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22 June 2026
As if shaped by a landscape overlooking the sea, Nalu interprets outdoor living through light, materiality, and conviviality.
Designed by Ludovica Serafini and Roberto Palomba for Talenti, the collection takes its name from the Hawaiian word for wave, translating this inspiration into a complete family of outdoor furnishings.
Sofas, seating, tables, and sun loungers share a distinctive feature: an aluminum structure defined by elegant fluted details that evoke the movement of water and the precision of contemporary architecture.
Nalu develops a coherent design language in which the rhythm of surfaces becomes its defining identity. Powder-coated aluminum structures alternate solids and voids, creating changing plays of light throughout the day and adding depth to each piece. The result is an aesthetic that is both essential and expressive, capable of transforming terraces and gardens into a natural extension of the home.

At the heart of the collection is a seating system designed to provide comfort and compositional freedom. Modular sofas and lounge seating allow for flexible arrangements suited to both residential and hospitality settings. Generous volumes are balanced by the visual lightness of the structures, while the upholstery introduces a tactile dimension that encourages a seamless and natural outdoor experience.
The same approach can be found in the tables and dining elements. Stoneware and lava stone tops meet fluted aluminum bases in a carefully balanced dialogue between solidity and lightness.
Sun loungers and complementary pieces complete the collection, contributing to a unified outdoor landscape where every element supports a coherent vision of open-air living.
Through marine references, essential geometries, and refined materials, Nalu proposes a contemporary idea of comfort that connects architecture, nature, and everyday life.