NEFFERTINILuxury Natural Outdoor Living

Covered terraces

Cotton upholstery for covered terraces.

Outdoor terrace seating upholstered in the SOLSTICE design, with an olive tree and the sea beyond.
Application visualisation · assess the physical fabric in the intended setting.

Bring the warmth of a natural textile to a covered terrace, veranda or shaded balcony. MARE NATURA combines substantial cotton, Mediterranean print and a clear specification for the way the space will be used.

The material in the setting

Start with the furniture, then build the palette.

A long bench, a framed lounge chair and a generous modular sofa ask different things of a print. Begin with the largest upholstered surface: a broad geometric design can lead the room, a stripe can bring order to repeated cushions, and a quiet coordinate can give the eye somewhere to rest.

P500 Heavy Panama gives the collection its substantial, tactile lead surface. G400 Heavy Gabardine offers a smoother surface for pattern definition and quieter coordinates. Both are 100% cotton and digitally printed in Denizli; the fabric base, colour and finished specification are confirmed for the order.

The current recommendation is for covered, shaded and seasonally protected positions. Consider the direction of sun, the chance of wind-driven rain, the cushion construction and where covers will be kept between uses. A covered room still needs a practical care plan.

The cotton specification

Composition
100% cotton
P500 Heavy Panama
500 gsm nominal · substantial upholstery and cushions
G400 Heavy Gabardine
400 gsm nominal · smoother pattern definition and coordinates
Finished width
150 cm · retail and contract programmes
Print and origin
Digital print · Denizli, Türkiye
Finish chemistry
C0 fluorine-free finish · No intentionally added PFAS

Confirm the base, colour, usable width and tolerances for the production lot before cutting. The full product specification and care information accompany the order.

A coordinated starting point

Architectural Light

Broad geometry, an ordered rhythm and a quiet mineral surface for a covered terrace.

  • SOLSTICE · Hero
    NM-MRD-H01-CH-P500-150
  • MERIDIAN · Rhythm
    NM-MRD-R01-CH-P500-150
  • STUCCO · Texture / Quiet Surface
    NM-MRD-T01-CH-P500-150

This is a proposed design selection, not a stocked kit. The team confirms colours, bases, sample contents and delivery arrangements for your request.

Outdoor terrace seating upholstered in the SOLSTICE design, with an olive tree and the sea beyond.

Before the upholsterer cuts

  1. Assess a physical swatch beside the stone, timber and other materials in the intended daylight.
  2. Plan seams and pattern alignment against the 150 cm finished width and the design's stated repeat; allow the upholsterer to calculate the cutting requirement.
  3. Use removable covers where appropriate and agree the cushion insert, drainage and ventilation with the fabricator.
  4. Allow the cloth to dry fully before storage and follow the care sheet supplied with the order.

Specification resources

The evidence beside the design.

The selected SGS results are published with methods, conditions and source references. Review those records together with the complete requirements of the project before approving a specification.

Planning this application

Which outdoor settings are recommended?

Covered terraces, shaded balconies, pergolas, verandas and seasonally protected settings for decorative cushions and upholstery. Permanent open-air exposure requires a separate technical review.

Can I request coordinated samples before ordering?

Yes. Request one design or a suggested palette, tell us your intended setting and assess the physical samples before confirming fabric, colour and quantity. The team confirms sample contents, availability and delivery arrangements.

What is the finished fabric width?

Both retail and contract programmes use a 150 cm finished width. Usable width, tolerances and the cutting plan are confirmed for the production lot and application.

Begin with the brief

Tell us where the fabric will live.

Tell us the furniture type, location, exposure, approximate metres and preferred designs. Photographs or a simple furniture plan help us suggest a coordinated sample selection.