Ottomara

We haven’t made these yet. That’s the point.

Ottomara is two people funding a first run of hand-finished aluminium furniture from Turkey. Pre-orders pay for that run — and decide which colourways get built. We ship within 120 days, and the first 100 units are $50 off.

A date in writing. Your own ship-by date is on your order and confirmation email.
Cancel any time before it ships. Any reason, no fee, refunded in full.
If we slip, you hear first. A new date and a real choice, before your date passes.

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Anodized aluminium · Phifertex mesh

Folds flat. Lives outside.

A full-length sun lounger on an anodized aluminium frame, with a Phifertex mesh sling and seams that are welded rather than stitched. Leave it in the salt air. Fold it into the carry bag in seconds.

Shop the Bosphorus

Bosphorus Folding Sun Lounger, Teak frame, Anthracite sling [Teak / Anthracite]

The compact one

Low, reclined, already in the car

The ChillGo sits you close to the ground with the back already angled — the posture you want on sand. It folds to a flat panel that slides behind a car seat, and the bag comes with it.

Shop the ChillGo

ChillGo Folding Lounge Chair, Teak frame, Anthracite sling [Teak / Anthracite]

Anodized aluminium

Anodizing hardens the surface into the metal itself rather than coating it. There is no paint layer to chip through to bare aluminium, and nothing for rust to start on.

Phifertex mesh

The vinyl-coated woven mesh specified for commercial outdoor furniture. Water runs straight through it and sand shakes off it, so there is no cushion to drag indoors every evening.

Welded, not stitched

High-frequency welding fuses the sling material to itself. There is no thread to rot in UV or fray in salt — which is where a sewn sling almost always fails first.

Carry bag included

Every lounger and every chair ships with its own bag. It is in the box, not in the accessories menu.

Folding furniture dies at the hinge

Not at the fabric, and not at the frame. It is the pivot that gives out, because most folding chairs use whatever plastic is cheapest at the joint. Ours are polyamide KFR-30, a glass-reinforced engineering polymer. It is the difference between a chair that still opens cleanly in its fifth season and one that cracks the first cold morning somebody forces it.

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