH-BMBOO-CH-M

ITEM NOCALA-L

ITEM NOCALA-C

ITEM NOCALA-G









PACKAGINGW:20,5 D:20,5 H:28Weight: 1,5 kgVolume: 0,011 pc per box


PACKAGINGW:20,5 D:20,5 H:28 Weight: 1,5 kgVolume: 0,011 pc per box



PRODUCTW:15 D:15 H:25W:1,5 kg

PRODUCTW:30 D:30 H:30Weight: 3kg





NAPKIN HOLDERDesign Martin dos Santos

NAPKINDesign Martin dos Santos

THROW, HAVERDALDesign Martin dos Santos

THROW, MORUPDesign Martin dos Santos

THROW BAGDesign Martin dos Santos

DESCRIPTION Napkin Holder, light leatherNapkin Holder, Dark brown leather

DESCRIPTION Natural linen napkinWhite linen napkin

DESCRIPTION Dark grey wool, leather border

DESCRIPTION Light grey wool, leather border

DESCRIPTION Light grey canvas

PACKAGING4pc per set


PACKAGING1pc per box

PACKAGING1pc per box

PACKAGING 1pc per box

ITEM NONH-LNH-DBL

ITEM NONAP-NLNAP-WL

ITEM NOTHR-DG

ITEM NOTHR-LG

ITEM NOTHR-CB

TABLE RUNNERDesign Martin dos Santos

GLASS COASTERDesign Martin dos Santos

TABLE RUNNERDesign Martin dos Santos

DOILYDesign Martin dos Santos

DOILYDesign Martin dos Santos

DESCRIPTION Natural linen table runner,

DESCRIPTION Glass coaster, Light leatherGlass coaster, Dark brown leather

DESCRIPTION White linen table runner

DESCRIPTION Natural linen doily

DESCRIPTION White linen doily


PACKAGING

4pc per set



PACKAGING4 pcs/set

ITEM NOTR-NL

ITEM NOCOA-LCOA-DBL

ITEM NOTR-WL

ITEM NODOI-NL

ITEM NODOI-WL

PRODUCTW:16 D:4

PRODUCTW:45 D:45

PRODUCTW:180 D:130

PRODUCTW:180 D:130

PRODUCTW:150 D:40

PRODUCTDia: 9,5

PRODUCTW:150 D:40

PRODUCTW:48 D:36

PRODUCTW:48 D:36


HEMSE

FIDE LÄRBO

HEM-TU

HEM-MB

HEM-NYS

HEM-SB

HEM-BR HEM-CC

HEM-THEM-W

LAR-LG LAR-BEFID-MB FID-O

BUNGE

SNÄCK NYAN

AVA

TOFTA

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AVA-LG

AVA-P

AVA-O

AVA-DB

AVA-IG AVA-OW

AVA-BE

SNA-W SNA-DB NYA-BR

TOF-PTOF-DBTOF-R TOF-LG TOF-LB

NYA-DBNYA-O

BUNG-GBUNG-BG BUNG-W BUNG-B

PRODUCTDesign Martin dos SantosW:50 D:50 H:9W:0,9 kg

PACKAGINGW:51 D:51 H:9Weight: 1,5 kgVolume: 0,021pc per box

PRODUCTDesign Martin dos SantosW:50 D:50 H:9W:0,9 kg

W:50 D:40 H:9W:0,7 kg

PACKAGINGW:51 D:51 H:9Weight: 1,5 kgVolume: 0,021pc per box

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SKARGAARDEN136

Teak or oak? Teak is highly resistant to rot and is almost unaffected bysun, rain, frost and snow. Kiln-dried teak is compact, dense and has naturaloil content. Oak has similar qualities, but lacks the natural oil content. Oak therefore, over time, develops small natural cracks in the wood surface and a beautiful grey colour that gives the furniture a beautiful patina. Teak develops no small cracks, but it attains the same beautiful silver-grey patina if it is not oiled. Teak is absolutely the best choice in terms of durability for outdoor furniture. Oak is a fantastically beautiful wood for outdoor furniture with the patina of an aged wood, but it is not quite as durable. We recommend that you choose teak for furniture to be left outdoorsyear round in the sun, rain, frost and snow. But if you want to use thefurniture in covered outdoor environments or seek to achieve a beautifulpatina, oak is a good choice. But be aware, however, that oak has ashorter lifespan than teak when exposed to weather.

PAINTED WOODOur painted furniture is made of kiln-dried ash. Kiln-drying is important

so that the wood is not affected by cold and heat after it has been painted. The furniture is hand-painted with the best available paints for marine use to withstand weather. We recommend ash for outdoor environments and oak for roof-covered areas. The furniture is designed for outdoor use, but it is affected by weather conditions in the same way as wood in marine environments is affected in general.

OUR SELECTION OF MATERIALS AND THE ENVIRONMENTAll our oak, teak, ash, leather and glass is selected from a long-term perspective of sustainability. Our teak comes from carefully selected approved plantations with the highest available quality. The oak comes from wood suppliers who take great responsibility for the environment in all stages of production. Our outdoor fabrics are from Sunbrella and Ferrari, both leading companies in the development of weather-resistant fabrics.

MATERIAL

Wood is a material that needs to be looked after well. By caring for your furniture properly, you can increase its lifespan and keep it beautiful. One simple way to do this is by wiping it with a damp cloth, so that pollen, bird droppings and other types of dirt do not gain a foothold.

OILED OAKOur oiled oak furniture is finished with quality oil. Maintenance needsare determined by how much the furniture is exposed to the sun, waterand general use. However, a rule of thumb is that you should oil yourfurniture twice a year. Always wash with soap and water before you apply oil (mould and algae can be treated with chlorine or similar). Rinse well, but never use a high-pressure hose. Allow to dry, scrape off flaking oil and rub gently. Apply one to three coats of suitable high quality wood oil. Follow instructions provided on the packaging. Over time, small cracks will form in the wood; this is entirely normal and gives what is known as patina. If you prefer, you can choose not to oil your furniture.

It will then develop a lovely grey hue, but will be less resistant to the elements.

PAINTED WOODPainted surfaces can usually go three to four seasons outdoors withouta great deal of maintenance. However, if paint gets chipped or becomesworn, you need to repair it immediately. Sand and clean the affected area and reapply outdoor carpentry paint specifically made for outdoor use.

TEAKWe recommend that you allow your teak furniture to age naturally andthat you simply clean it thoroughly once or twice a year. If you want to retain the golden-brown colour of new teak you will commit to a regular maintenance program. If the furniture is left to age naturally outside by being exposed to light, air and rain, then the surface of the teak will gradually change to beautiful soft, silver-grey.

CARE OF OUR FURNITURE

All rights reserved.Skargaarden product catalogue. No part of this catalogue may be used or reproduced in any manner whatsoever without prior consent from the publisher.Photography: Johan Carlson, F22, Magnus Arnesund, Andreas Kock/Link Image, Gefle Fotostudio. Copy: Fredric Thunholm. Art Director: Martin dos Santos. Final Art: Pernilla Eriksson. Styling: Per Wennberg. Print: Åtta45. Published by Skargaarden International AB. www.skargaarden.com

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