SKYLINE was created to address the need for high-quality outdoor patio furniture that can stand up to wind and weather - both important considerations in the Middle East. Utilizing Viro and Rancord, two of the finest weaving materials available, the company makes furniture with an indoor motif for an outdoor setting.
In the world of high-end outdoor furniture, SKYLINE design has managed to improve on Mother Nature. The raw materials are resistant to not just all kinds of weather, but to temperatures of -70C to 80C, as well as salt and fresh water and chlorine.
SKYLINE's covered loungers and bed series are particularly popular with hotel and resort project developers in the UAE looking for style and lasting quality. The company also sites increased demand for its outdoor sofa and dining sets with individual homeowners and high end condominium developers.
"The furniture range is perfectly suited for both commercial and residential use and the designs have been very well received by hoteliers, property developers and homeowners throughout the UAE and Middle East,"
said Manuel Stanislas, President of SIMEXA Group.
Clients for SKYLINE products thus far include Artikel in the Mall of the Emirates, Caviar House, Shakespeare and Co El Ghazlan Island in Abu Dhabi , along with many prestigious villas on the Palm Islands and many others.
Perennially popular on the beaches, swimming pools, gardens and balconies of hotels, resorts, restaurants and residences in Europe, the Middle East, Australia, Central and South America and the United States, this premium outdoor furniture has raised the bar in terms of quality and style.
"As the luxury real estate market in the UAE and throughout the Middle East continues to grow, so too will the demand for durable, comfortable and stylish outdoor furniture such as ours," added Manuel.
Simexa has agents across the region and provides furniture to commercial projects and retail outlets for use on beaches, gardens, balconies and around swimming pools.
During The Hotel Show, please visit the SKYLINE exhibition space at 2F-161.
Posted by Anne-Birte Stensgaard, Senior News Editor
