Tom Dixon outdoor furniture brings the British designer’s bold material experimentation and industrial character into open air living. Designed by Tom Dixon and his in house London studio, the Groove collection is the brand’s first complete outdoor furniture range, developed through more than a decade of research and influenced by the experimental Hydro aluminum chair introduced in 2021. The collection includes outdoor armchairs, side chairs, lounge chairs, stools, round tables, large obround dining tables, and water repellent cushions, creating a coordinated setting for dining, entertaining, and relaxation. Distinctive Art Deco inspired ridges give each piece a strong graphic identity, while advanced manufacturing shapes lightweight aluminum into furniture that is naturally resistant to rust and corrosion. A solvent free, VOC free polyester powder coating adds long term protection and makes the collection suitable for modern residential patios, hospitality terraces, gardens, and poolside environments.
For outdoor furniture in West Palm Beach and the greater Palm Beach area, Groove offers a compelling connection between modern European design and South Florida’s architecture, climate, and social outdoor lifestyle. Aluminum remains cooler to the touch than traditional steel in direct sunlight, while its lightweight construction allows chairs and stools to be moved, stacked, and stored with less effort. The soft Moss and warm Putty finishes pair naturally with tropical landscaping, limestone, terrazzo, pale stucco, glass, and the relaxed modernism found throughout Palm Beach residences, courtyards, rooftop terraces, and waterfront properties. Rather than imitating traditional resort furniture, Tom Dixon gives outdoor dining and lounge spaces a more expressive presence through sculptural ridging, unexpected proportions, and technically advanced materials designed for minimal maintenance. The result is distinctive luxury outdoor furniture for West Palm Beach homes, interior designers, architects, restaurants, and boutique hospitality projects seeking comfort, durability, and an unmistakably modern point of view.