For the 2025 Milano Design Week, Paola Lenti presents an interpretation of the outdoor space as a natural extension of the home. Its open-air gardens are designed to offer comfort, well-being, and a connection with nature, even in urban environments. The design embraces a harmonious aesthetic made of natural materials, neutral colors with subtle tonal variations, matte surfaces, and handcrafted details.
The project includes micro-architectures such as Alma by Francisco Gomez Paz, the re-edition of the Azul armchair by Lina Bo Bardi, and new additions to the Mae, Amable, Plano, and Dock collections. Some furnishings are also designed for children, establishing a balanced dialogue with the landscape through a mix of understated elements and more vibrant, decorative accents.
A signature element of the brand, fabric takes center stage once again this year with new outdoor proposals: the bouclé textures of Moss, Whim, and Ruffle, the melange yarns of Rope T, and the nature-inspired patterns of Roseto, Felce, and Jabel, now available in new earthy shades. The collection is completed by new sun umbrellas featuring floral motifs paired with the vivid solid tones of Poppy and Herbier.

In an era that calls for responsible choices, Alma was created with the aim of moving beyond the use of polyurethane in seating, offering innovative solutions that combine comfort, lightness, and sustainability. Developed in collaboration with Paola Lenti, the collection reflects a thoughtful and technologically advanced design. Available as an armchair and as a two- or three-seater sofa.

This outdoor small armchair blends essential design with high-quality technical materials. The curved structure in glossy painted aluminum, with plastic end caps, ensures both lightness and durability. The seat and backrest feature a hand-woven Twiggy yarn over a support in AISI 316 stainless steel. The independent cushions for seat and backrest rest directly on the frame, offering optimal comfort thanks to polyester fiber padding and an insert in shape-retaining polyurethane foam. The internal lining is made of water-repellent polyester, while the removable outer cover is available in a selection of Paola Lenti’s outdoor fabrics.
Perfect for gardens, terraces, and refined outdoor spaces, Erica combines weather resistance, minimal elegance, and craftsmanship attention to detail.

These outdoor seats, available as an armchair with armrests or a lounge chair, blend craftsmanship with innovation. The structure is made of natural ash wood treated with a water-based, water- and oil-repellent finish, while the crossbar in matte ivory-painted AISI 316 stainless steel ensures stability and durability.
The removable cover, available in Brio, Wara, Poppy, or Herbier fabrics, consists of two fabric layers, a polyester mesh for enhanced strength, and a thin layer of spacer fabric that ensures comfort and breathability. An optional vertical quilted version is also available for a more decorative look.
Ideal for furnishing terraces, verandas, and gardens, Salina combines essential design, natural materials, and high-performance outdoor features.

Flat or dome-shaped parasol, with or without tilt mechanism, now available in the new double-face Poppy and Herbier fabrics. The structure comes in matte or glossy painted aluminum, with details in AISI 304 and 316 stainless steel, fiberglass rods, and cast iron weights matching the frame finish. The new polyester covers feature a solid color on the outside and decorative patterns on the inside: stylized flowers for Poppy and branch and leaf outlines for Herbier. These new versions join the existing Madras and Tamil models. Ideal for outdoor use, combining design and functionality.