RH has announced the release of its 2025 RH Outdoor Sourcebook, featuring over 40 collections by a range of designers from across the globe. 

Gracing the cover of the new Sourcebook, Belgian designer Mathias de Ferm introduces Striata as his first collaboration with RH. Defined by a sculptural barrelback silhouette, pieces in the collection are meticulously wrapped in handwoven all-weather rope, showcasing refined reeded detailing. A slender opening at the back allows for a whisper of light to stream through, offering a dynamic interplay of light and shadow. 

In a new partnership with Milanese furniture maker Arthur Gentil, Sedona embraces the bold geometric forms of modern architecture, showcasing an elegant juxtaposition of solid and open space. A recessed base allows the ultra-thick, tailored cushions to appear as if floating while maintaining a strong, grounded presence. Also debuting is Sedona Cane, distinguished by textural panels of handwoven all-weather cane. 

Minimalist form meets natural beauty in Dune, designed by Harrison and Nicholas Condos, with soft curves inspired by coastal sand dunes meeting the shoreline and wide arms that wrap around a comfortable quick-dry seat cushion. The design duo has also unveiled Kavala, which melds the simplicity of Scandinavian furnishings with the Japanese reverence for balance and natural materials. 

Spanish designer Mario Ruiz blends Art Deco inspiration with the refined language of Scandinavian design in Lagos, combining clean-lined simplicity with soft curves. 

Elsewhere, Los Angeles-based creative Ann Marie Vering draws inspiration from the graceful lines of a calla lily to create Bloom, which features a sculptural profile, balanced proportions and eloquent curves. Handwoven from all-weather wicker, the striking design celebrates the subtle beauty of nature. 

Artisan-crafted stone collections from Harrison & Nicholas Condos are carved of honed natural travertine, from Leon Stone’s beveled top and irregularly shaped legs, to Mylo’s gently sloped top and smooth radius curves, inspired by the water-carved pools of Greece’s Sarakiniko Beach. Porta reinterprets classical architecture with sculptural, multi-column legs and an expansive tabletop, each piece honouring the organic veining and tonal variations of natural stone. 

Complementing this season’s offerings is a collection of fire tables. Celebrating fine reeding and fluid curves, Byron Reeded Stone is handcrafted of European travertine and appears almost fluid in nature, seeming to float on a recessed plinth base, while Reeded Plinth, made from weather-resistant composite concrete, brings a refined yet substantial presence to outdoor spaces. Obround, echoing the raw beauty of natural limestone, is crafted from durable, glass-fibre-reinforced concrete, offering strength and longevity in a bold architectural silhouette. 

The 2025 RH Outdoor collection introduces two new finishes, Bronze and Gunmetal, to the world’s largest selection of Tuuci architectural shade structures, crafted by founder and Chief Architect Dougan Clarke. 

“We’ve spent decades building a platform to elevate and amplify the work of the most talented designers and highest-quality manufacturers of outdoor furniture in the world,” says Gary Friedman, Chairman and CEO of RH. “Our 2025 Outdoor Sourcebook features more than 40 exclusive collections by internationally renowned designers from Sydney to Spain, Miami to Milan, Antwerp to Amsterdam, Barcelona to Brazil, and London to Los Angeles. Collections that will more than merely furnish your home, collections that will help define it.”