Nature’s palette is an endless source of creative inspiration at Tribù. With so many tempting shades in our material and fabric collection to choose from, we have collaborated with Belgian artist and designer Louise Mertens on a series of inspirational themed moodboards.

Caribbean Reef, for example, brings together shimmering, watery blues, while glossy leaves and dark wood create a lush look in Tropical Jungle.

The prospect of long sunlit days spent in good company is all the motivation needed to escape the routine. With Tribù’s new products and design updates, the scene is set for elegant entertaining on the terrace, soaking up nature in a leafy garden or breakfast à deux on a balcony.
Elio, our distinctive new chair collection designed by Yabu Pushelberg, has teak frames set into cocooning Tricord seats, and includes a two-seater sofa to curl up into. 

The Tao dining table has been recognised at this year’s Archiproducts Design Awards for its bold form, which contrasts solidity and grace. The table’s sculptural, lightweight concrete base is paired with a slimline, finely milled circular top.

The Archiproducts awards celebrate design excellence and innovation and are judged by 50 influential architects, designers and art directors from around the world.

To capture the Art of Leisure for our 2020 catalogue, the Tribù team travelled to the Masseria Antonio Augusto in Puglia. This was the first of three shoots that will showcase our newest collections, colours and individual pieces.

Tribù already provides a 2D and 3D-library for architects and interior designers, but to service the contract market more efficiently, we have now added Revit files covering our outdoor collections.

By visiting our download area, professionals can download this valuable new design resource using Autodesk Revit technology.

We will update the Revit files whenever new products become available, so we advise you to check regularly for the latest downloads.