In the heart of the landscape of the northern Netherlands, where the Overijsselse Vecht river winds through bucolic scenery, a private residence celebrates the coexistence of nature and contemporary design. The studio PalletWood Interiors captured the essence of this idyllic setting to make it the perfect backdrop for Vondom outdoor furniture.
Here, the outdoors becomes a space where aesthetics meets comfort, in a continuous dialogue between the modernity of the design and the timeless serenity of the surroundings.

Pezzettina, forms inspired by nature
Each piece was chosen with a clear intention. The Pezzettina collection, by Archirivolto Design, invites relaxation in the garden beside the pond. Its curved lines, inspired by nature, harmonise with the surrounding landscape and blend fluidly into the space.

The Ulm daybed, an intimate retreat
On the jetty by the pond, the outdoor daybed from the Ulm collection creates an intimate retreat. This piece, designed by Ramón Esteve, makes a corner of tranquillity that is ideal for lazy naps and open-air conversation, always under the protection of its folding canopy, which filters the light in a delicate play of shadows.

Frame and Wall Street for outdoor dining
Further along, the minimalist Frame table creates an elegant, functional meeting point. Around it, the light, comfortable chairs from the Wall Street collection, by Eugeni Quitllet, are always ready for long conversations.

A palette in tune with the landscape
The shades chosen, from warm neutrals to deep greys, complement the natural palette of the surroundings. The Vondom finishes blend organically into the landscape, creating a welcoming, enveloping visual continuity that offers a sensory experience connecting visitors to their environment.
The outdoors as an extension of the home
At Overijsselse Vecht, PalletWood Interiors has used Vondom outdoor furniture to create a space where the outdoors becomes an extension of the home. Each piece has been carefully integrated to converse with its surroundings, turning the garden into a complete experience that goes beyond the visual.












