Collection: Unopiu Agora

Design Idea

Agorà's design language is understated and precise: a light frame, topped by a dense weave that creates surface, shade, and depth. This creates a presence that fits equally well into modern architecture and Mediterranean gardens – calm, organized, and inviting.

Material & Craftsmanship

The load-bearing structure is made of aluminum – deliberately chosen for its lightness and robustness in outdoor environments. Characteristic is the covering made of WaProLace®: a synthetic fiber that is hand-woven into a dense, durable mesh and is one of Unopiù's unmistakable material signatures.

Comfort & System

Agorà is designed as a modular lounge system. Individual elements can be combined to form sofas, corner solutions, or spacious islands – to suit the floor plan, sightlines, and usage profile. Complementary tables and stools complete the ensemble functionally and aesthetically.

Areas of Application

• Terrace: as a lounge group for long evenings and relaxed conversations
• Courtyard: as a calm center with a clear structure and soft surface
• Garden: as a subtle contrast to green, stone, and wood
• Pool & Spa: for relaxing zones with sun lounger, side table, and stool
• Commercial & Hospitality: for hotel terraces, outdoor lobbies, and high-end project areas

Color Palette

The weave variations in White and Tropical Brown allow for two clear interpretations: bright and architectural or warm and earthy – each with the same calm material effect.

Directly in the Collection

These building blocks are particularly suitable for an introduction to Agorà (depending on the desired size and structure):

• Agorà Sun Lounger – clear surface, deep comfort, ideal for pool & terrace
• Agorà Corner Module – the basis for L-shapes and generous lounge groups
• Agorà Backrest Module – as a system element for modular sofas
• Agorà Stool – flexible as an additional seat or a calm accent
• Agorà Table – as a connecting center in the ensemble

Planning Note

Agorà is most effective when the elements are conceived as an ensemble: define proportions, pathways, and sightlines, then place modules, loungers, and tables accordingly. This creates an outdoor space that is not decorated – but designed.