Lievore Altherr Molina took the way a tree divides and used it for the legs. Every leg in Branch forks before it reaches the ground, and that fork gives the collection its name and its silhouette.
The collection
Branch in one paragraph
The frames are thin powder-coated tube, and the fork is the only detail on them. The designers wanted the furniture to keep a tie with nature, and they put that in the shape. From across a garden you see a few drawn lines with a seat between them.
Seat and back are flat cord woven by hand over that frame. The back is worked open, in a grid wide enough to see the planting through; the seat is closed up tighter because it takes the load. Water runs off both, so nothing in the collection needs to come inside when it rains.
Five pieces. The side chair and armchair stack, so a set of them stores flat in a garage corner between seasons. The lounger takes a full-length pad and an adjustable back for the sun. The dining table seats a proper meal, and the bistro table is small enough for a balcony railing or a corner by the door.
Powder coat is the part to watch near the ocean. Rinse the frames with fresh water every few weeks in salt air and the finish stays put; let salt dry on them in Miami or Newport and it chalks sooner. The cord weave takes soap, water and a soft brush, nothing stronger.
- Designer
- Lievore Altherr Molina
- Pieces
- 5
- Materials
- Powder-coated tubular frame, Hand-woven flat cord, Quick-dry foam pad, Solution-dyed acrylic
- Best for
- Balconies, city terraces and gardens where furniture gets stacked away
- Pricing
- On request
Specification
What the Branch pieces are made of
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Side chair
- Frame
- Slim powder-coated tube, stackable
- Seat
- Hand-woven flat cord, open grid across the back
- Care
- Soap, water and a soft brush on the weave
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Armchair
- Frame
- Powder-coated tube with branching legs and arms
- Seat
- Woven cord under a thin seat pad
- Care
- Rinse salt off the frame every few weeks on the coast
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Lounger
- Frame
- Powder-coated tube with an adjustable back
- Seat
- Full-length pad on quick-dry foam
- Care
- Take the pad in over winter, wash the cover at 30 °C
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Dining table
- Frame
- Powder-coated branching legs
- Seat
- Flat powder-coated top
- Care
- Wipe spills before they dry on the finish
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Bistro table
- Frame
- Powder-coated pedestal
- Seat
- Small round top
- Care
- Dry the top after rain so water does not pool
Build
How a Branch piece is layered
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Solution-dyed acrylic cover
The pad cover. Color sits inside the fiber, so a season of sun takes it down evenly rather than blotching it.
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Quick-dry foam pad
Thin open-cell pad on top of the weave. It drains through the base instead of holding water.
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Hand-woven flat cord
Worked by hand across the frame: tight under the seat, open across the back so you can see through it.
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Powder-coated frame
Thin tube that forks near the floor. The coat is the weather layer, so keep salt rinsed off it.
Gallery
Branch in place
Pieces
5 pieces in Branch
- Bistro Table
Every piece is priced on request. Tell us which ones matter and the quote comes back with lead times.
Journal
Notes from the terrace
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Designer outdoor furniture at Tribù
October 13, 2026. Tribù keeps no in-house design studio. Each collection goes to an outside designer, and the name stays on the drawing. This guide reads two results: Nagomi and Branch.
Nearby
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Correspondence
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