The Orin collection is the newest collection from the Portuguese outdoor brand Myface, introduced in 2026. It includes a curved two-seater sofa measuring 220 cm wide and a compact single sofa, both with a structure of lacquered stainless steel, an openwork metal backrest, and weatherproof acrylic fabric cushions. Each piece is handcrafted in Portugal; a protective cover is included.

Thus, Orin provides an answer to a question that has preoccupied outdoor design for years: How can lounge furniture make its presence felt without altering the space? Most outdoor sofas work with closed volumes – solid frames, opaque backrests, right-angled footprints. Orin takes the opposite approach. The curve replaces the straight line, the openwork metal replaces the closed surface, and the furniture becomes permeable to light, air, and sightlines. Anyone seeing the new Myface Orin collection for the first time recognizes it less as a sofa than as a small piece of architecture: a curved wall that creates a sense of security while keeping the garden visible.

Design and formal language: the curve as a spatial sign

The defining motif of the collection is the arch. On the two-seater, the backrest describes a wide, calm curve that embraces the seat without enclosing it. Curved sofas have their own logic in garden architecture: While straight furniture emphasizes lines and edges, curves create places. They define an interior within the exterior, invite people to turn towards one another, and mediate between the open landscape and the built environment. A curved sofa rarely stands against a wall – it stands in the space and organizes it.

The second motif is the openwork metal backrest. It is Orin's true signature. The backrest precisely traces the silhouette of the furniture but remains transparent: light falls through it, and the plantings, water surfaces, or facades behind it remain visible. At the same time, the structure creates depth. Depending on the viewing angle, the metal condenses into a surface or dissolves into a fine grid – an interplay reminiscent of mashrabiya screens or textile hangings that gives the furniture changing appearances throughout the day. In the morning, the backrest casts patterned shadows on the terrace; in the evening, against the low-lying sun, it becomes a graphic line.

Transparency and lightness are not formal flourishes in outdoor spaces, but design tools. A permeable piece of furniture does not visually shrink a terrace; it keeps sightlines open and lets the wind pass through instead of trapping it. Especially on urban roof terraces and in smaller gardens, this permeability determines whether a lounge area appears spacious or cramped. Orin uses it consistently: The furniture is there without being heavy.

Materials: lacquered stainless steel and acrylic fabric

The structure of the collection is made of lacquered stainless steel. Stainless steel is one of the most durable materials in furniture making: It is corrosion-resistant, dimensionally stable, and retains its precision even under continuous exposure to the elements. The lacquer adds an additional protective layer to these properties – and color. Myface offers the structure in a wide range of lacquer colors, from understated gray and earth tones to bolder shades. This allows Orin to be precisely coordinated with architecture: tone on tone with a plastered facade, as a dark line against light natural stone, or as a deliberate color accent in the greenery.

Metal in outdoor spaces has a practical advantage that is often overlooked: It allows for slim cross-sections. Where wood or plastic require mass, stainless steel needs only a fine profile – the prerequisite for an openwork backrest to be drawn with such delicacy and yet remain permanently stable. The combination of structural strength and graphic fineness is the core of the Orin construction.

The cushions and pillows are made of acrylic fabric, a standard for high-quality outdoor textiles: resistant to UV light and moisture, colorfast, and pleasant to the touch. For the covers, the outdoor fabric collections Natural, Premium, Lux, and Signature are available, complemented by outdoor leather for a particularly inviting appearance. Maintenance remains effortless: The stainless steel structure only needs occasional wiping, and the fabrics can be cleaned with mild soapy water. For longer periods of non-use, a suitable protective cover is included with every piece of furniture. A detailed comparison of common outdoor materials is available in our overview of materials for garden furniture.

The two models: Sofa 220 and Single Sofa

Orin Sofa 220 cm

The two-seater is the center of the collection. Measuring 220 cm wide, 103 cm deep, and 74 cm high with a seat height of 42 cm, the Orin Sofa 220 cm offers generous proportions without becoming monumental. The curved seat brings two people slightly closer together – a geometry that encourages conversation rather than allowing it to take place side by side. The seat height of 42 cm provides comfortable lounge comfort with an upright, easy entry.

Orin Single Sofa

The single-seater translates the same formal language into a compact format of 97 × 90 × 74 cm. The Orin Single Sofa works just as well as a standalone piece as it does in an ensemble: It occupies a quiet corner under a tree, flanks a low table in pairs, or complements the two-seater to form a complete seating group.

The collection becomes particularly interesting when grouped. Because both models follow the same curved logic, several elements can be arranged into flowing, almost ornamental configurations: two two-seaters forming an open circle around a fire pit, a row of sofas and single-seaters along the edge of a pool, or two single sofas in conversation on a balcony. The openwork backrests prevent the group from becoming a barrier – even a large seating landscape remains visually light.

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Use in outdoor spaces

On a private terrace, Orin takes on the role that the sofa plays in the living room: It defines the center. Against a calm facade of exposed concrete, wood, or light plaster, the drawn backrest comes into its clearest expression; the lacquer color can pick up the tone of the architecture or deliberately contrast with it. Complemented by a low table and a lamp, a complete outdoor living room is created, supported from spring through autumn.

By the pool, the collection plays with its materiality. Stainless steel and acrylic fabric handle splashes of water with ease, and the transparent backrest keeps the view of the water surface clear – a piece of furniture by the pool that does not interrupt the perspective. The bright reflection of the water in the openwork metal is one of the most beautiful side effects of this construction.

For the hotel industry, Orin is interesting for two reasons. First, design-wise: A curved seating group creates intimate islands on a large hotel terrace without requiring fixed built-in elements. Second, practically: Handcrafted production, durable materials, and included protective covers are compelling arguments anywhere furniture stands permanently outdoors and is used daily. Finally, in modern architecture – with clean lines, large glazing, and reduced material palettes – Orin's curve acts as a deliberate counterpoint: soft against hard, permeable against solid.

Orin in the context of the Myface brand

Myface makes outdoor furniture in Santo Tirso in northern Portugal, pursuing a clear ambition: to transfer the comfort of the interior to the exterior. The furniture is handcrafted, and the choice of materials and workmanship is oriented toward the living area – a profile that makes the brand unique in the field of Southern European outdoor manufacturers. An overview of the range is available on the brand page for Myface outdoor furniture.

Orin is the newest collection from the house and stands alongside established designs such as Houdini as well as the Myface Terra Preta line. Within this portfolio, Orin marks the graphic position: Where other collections work with volume and texture, Orin focuses on line, curve, and visibility. You can tell the collection was introduced in 2026: It combines the current preference for organic forms with a material discipline that lasts beyond seasons.

Frequently Asked Questions about the Myface Orin Collection

Is the Orin collection weatherproof?

Yes. The structure of lacquered stainless steel is corrosion-resistant, and the acrylic fabric cushions and pillows are UV- and water-resistant. The collection is designed for permanent outdoor use; a protective cover is included.

Which models are included in the Orin collection?

Two models: the curved two-seater sofa measuring 220 × 103 × 74 cm and the single sofa measuring 97 × 90 × 74 cm. Both have a seat height of 42 cm and can be freely combined.

In what colors is the stainless steel structure available?

The lacquered stainless steel is available in a wide range of lacquer colors. This allows the structure to be coordinated with the facade, flooring, or plantings.

Which covers are available?

Acrylic fabric covers in the four outdoor fabric collections Natural, Premium, Lux, and Signature, as well as outdoor leather. The pillows are also made of acrylic fabric.

Where is the Orin collection made?

All furniture in the collection is handcrafted by Myface in Portugal.

How do I properly care for the furniture?

Wipe the stainless steel structure with a damp cloth and clean the fabrics with mild soapy water if necessary. During longer periods of non-use, the included protective cover protects against the elements and dirt.