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This Bel Air sofa, designed exclusively for Roche Bobois by
Sacha Lakic, is hand-woven in haute plastique that’s been treated to look like leather (price upon request, varies by size). |
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Straight from the French Riviera to your backyard, the Sifas In-Out lounge chair and coffee table/ottoman connect to make one chaise lounge (double chaise $3,800; coffee table/ottoman $3,200). |
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The Canadian-made Imperial XL barbecue by Broil King is way more handsome than its American counterpart. Dual hoods also allow for simultaneous smoking and grilling ($1,900). |
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Lemonade is as attractive as it is refreshing, when served in the Jericho beverage dispenser by Torre & Tagus Designs, complete with chiller base ($145). |
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Let the good times roll with super-glossy XL Design Ball chairs by Irish designer Finn Stone. They’re made of recycled plastic with a lacquer-like, UV resistant coating by Dupont ($300). |
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Keep your iPod safely docked indoors and broadcast your summertime playlist up to 50 metres away on Sony S-Air wireless speakers ($470). |
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Every party worth remembering has an ice sculpture. This wine bucket from HomeSense is actually made of glass, which means it won’t melt under a hot summer sun ($50). |
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Canuck-designed Candela Demi-Glow cordless lights, by Vessel, will never lose their flicker. Better yet, these battery-powered beauties won’t catch fire ($180, set of eight). |
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When this Danby Kegerator is not dispensing beer, it doubles as a mini-outdoor fridge. Its electronic thermostat ensures a perfectly cold brew every time ($870.). |
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Anchored by a single steel post and made of high-tech Batyline mesh, the Wave hammock, by Royal Botania, truly evokes a sailing sensation ($23,400, special order, available in white, grey, black or blue). |
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The smooth shell of Paola Lenti’s Float lounge chair is made of tough nylon rope (four colours available) and filled not with beans, but high-tech foam spheres (from $2,840). |
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Host the hippest luau this side of the Pacific with these Polynesian-inspired (made-in-B.C.) tiki torches, which burn natural gas ($750 set of three). |
