Spanish outdoor furniture brand Vondom presented new work by designers Ramón Esteve and Eugeni Quitllet at Feria Hábitat València 2026, including the debut of the Love double sun lounger and the dewdrop-inspired Kokó collection.
The brand showed its latest pieces alongside established collections at the Valencia furniture fair, which ran from 28 September to 1 October 2026. Seating, sofas, sun loungers and side tables were presented at its stand in Hall 1, while Vondom also opened its headquarters to visitors for the duration of the fair.
Both designers presented their work in talks at the stand on 29 September.
Mel by Ramón Esteve
Architect and designer Ramón Esteve presented an updated version of his Mel collection, the brand’s key update for the season, alongside his Fusta and Gum collections.
Mel is based on the idea of a single form in a single material. Each piece is rotomoulded in one piece, with no visible joints or additional structure. Its enveloping, curved silhouette recalls traditional woven rattan furniture, giving the pieces a sculptural presence.
Upholstery plays a central role in the design, adding warmth and comfort while remaining weather resistant. The collection comprises a sofa, an armchair and side tables in several sizes.
Kokó, Palm and B2B by Eugeni Quitllet
Designer Eugeni Quitllet showed three collections and the new Love double sun lounger, which made its world debut at the fair.
The highlight of the stand was the new Kokó collection, inspired by dewdrops resting on petals on a spring morning. Rather than a closed seat shell, Kokó is made up of separate organic fragments resembling droplets and petals, with no continuous edge. Made from polypropylene, its translucent structure changes in appearance with the light, viewing angle and surroundings.
Palm is built around a botanical lattice in injection-moulded polypropylene that resists weathering and UV light. Its open texture reduces heat build-up and helps with ventilation and drainage, and the collection is designed for high-traffic settings such as hotel terraces, restaurants and pool bars.
B2B explores the idea of a floating seat. Two rounded, ergonomic shells for the seat and back are connected by a single slim ring, giving the chair a sense of weightlessness.
Glove by Studio Vondom
The in-house design team showed Glove, a collection that translates the gesture of an open hand into a social seating arrangement. Its sculptural profile invites people to sit and gather, and an integrated planter brings greenery into the heart of the piece.
With their emphasis on UV resistance, airflow and drainage, several of the new collections are suited to hot and humid climates, including the terraces, balconies and poolside spaces common across Southeast Asia.
Source: 77 Global Furnishings Media
