Argo//Wood Sunbed

Design

The Argo//Wood Sunbed from Talenti sits low and assured, with a quiet geometry that feels easy outdoors. Its silhouette is clean, the lines intentionally simple, and the volume comes from the generous cushions that visually wrap the structure. There’s a discreet zip opening worked into the upholstery, a detail that nods to utility without shouting. Sapphire grey and candy crimson can bring a measured pop against the warm character of the wood, or stay subtle; both routes look considered, never loud.

Conceived by Ludovica + Roberto Palomba, the piece balances restraint with presence. Nothing feels added for effect. The frame reads light, the stance confident. It’s a sunbed designed to live in the moment—by a pool, on a deck, under a pergola—and still look composed when the space is quiet.

Materials & Build

At its core are essential legs in Accoya wood, selected for outdoor performance and a naturally poised look. The timber’s clarity of grain and engineered stability give the base a purposeful strength, yet the profile remains slim. That contrast—solid material, refined proportion—anchors the design without weighing it down.

Dimensions land at approximately 118.1 in long, 37.4 in wide, and 13.8 in high, offering an extended platform that reads architectural rather than bulky. The structure is straightforward and honest, built to support the upholstered mass while keeping the form visually open. It feels resolved from every angle.

Comfort

Comfort here is immediate. The cushions are voluminous, the textures dense and inviting, so the body settles without having to search for a position. It’s supportive where it needs to be, relaxed everywhere else. Long afternoons turn into longer evenings, and that’s the point.

The upholstery has a tactile, substantial hand—soft enough for bare skin, resilient enough for daily outdoor life. The result is comfort that doesn’t collapse over time, and a look that stays tailored rather than slouchy.

Placement & Lifestyle

This sunbed earns its place in a range of settings. On a pool terrace, its linear form keeps the scene orderly; on a rooftop, it reads modern and spare; on a garden deck, the natural tone of the Accoya wood ties seamlessly to planting and stone. It works singly as a focal piece or in pairs to frame a view. And when color is desired, that sapphire grey and candy crimson palette creates a crisp counterpoint to the timber’s hue.

Styling can lean coastal, contemporary, or quietly rustic; the design doesn’t force a narrative. It simply supports one—throws, a tray for iced drinks, a book left open—without feeling staged.

Longevity

The build is meant for weather, not just good weather. Fabrics are weather-resistant, standing up to sun, wind, and rain so the surface feels fresh season after season. Color holds, the hand stays consistent, and the zip detail makes upkeep more straightforward when refreshing covers is needed.

Accoya wood brings long-term stability to the structure, helping the frame stay true through shifts in temperature and exposure. Taken together, materials and design work in service of the same goal: a sunbed that looks composed today and remains so with regular use. The Argo//Wood Sunbed by Talenti doesn’t chase trends; it settles into outdoor life and keeps its poise over time.