Outdoors

With the Buiten collection, you can turn your garden, balcony or terrace into a place where you love to sit. Think practical accessories, lighting, pots and furniture that make the outdoors feel just as carefully styled as the inside. That way, you can easily create an outdoor space that suits the space you have and how you use it.

Styling outdoors with accessories and furniture

A pleasant outdoor area starts with the right foundation. If you have plenty of space, you can work with a seating area, larger pots and several light sources. On a smaller balcony, it’s better to choose light, compact items that are easy to move around. Take a look at our outdoor furniture as a base and add matching garden accessories for extra comfort and convenience.

How to choose what suits your outdoor space

For a balcony

Choose slim or stackable furniture, a few pots in different heights and one warm light source. This keeps the space from feeling crowded, while still making it feel complete.

For a garden or terrace

Work with zones. For example, create a seating area, a dining corner and a green border with pots. Larger items really come into their own here and bring a sense of calm to the overall look.

For sheltered or open outdoor use

Pay close attention to where you place things. Under a canopy, you can often use more materials than on an open terrace. If a product is exposed to a lot of sun, wind or rain, choose materials that can handle it well and store textiles away when you’re not using them.

Selection guide: what should you look for in outdoor products?

• Size: measure the space first. Keep walkways clear and choose a few good items rather than too many small accessories.
• Material: metal and ceramic add weight and character, while lightweight materials are more practical if you like to move things around often.
• Use: are you looking for something for everyday use, a long summer evening or mainly decoration? That determines what you really need.
• Colour: work with 2 or 3 base colours. This makes it easier to combine furniture, pots and décor.
• Maintenance: choose products that suit the amount of time you want to spend on them. Some materials need more care than others.

Practical tips for a well-kept outdoor space

Combine low and high elements for more depth. For example, place outdoor pots in groups of two or three, with differences in height or shape. Then add a few accents, such as lanterns or other items from our decor. If you want to make it extra inviting, add soft lighting near the seating area and keep the rest calm. That creates balance and makes the space pleasant to use.

Inspiration for outdoors

Would you like to see how to turn an outdoor space into a lovely place without it feeling busy? Then also read A lovely place outdoors for ideas and practical combinations.

Frequently asked questions about outdoors

What size furniture fits on my balcony or terrace?

First measure the width and depth of the space. Leave enough room to walk, especially near doors and passageways. On a small balcony, compact furniture or a set with open shapes often works best.

How do I combine pots and accessories without it looking cluttered?

Choose one clear direction in colour and material. Then work with variation in height or shape. This gives the outdoor space character while keeping the overall look calm and easy to combine.

Which products are useful for an open outdoor area?

In a place with a lot of wind or rain, sturdy pots, weighted accessories and low-maintenance materials are often the best choice. Loose textiles are better stored away when not in use.

How do I best maintain outdoor accessories?

Clean products regularly with a soft cloth or brush and store delicate items dry during autumn. With pots, always check that water can drain properly so they stay beautiful for longer.

Where should I start if I want to redesign my outdoor space?

Start with the function of the space. Do you want to dine, lounge or add more greenery? Then choose the basics first, such as furniture or pots, and finish with lighting and small accents.