Outdoor Paper Loom collection
Outdoor furniture
Combining the timeless charm of the Paper Loom weave with modern durability and ease of maintenance.
Timeless Craftsmanship Meets Modern Innovation
The Outdoor Paper Loom Collection by Vincent Sheppard is a celebration of classic craftsmanship and contemporary design. Originating in the United States at the beginning of the 20th century, the famous Paper Loom weave combines steel and paper to create a material that is both incredibly strong and remarkably pleasant to touch.
Vincent Sheppard has taken this unique, historic material to new heights by adapting it for outdoor use, resulting in a collection that is as durable as it is elegant. Discover versatile pieces such as dining chairs, lounge chairs, sofas and tables.
Exceptional Durability and Comfort
The Paper Loom weave is renowned for its strength and flexibility. Each piece in this collection is coated with latex, ensuring that the furniture is perfectly suited for outdoor environments. This innovative coating provides exceptional resistance to the elements, making the furniture resilient against the sun and rain. Despite its robustness, the Paper Loom weave remains low-maintenance: a simple wipe-down with a cloth is all that’s needed to keep it looking pristine.
Paper Loom finishes
The versatility of the Outdoor Paper Loom Collection makes it an ideal choice for any outdoor setting. Being available in many colours, the outdoor paper loom collection creates a cohesive and chic outdoor living area.
Pure white
Snow
Broken white
Pebble
Dusty green
Taupe
Terracotta
Dusty coral
Black
Sparkle
Nacré
Copper
Oyster
Monte carlo dining chair
La Magdeleine, France
La Magdeleine invites you to a unique natural setting where the spirit and art of Provençal living are revealed. This splendid 18th-century bastide is nestled in the heart of the Bouches-du-Rhône in Provence. It is situated between the land – the Sainte Baume and the Garlaban mountains – and the sea – the calanques of Cassis are twenty minutes away and Marseille is just fifteen kilometers away.
