RH Unveils the Most Comprehensive Collection of New Outdoor Products in the Brand’s History

RH (NYSE: RH) announced today the release of the 2024 RH Outdoor Sourcebook. Featuring over 40 exclusive designs in premium teak, aluminum, all-weather wicker and upholstery from some of today’s most acclaimed designers, the 2024 RH Outdoor Sourcebook is the most comprehensive collection of high-quality outdoor furniture in the world and reflects the brand’s commitment to unparalleled design, uncompromising quality and unrivaled value. The collections will also be unveiled on RH.com, and in the brand’s immersive Design Galleries across North America and Europe.

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RH OUTDOOR 2024 SOURCEBOOK (Photo: Business Wire)

“Our 2024 Outdoor Collection blurs the lines between indoor and outdoor living, presenting a level of design, quality, taste and style unrivaled in today’s market,” said RH Chairman and CEO Gary Friedman. “We are proud to introduce our latest Sourcebook, and the innovative global designers and artisan manufacturers we have partnered with. Together, we are pushing boundaries and imagining a new and inspiring way to live outdoors.”

Highlights of the 2024 Outdoor Collection

A striking architectural silhouette, Vigo, by designers Harrison and Nicholas Condos (Sydney) is featured on the cover of this year’s Sourcebook. The bold geometric profile, rendered in premium teak or all-weather aluminum, is accented by a cylindrical bolster seat back. Byron, an adaptation of the design duo’s iconic RH Interiors collection of the same name, reflects the brand’s ethos of blurring indoors and outdoors. The statement pieces feature distinctive solid teak vertical reeding crafted by hand to seamlessly fit the continuous curves.

Inspired by Miami’s famed Art Deco architecture, Harrison and Nicholas Condos also introduce Bondi, defined by a circular bolster back, stacked teak or all-weather aluminum foundation and generously proportioned seat cushions for unrivaled comfort; Palma, juxtaposing rounded geometric shapes with crisp right angles and curvilinear bolsters; and Bronte, which brings a contemporary perspective to midcentury Scandinavian simplicity.

Award-winning architect and designer Claudio Bellini (Milan) – and son of renowned Italian designer Mario Bellini – presents Gemini, its dramatic curved silhouette and generous proportions reminiscent of 1970s Italian design, handwoven in an airy all-weather wicker lattice that offers a play of light and shadow.