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The pieces in Sama

The Sama centre module alone on pale limestone paving before a warm plaster wall, the shadow of an olive tree across it: an 800 millimetre square seat on a closed timber plinth, with one timber back board and a boxed back cushion standing against it.The rangeSamaCentre moduleMS-01 · 800 W × 800 D MMSee the pieceBuild your own
The Sama corner module alone on pale limestone paving before a warm plaster wall, the shadow of an olive tree across it: two timber back boards meeting in a mitre at the corner of an 800 millimetre square plinth, with a boxed cushion against each.Corner moduleMS-02 · 800 W × 800 D MMSee the pieceBuild your own
The Sama pouf alone on pale limestone paving before a warm plaster wall, the shadow of an olive tree across it: an 800 millimetre square boxed cushion on a closed timber plinth, no back and no arms.PoufMS-03 · 800 W × 800 D MMSee the pieceBuild your own
The Sama low table alone on pale limestone paving before a warm plaster wall, the shadow of an olive tree across it: a slatted solid timber top on the same square plinth as the seating, standing clear of the floor on four short timber feet.Low tableMS-04 · 800 W × 800 D MMSee the pieceBuild your own

Finer details

Description

Nour is a slim powder-coated metal frame standing outside the cushion. Sama inverts it: a closed teak plinth under the seat and a timber slab behind it, with no metal visible on any piece. The same 800 millimetre square, the same seat height and the same teak. The opposite argument, in the same system.

The product is not a sofa. It is four pieces on one 800 millimetre square: a centre, a corner, a pouf and a low table, and every one of them stands on the same base. The seat is square, so a single corner turned through a quarter serves either hand, and any piece sits beside any other in a line, an L or a U with nothing needed to fill the join.

The structure is mass rather than frame: a closed teak plinth under the cushion and a timber slab behind it, with no metal visible on any piece. Every module is its own box, so a run reads as a rhythm of panels and the joint between two of them is a shadow line rather than something to hide.

Made to order in the United Arab Emirates. Nothing is held in stock, so an arrangement is the pieces you chose rather than the pieces that happened to be on a shelf.

Dimensions

Modules in the range
4
Shared footprint
800 W × 800 D MM
Width
800 MM
Depth
800 MM
Country of origin
United Arab Emirates

Every figure above is shared by all four pieces. The square is the range, and it is the reason a piece bought in a later season still lines up with one bought now.

Materials & construction

Slat thickness
20 MM
Timber
Teak, oil-sealed

The structure is mass rather than frame: a closed teak plinth under the cushion and a timber slab behind it, with no metal visible on any piece. Every module is its own box, so a run reads as a rhythm of panels and the joint between two of them is a shadow line rather than something to hide.

Durability & certifications

The range is drawn for year-round outdoor use in the Gulf: full sun, salt air, and a summer most furniture is not made for.

Care & maintenance

Teak silvers in sunlight if it is left alone, and comes back to its warm tone with an oil once a year. Both are correct; it depends which you prefer.

The full care note.

Delivery, returns & assembly

Made to order in the United Arab Emirates. Nothing is held in stock, which is why an arrangement can be exactly the pieces you want rather than the pieces that happen to be on a shelf.

Samples are posted free within the United Arab Emirates. Up to four weaves, a name and an address, and nothing else.

Not settledLead time, delivery charges and the returns window follow from the fabricator and the freight arrangement, and are set at tender.

FAQ

Do I have to choose a left or a right corner?
No. The seat is square, so one corner turned through a quarter closes a run either way. There is no handed part in the range to order by mistake.
Can I add to it later?
Yes. Every range is built on the same 800 millimetre square, and what changes between one range and the next is what holds the cushion up and what covers it, never the grid. A piece bought in a later season still lines up.
How many modules do I need?
For a terrace, roughly six is where the conversation becomes a consultation rather than an order. The plan gives you an itemised list as you build, so the answer is in front of you before you commit to it.

Start from a preset

Three Sama centre modules in a straight run, seen from a low three quarter view: separate 800 millimetre squares of closed timber plinth standing flush against each other, each cushion proud of its shoulder.Build your ownStart from a presetLinear · three seats3 pieces · 240 × 80 CMStart hereAll starting points
A Sama corner arrangement: a slatted timber low table at the open end of the run, then two centre modules, a corner module, and a third centre turning back at ninety degrees to close the return.Corner · with the coffee table5 pieces · 320 × 160 CMStart hereAll starting points
A Sama U arrangement of six pieces: a corner module at each end of a run of two centres, each corner turned a quarter so its slab closes the return, with a centre module completing each side.U · six pieces6 pieces · 320 × 160 CMStart hereAll starting points
Six material samples laid in a row across the right of a pale limewashed plaster surface: four outdoor weaves running from warm off-white through oatmeal and grey to charcoal, an offcut of oiled teak timber, and a flat chip of matte black powder-coated metal.

Order a sample

Up to four weaves, posted free within the United Arab Emirates. A name and an address, and nothing else. No account and no password.

Order a sample