In the rolling hills of northern Lazio, where sunlight drapes over olive groves and ancient cypress trees, Ethimo was born. It began not as a brand, but as a philosophy — that outdoor living should hold the same grace, comfort, and design sophistication as the interiors we cherish most.
Founded by Giovanni and Marco Migliorini, Ethimo remains a family-owned company deeply rooted in Italian landscape culture. Every collection draws inspiration from the Mediterranean’s effortless elegance — where architecture, nature, and wellbeing converge.
At first glance, Ethimo’s pieces feel refreshingly calm. But beneath that serenity lies an engineering precision that rivals Italy’s finest interior makers. Each table, lounge, or armchair is designed with ergonomics, weather resilience, and environmental respect in mind. Their materials — teak, aluminium, pickled mahogany, and recycled fibre weaves — are carefully sourced for both beauty and longevity.
Take, for example, the Allaperto collection by Matteo Thun and Antonio Rodriguez — modular, lightweight, and poetic in its adaptability. Or the Swing series by Patrick Norguet, which redefines the relationship between geometry and comfort, blurring the boundaries between indoors and out. Ethimo’s Flower line, with its vintage charm and modern palette, celebrates the joy of garden living in colour and curve.
But beyond aesthetics, Ethimo is also about sustainability and sensory design. The company pioneered the use of eco-friendly finishes and FSC-certified teak, ensuring that each piece reflects respect for both craft and the environment. Even their fabrics — woven for UV protection and soft to the touch — are engineered to endure tropical climates while evoking the relaxed sophistication of an Italian summer.
Ethimo’s true genius lies in how it transforms outdoor spaces into living rooms of light. Its designs invite you to slow down — to enjoy morning coffee under the pergola, sunset gatherings by the pool, or intimate dinners under candlelight.
At Royal Interiors Singapore, Ethimo represents more than outdoor furniture; it embodies a lifestyle philosophy — one where design meets nature, and elegance breathes freely.
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