Lima Left High Back Corner / End Unit

The high-backed corner anchors the composition. Wheat-toned wicker wraps the tall frame in a close, vertical weave, casting slim shadow lines that shift through the afternoon. Designed by Henrik Pedersen, the Lima seating system builds around modular precision—each unit locks into place without visible fixings, the cushions held by the frame's geometry rather than ties or clips. At 108 centimetres, the backrest shields without enclosing. Wind moves through the room; the seating holds its ground. In a roofed courtyard or against a rendered wall, this left-hand high-back unit reads as both enclosure and opening, a volume framed by the warmth of the weave and the grain below. The structure is plantation teak in a natural finish, kiln-dried to resist movement. The wicker panels are woven polyethylene, a synthetic fibre engineered to shed water and resist ultraviolet fade. Outdoor-grade cushions in performance fabric complete the seat and back, their fill designed to drain and dry without compression loss.