Cievaro Materials & Finishes
Outdoor materials selected according to the furniture, the setting, the expected use, and the character of the complete environment.
Explore the Material LibraryMore than a color decision
Frame finishes, sling, cushion fabrics, woven materials, faux wood, tabletops, and shade components each respond differently to use, exposure, care, and the form of the furniture.
Cievaro helps narrow those choices into a coordinated direction. Final availability, compatibility, and physical appearance are confirmed during consultation and in writing before an order is placed.
The foundation
Frame color establishes the visual foundation of a collection and helps connect the furniture to the architecture, landscape, and complete material palette.
Explore all 43 unique manufacturer-published frame finishes, separated into standard colors and textured or specialty selections.
Explore Frame Colors ↗
Color with structure
Commercial-grade vinyl strap creates supportive outdoor seating with a clean, graphic expression and broad color flexibility.
Explore all 42 manufacturer-published strap colors with their exact specification codes and current names.
Explore Strap Colors ↗
Breathable performance
Supportive outdoor sling creates comfortable seating without loose cushions and is especially well suited to poolside, hospitality, and low-maintenance applications.
Explore 64 unique standard fabrics and 73 optional selections using the manufacturer’s published swatches and names.
Explore Sling Fabrics ↗
Layered comfort
Outdoor cushion fabrics bring softness, depth, and greater pattern flexibility to deep seating, modular arrangements, dining, and hospitality conversation areas.
Explore all 187 manufacturer-published cushion fabrics, clearly separated into 47 standard colors and 140 optional selections.
Explore Cushion Fabric Colors ↗
Comfort by furniture form
Cushion size and proportion are determined by the furniture form they are designed to support—from dining and club seating to chaises, recliners, ottomans, and Regal seating.
Compare all six manufacturer-published cushion types with their exact model numbers and dimensions.
Explore Cushion Types ↗
Natural character
Faux wood introduces the warmth of a natural material with an outdoor-minded approach suited to tables, benches, dining forms, and mixed-material collections.
Explore the manufacturer’s current standard and optional wood-color selections, shown with their published names and finish references.
Explore Wood Colors ↗
Texture and dimension
Woven material adds dimensional texture and a softer visual character to seating designed for hospitality, resort, community, and residential outdoor spaces.
Explore all ten manufacturer-published woven colors, including the exact FX codes provided for Grey Weave and Key Lime.
Explore Woven Colors ↗
Surfaces that finish the plan
Table surfaces influence scale, maintenance, color balance, and how dining, bar, lounge, and occasional pieces connect across the property.
Shape, size, edge, base compatibility, finish, and intended use are confirmed as part of the complete furniture specification.
Explore Tabletops ↗
A considered table surface
Fiberglass tabletop color helps connect a table to its frame, surrounding seating, architecture, and the wider outdoor palette.
Explore the manufacturer’s complete published selection of seven fiberglass-top colors, shown with the exact names and specification numbers provided.
Explore Fiberglass Colors ↗
Shade as part of the palette
Canopy color can quietly support the furniture palette or become a defining visual element across a pool deck, terrace, dining area, or hospitality setting.
Explore all 228 manufacturer-published umbrella fabrics, separated into Standard Commercial, Commercial Resort, and Optional Performance programs.
Explore Umbrella Fabric Colors ↗Material guidance
Color on a screen is only a starting point. Lighting, surrounding architecture, exposure, furniture scale, and adjacent materials can change how a finish or fabric reads in the final setting.
Cievaro confirms current options and helps establish a material direction appropriate to the application before final selections are documented.
Work With Our Designer ↗Build the complete palette
Share the setting, collections being considered, aesthetic priorities, and maintenance expectations. Cievaro will help define the next step.