The Deck
Chair
Summer 2026 Production — 100 objects
Individually numbered by hand at the House when your order is packed.
Material
Teak & canvas
Folded
95 × 65 × 15 cm
Open
95 × 65 × 90 cm
Finished
By hand, Portugal
Made to be repaired,
not replaced.
The wood is ash — dense, flexible, and resistant to the salt air that ends cheaper furniture within a season.
Brass fittings are left unlacquered on purpose. They darken with weather and polish back to gold with use — the object ages the way its owner does.
Every joint is built to be re-tightened, every canvas panel built to be replaced. The frame is the part that lasts.
Teak & canvasMaterial
95 × 65 × 15 cmFolded
95 × 65 × 90 cmOpen
By hand, PortugalFinished
In Use
Some days you
just know.
Treat it well.
It will last forever.
01
Oil the wood once a season
A natural teak or ash oil is enough
02
Let brass darken, then polish
A soft cloth restores the shine
03
Store canvas dry
Never fold or pack away damp
04
Re-tighten joints as needed
Built to be repaired, not replaced
Delivered with care.
Set up, not just dropped off.
This object is protected for its journey and placed exactly where you want it — white-glove delivery, no assembly left to you. A care card and the H/R seal travel with it.
View Full CollectionA Certificate
of Ownership.
Every object from a numbered season arrives with its own certificate — hand-filled with its object number, its season, and the date it left the workshop. Not a warranty. A record that this object, and this one only, is yours.
Your object's number is assigned by hand at the House when your order is packed — not before, so it is never guessed or duplicated.
Harlow & Reed
The House of Summer
Certificate of Ownership
The Deck Chair
Summer 2026
Object — of 100
Crafted in Portugal
A private record of
who owns what.
Once your object arrives, write to us with its number and the date. We'll add it to the House's private register by hand — a record that this object belongs to you, kept for as long as the House exists.
Register Your ObjectEverything here belongs together.
Summer 2026 — 100 objects
The Deck Chair