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Protea Flower: wild botany blooming in our new DIABLA 2027 Catalogue

13 November, 2026

Exuberant beauty and maximum resistance: the Protea guides DIABLA’s funky contract universe

In our new DIABLA 2027 catalog, the fascinating Protea flower unfolds its petals to embrace an outdoor furniture vision where nature is not a simple backdrop, but the pulse that drives everything. With the same organic strength of this species capable of rebirth in the most demanding environments, at DIABLA we highlight the durability, lightness, and technical quality of our materials, designed to withstand inclement weather and enjoy the outdoors 365 days a year. It is the most authentic expression of biophilia integrated into contemporary habitat: vibrant-presence designs that connect with our most primal instinct and invite you to inhabit spaces with absolute freedom and without prejudice.

This botanical energy tunes in perfectly with our funky contract attitude, a philosophy that shies away from rigid and conventional forms to embrace a colorful, cosmopolitan, and laid-back expressiveness. Through an open and innovative dialogue between the material -powder-coated aluminum, 100% recyclable polyethylene, and high-performance, high-comfort technical fabrics-and silhouettes with well-defined contours and a strong personality, each of our pieces is born to inhabit any environment with ease. From private terraces and gardens to the dynamic atmospheres of boutique hotels or the most ephemeral urban installations, our furniture always brings a different and refreshing seal.

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The 2027 New Releases: Sculptural design, functionality, and enveloping comfort

Each of this year’s additions responds to that constant search for formal innovation and technical resistance that defines us as a brand, offering unique pieces designed to transform the outdoor space experience:

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JUNI Lounger (designed by the design labo)

Inspired by the overlapping layers of the Jūnihitoe -the ceremonial kimono of the ladies of the Japanese court- in JUNI we translate that textile elegance into a sculptural structure made of 100% recyclable polyethylene. A piece with fluid lines and an enveloping volume that defies the rigidity of classical furniture with a marked ergonomic and avant-garde profile.

BRISA Parasol

A versatile, robust, and lightweight shade solution designed to adapt with ease to residential and contract projects. Featuring a resistant aluminum structure and a concrete base for maximum stability, we present it in four versions: Circular Single Color – Two-tone, Rectangular Single Color – Two-tone, Circular Waves, and Rectangular Waves.

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MARETA Lounger (collection extension, designed by Héctor Serrano)

Our iconic soft-seating family expands its dimensions and options. Filled with polystyrene beads protected by a water-repellent fabric and devoid of armrests, MARETA invites spontaneous, enveloping relaxation that naturally adapts to the body’s anatomy.

A sensory and conceptual journey through the landscape

To bring this entire atmosphere to life, at DIABLA we invite you to inhabit spaces where our furniture does not impose itself, but rather harmoniously blends with plant architecture and the surrounding ecosystem, extending the comfort and warmth of the interior toward landscapes of captivating lushness. We travel to unique and unusual settings across the planet to play with infinite combinations of colors, materials, and finishes, putting the extreme versatility and adaptability of our pieces to the test against all types of climates and environments.

This entire journey is permeated by that genuine, free, and non-conformist attitude so characteristic of DIABLA. A vision where the chemistry between the object, the human body, and the surrounding architecture vindicates the freshness, optimism, and geometric ease with which we understand and rediscover outdoor design.

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