Skagerak by Fritz Hansen: Danish Furniture for Indoors and Out
Skagerak by Fritz Hansen is best known for durable teak outdoor furniture and practical Scandinavian designs that work throughout the home. HORNE’s collection includes Drachmann, Selandia, Pelagus, Riviera and Lilium outdoor pieces alongside Cutter storage, Georg furniture, trays, stools and everyday accessories.
Choosing outdoor furniture
Begin with the available footprint and how the furniture will be stored. Teak can remain outdoors and will gradually develop a silver-gray patina; regular cleaning and appropriate care products help manage its appearance. For tables and seating, confirm overall dimensions, seat height, extension leaves, cushion compatibility and recommended clearances before ordering.
Compare the main outdoor families
Drachmann and Selandia: classic teak dining and seating with a more traditional garden profile.
Pelagus: streamlined contemporary seating and tables in teak and powder-coated aluminum.
Lilium and Riviera: flexible lounge and dining pieces suited to relaxed outdoor settings.
Browse the seasonal Skagerak outdoor collection to compare chairs, tables, loungers and accessories together.
Indoor storage and everyday pieces
The Cutter collection is useful in entryways, baths and bedrooms because its benches, stools, wardrobes, coat racks and storage boxes share a consistent footprint and material palette. Explore Cutter by Skagerak for a coordinated storage setup. Georg furniture offers another compact option for halls, bedrooms and informal dining areas.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Skagerak part of Fritz Hansen?
Yes. Skagerak now sits within Fritz Hansen while retaining its recognizable focus on long-lasting indoor and outdoor furniture.
Does teak outdoor furniture need to be covered?
Teak is naturally durable outdoors, but covering or storing pieces during severe weather can reduce cleaning and help protect hardware and cushions. Always follow the care guidance for the individual product.
Will teak stay the same color?
Untreated teak will weather from a warm golden tone to a silver-gray patina. Cleaning and teak-care products can influence the appearance, but product-specific instructions should guide treatment.
