BARLOW TYRIE

Villa Terrazza chose Barlow Tyrie as one of their premier brands to feature in their Sonoma showroom because of Barlow Tyrie's dedication to manufacturing quality, timeless designs, and their great selection of material choices. Barlow Tyrie products transition from patio furniture to sunroom or family room furniture with ease. The Barlow Tyrie product line features a wonderful selection of materials; powdered-coated aluminum, teak, Eucalyptus, and hand-woven synthetic fibers.

The teak used in Barlow Tyrie garden furniture is FLEGT licensed and is fully sustainable to abide by Indonesian forestry laws. As an estimate, for every 1 tree cut down, another 5 trees are planted on the plantation to replace them. Barlow Tyrie has been the trendsetter in teak for over 100 years and are known for both their contemporary and traditional designs.

At the core of Barlow Tyrie's designs are traditional values of quality, craftsmanship, service, and care. The Barlow Tyrie design team has combined pleasing design elements with ergonomic performance to create outdoor furniture that is not only stylish but is extremely comfortable to dine or lounge in. All the Barlow Tyrie teak is first-grade plantation-grown teak sourced from Indonesia, where responsible forestry is practiced.

Patio furniture has really grown up since the set you grew up with! New materials, new manufacturing techniques – the line is really blurring between what patio furniture looks like and what indoor furniture does. Metal that looks like wood, polymer that imitates concrete, creative combinations of different materials on the same piece, tile and stone – it’s all playing a role in today’s outdoor furniture styles.

Barlow Tyrie products have been setting the standard for outdoor furniture since 1920 in Britain and then worldwide for three generations. Barlow Tyrie focuses on timeless furniture that promotes outdoor living and the enjoyment of nature. Since the 2000's their line has greatly expanded beyond plantation-grown teak but the focus is still on quality, workmanship, and timeless design has made them an industry leader for a century.

Furniture that lives outdoors needs to be able to endure what Mother Nature dishes out – it’s a totally different standard of durability than what indoor furniture requires, its furniture designed to live outside for your casual lifestyle. It gets rained on, blasted with UV rays, endures pollen, and a steady diet of dust. It’s a demanding environment – one that requires patio furniture to be constructed with materials and methods that will stand the test of time in its demanding outdoor habitat.