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727Sailbags
727Sailbags is an ethical company that recovers and recycles sails from end-of-life boats, preventing them from being burned or buried in the sand. It is a French manufacture, all the parts are created and made in Lorient. Unique products: bag collections and designer objects (lamps, deckchairs, etc.) made of recycled sails. The company based in Lorient sublimates sails at the end of their life and transforms them into chic, unique and ecological creations, 100% handmade, all made in France. 727Sailbags guarantees know-how and top-of-the-range product quality.

Burov
The company Burov is reissuing emblematic pieces from its collections in an outdoor version. The originality of their design is reflected in bold lines and curves that offer ergonomics and absolute comfort. This collection of outdoor furniture includes the iconic Saturn 44 armchair, which was first presented in Paris in 1957. Its refined geometric shapes blend perfectly with the soft pastel colours on the seat and backrest and form a perfect harmony.  Burov opens onto the outside with an iconic collection with blends of vintage and design style, the brand's true signature.

Tribù
Tribù, a Belgian company designs and creates high-end garden furniture. In the 1990s, Tribù was one of the first companies to consider the terrace and garden as an extension of the house.  With its many years of experien ce, the family business is now an internationally renowned brand.  Tribù's DNA is at the same time a simple look, innovation and a desire for quality. Tribù's garden furniture is design, discreet and luxurious. Tribù wants to be time less. The company has a passion for researching new materials with a natural charm, and resistant to the test of time. One of their requirements is seating comfort, which brings serenity and well-being.

Mario Ruiz
Mario Ruiz was born in 1965 in Alicante, Spain. He graduated in industrial design from the prestigious Elisava Design School in Barcelona and founded his own creative department in 1995.  Gandia Blasco, Siemens, Offecct, Arflex, Grundig, Lapalma, Thomson are among the long list of clients with whom Mario Ruiz has worked or is still working either on the creation of an object or as the company's artistic director. Many exhibitions in Europe and Japan have exhibited Marion Ruiz's work. He has been awarded more than forty recognized prizes (Delta de Plata, Red Dot, IF, Design Plus and the Wallpaper Awards). In 2016, he received from Felipe VI King of Spain and the Ministry of Economy the very beautiful National Design Prize. 

From 1992 to 2002, Mario Ruiz was professor of industrial projects at the Eina and Elisava Schools in Barcelona. He has given numerous conferences in London, Tokyo, New York, Dubai, Chicago, Singapore... In his creative process, Mario Ruiz starts from a simple idea, the object he designs must work. There is no single solution to create an object, so it starts with the details, the identity of the object is built around its functionality and the design is then shaped. A certain aesthetics coherently envelops the functional details.