Cotton Outdoors
Can 100% cotton be used outdoors?
Yes — in a suitable setting, with the right construction and finish, and with honest limits stated up front. Here is how the question should actually be asked.

Luxury Natural Outdoor Living
100% cotton upholstery fabrics, designed and digitally printed in Denizli for covered outdoor rooms.
The fabric, in a space
See a design across furniture, then move closer to the fabric. Six starting points from MARE NATURA, each with quieter designs to build a complete scheme.
Application visualisations show design direction. Order a physical swatch to assess the surface, colour and light of the intended setting.
Spaces
The collection
NATURE, ARCHITECTED.
Six chapters, sixty designs. One Mediterranean language spoken across villas, yachts, gardens and resorts.

Light / Axis / Shadow
Architectural light becomes softened geometry: openings, planes and measured shadow translated through cotton.
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Current / Depth / Contour
The unseen structure of water becomes a fluid marine language — abstract, open and composed for life at sea.
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Stone / Pressure / Time
Mineral surfaces are reimagined as blocks, strata and colour: quiet from afar, richly tactile up close.
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Growth / Form / Cadence
Growth, fold and botanical shadow become a sculptural system closer to landscape architecture than illustration.
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Weave / Tailoring / Rhythm
Warp, weft, check and stripe form a visual second weave that amplifies the natural structure of cotton.
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Dusk / Afterimage / Ember
Deepening water, cooling stone and restrained ember tones create a cinematic language for life after sunset.
View chapterThe category
A substantial natural weave changes the character of a cushion, bench or lounge chair. Cotton brings a matte surface and a familiar hand to outdoor spaces designed with the care of an interior.
Explore the design at furniture scale, compare the two cotton bases and assess a physical swatch in the light of your space. The recommended setting, care and measured results stay beside the design.
The material
Two commercial bases carry the whole collection. Both are 100% cotton, both are digitally printed, and between them they hold every design in MARE NATURA.

P500
Tolerances, finished width, shrinkage and usable surface are confirmed per lot by the technical team. Nominal values are always published together with the real tolerance.

G400
Tolerances, finished width, shrinkage and usable surface are confirmed per lot by the technical team. Nominal values are always published together with the real tolerance.
Composition, weight, width, care and recommended use are documented for every fabric. Verified performance results are published with their standard, score and conditions.
Performance Passport
Each SKU carries a passport: fibre, base, weight, finished width, print method, recommended setting, verified properties, test results and dates, care, country of manufacture, lot reference and certificate scope.
It is reachable on the web and by QR code on the packaging. It also prepares the brand, in data terms, for the forthcoming European Digital Product Passport — though it is not claimed to replace the legal DPP.
NM-MRD-S01-CH-P500-150A shared collection profile of selected highest documented SGS results. Different tests may refer to different source specimens; collection-wide use follows the product owner's scope confirmation.
Trade & Projects
Start with samples and a conversation about your project. Architects, upholsterers, hospitality teams and fabric partners can then choose the professional route that fits their work.
A verified professional account with trade pricing, sampling and project tools.
A brief, sampling, technical review and a written quotation.
A curated sample library and a sales partnership assessment.
A market, investment and commercial capability assessment.
Trade accounts, showroom partnerships and distribution agreements are assessed separately. Territory protection or exclusivity applies only where it is included in a written agreement with defined performance and review terms.
Journal
Cotton Outdoors
Yes — in a suitable setting, with the right construction and finish, and with honest limits stated up front. Here is how the question should actually be asked.
Professional Specification
A working checklist for hotels, resorts and beach clubs — what to ask a supplier before a sample is even approved.
Design & Spaces
Light, shade, stone and restraint — how to compose an outdoor room that still looks considered at four in the afternoon.