SC8082 Outdoor Chair

The SC8082 is an outdoor chair that refuses the plastic-furniture compromise — a full cushioned armchair in a green-grey waffle weave, carried on a slim black metal frame, finished to living-room standards and styled for the terrace. Deep seat, padded arms, supportive back: the comfort of an indoor lounge chair, taken outside where Lagos evenings actually happen.

Design & Character

The frame draws the outline — thin black metal legs and arm rails holding the upholstery like a sketch holds its color — while the cushions supply the substance: a boxed seat, a full back, and slim bolster pads along each arm. The textured grid of the fabric gives the surface pattern without print, shifting between green, grey, and charcoal as daylight moves. It reads as considered furniture that happens to be outdoors, which is exactly the point.

Materials & Finish

Waffle-textured upholstery in a mossy grey-green wraps every cushion, its woven grid hiding dust and wear the way smooth outdoor fabric never does. The frame is finished in matte black, slim enough to keep the chair light in hand and light on the deck. The palette is chosen for its setting — the tone of leaves in shade, at home among planters and timber.

Made for the Terrace, Balcony, and Poolside

This is the garden chair for the spaces Nigerian homes actually use: the balcony that catches the evening breeze, the compound veranda, the poolside deck. Pair two with a low table and the outdoor sitting area is complete; a single one turns any corner of a terrace into the reading spot. Light enough to reposition with the sun, finished enough to come indoors for the season without apology.

Styling & Pairing

Surround it with green — potted palms, planters, the garden itself — and the upholstery ties the composition together. On timber decking the black frame sharpens; on stone it warms. A small side table in dark metal completes the set, and cushions in rust or ochre give the grey-green its accent when the occasion wants color.

Why This Piece

Outdoor spaces get furnished last and worst, and every terrace shows it. The SC8082 argues the outside deserves the same standard as the living room — real cushioning, real design, a chair guests choose rather than tolerate. Sit in it in a showroom, then picture the balcony; that gap is what this piece closes.