The colour view shows an example woven fabric. Your fabric choice describes a separate concept and does not change this image. Screen colours cannot replace a fabric sample.
Calm textiles by day. A fine light contour by night.
The LED line follows the upper seat edge. The textile ZipAround remains separate. All five colour concepts show this lighting idea; the included components will be confirmed for the specific model.
The light carrier is intended to remain removable from its own channel. An accessible plug connection separates the lighting from the washable cover. Cable access and the protective layer will be developed together and tested in the finished assembly.
Four textile characters, clearly explained. Choose a design direction and discover what the surface and separate comfort insert each contribute.
Schematic surface sample
Linen Outdoor
Matte & finely woven
Appearance
A calm woven texture with a natural linen look. Linen look describes the appearance; the specific fibre composition is still to be confirmed.
Surface feel
Fine visible threads rather than pile or loops. The physical sample determines the actual surface feel.
Comfort underneath
The fabric shapes the surface. The separate comfort insert underneath also contributes to the soft seating feel.
Care objective
A removable washable cover is the development objective. Fabric, seams, zip and fit receive a care approval together.
Your sample check
Check the sample for its fine texture, shade in daylight and the desired feel against your skin.
Current fabric preference
Schematic surface sample
Soft Bouclé
Soft & textured
Appearance
Small loops add visible depth. Bouclé has irregular loops; Frisé has a more uniform curl. Both are possible material directions.
Surface feel
A tactile, cosy surface. Loop size and density will be agreed using physical samples.
Comfort underneath
The loops give the surface its character. The separate comfort insert underneath provides additional seating comfort.
Care objective
Loops, fastenings and fit will be checked on the finished cover after cleaning. Large covers are intended to split into manageable sections.
Your sample check
Check the sample for its loop size, texture and your personal comfort when seated.
Current fabric preference
Schematic surface sample
Memory Soft
Short pile & velvety
Appearance
A short, soft pile creates a velvety, carpet-like feel. The specific velvet will be chosen using physical samples.
Surface feel
Compact and soft is the desired surface character. The sample shows how the specific velvet feels.
Comfort underneath
“Memory Soft” is the concept name. It does not specify a particular foam: the pile cover and comfort insert remain separate parts.
Care objective
Treat the pile cover and comfort insert separately. Care, complete drying and refitting will be checked on the finished sewn cover.
Your sample check
Check the sample for its pile feel, appearance from different viewing angles and desired shade.
Current fabric preference
Schematic surface sample
Rib Outdoor
Fine ribs & clean lines
Appearance
Fine parallel ribs are the design objective: a calm graphic texture for clean contours.
Surface feel
The ribs are intended to be visible and tactile. Direction, height and spacing will be agreed using the selected physical sample.
Comfort underneath
The textile texture does not replace cushioning. A separate comfort insert sits under the removable cover.
Care objective
The specific rib texture will be checked with seams and fastenings for cleaning and refitting. It does not replace a protective layer.
Your sample check
Check the sample for its rib direction, texture feel and how it works with the base cover and accent.
Current fabric preference
The fabric guide is getting ready.
Schematic surface in the colour concept Sage
The samples illustrate textile structures schematically; they are not fabric photographs. The large product image shows the colour concept and stays unchanged when you choose a fabric.
Feel it first. Then decide.
Screen colours and sample illustrations cannot replace physical fabric samples. Material, shade and care will be confirmed for the finished cover. Each of these surfaces can be paired as a preference with the five colour concepts.
Material directions & manufacturer sources
These sources show possible material directions. Their specifications apply to the respective manufacturer fabric and do not confirm the properties or availability of our finished HydroLounge covers.
Comfort outside, separate functions beneath. Choose a layer to discover its intended purpose and how care and service remain separate.
Washability is a firm requirement for the new cover. Chamber protection will have its own replaceable layer. Both will be tested on the finished assembly.
Schematic view of the functionsThe exploded sketch explains the tasks. Their arrangement, fastening and shape will be developed for the specific model.
Development concept · not an approved assembly guide
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Removable comfort cover
Purpose
The selected fabric forms the textile surface. The cover provides the desired feel and colours; it does not seal an inner chamber.
Care & testing
Machine washability is the approval objective for the finished sewn cover. Its care label will determine the permitted method.
Removal objective
The cover is intended to be separately removable and, for large furniture, divided into suitable washing sections. Inner chambers, the comfort insert, protective layers and electrical components stay out of the cover wash.
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01Removable comfort cover
Purpose
The selected fabric forms the textile surface. The cover provides the desired feel and colours; it does not seal an inner chamber.
Care & testing
Machine washability is the approval objective for the finished sewn cover. Its care label will determine the permitted method.
Removal objective
The cover is intended to be separately removable and, for large furniture, divided into suitable washing sections. Inner chambers, the comfort insert, protective layers and electrical components stay out of the cover wash.
02Separate comfort insert
Purpose
A separate insert adds resilience and a soft seating feel to the surface. Memory Soft describes the pile cover; a possible memory insert sits separately beneath it.
Care & testing
Cleaning and complete drying will be tested for the selected insert. Its care method is independent of the cover washing method.
Removal objective
The insert is intended to remain removable. This allows the cover and comfort material to be cared for, inspected and replaced separately where needed.
03Replaceable protective layer
Purpose
A separate mechanical layer is intended to keep sharp points away from the inner chamber. This is a development objective: the protection limit will be tested on the complete filled assembly.
Care & testing
The layer will also be tested at sides, underside, seams, fastenings and valves, and after ageing. Puncture resistance has not yet been demonstrated.
Removal objective
The protective layer is intended to remain separately accessible and replaceable, without being permanently bonded to the washable cover.
04Smooth chafe-protection layer
Purpose
A smooth interlayer is intended to prevent friction between the materials above and the inner chamber. Its purpose is different from that of the mechanical protective layer.
Care & testing
Material compatibility and chafing behaviour will be tested in the finished assembly. This layer does not provide an air or water seal.
Removal objective
The interlayer is intended to remain accessible for service. Its specific removal and fastening will be determined for each model.
05Sealed air & water inner chambers
Purpose
The accessible inner chambers provide the air or water seal. Which air and water cells a model needs will be determined for its specific configuration.
Care & testing
The inner chambers are handled separately from the textiles. Filling, emptying, cleaning and storage follow the approved instructions for the delivered model.
Removal objective
Accessible service areas are intended to allow targeted inspection and replacement of individual inner chambers. Access will be developed for each model.
Three connections. Separate functions.
ZipAround connects modules
The proposed module connection joins elements together. Compatibility, revision and permitted arrangement will be confirmed for the specific connection. Its purpose is different from that of the washable cover fastening.
A removable light carrier will have its own channel and an accessible separate connector. All electrical components are intended to be removable before washing the cover.
We will select specific outdoor fabrics and then test the whole cover: fabric, seams, piping, zipper and fit after repeated washing. Large covers are intended to be divided into washable sections where needed. All LED components must be removable before washing. The lighting channel, cable access and separate plug connection remain accessible for maintenance and refitting. Electrical design, ingress protection and heat build-up will be tested for the specific model. Approval will determine the washing temperature and care label.
How will we protect against sharp objects?
High abrasion or cut resistance alone does not demonstrate protection against sharp points. We will sample a separate protective layer and test the complete filled assembly, including sides, underside, seams, fastenings and valves, before and after ageing. Point shape and load determine the protection limit. Puncture resistance of HydroLounge has not yet been demonstrated.
What does “Memory Soft” mean?
A short, soft pile creates the carpet-like feel. The comfort insert sits separately underneath. Outdoor velvet, memory foam and resilient spacer fabrics will be compared for care, drying and comfort. A permanently bonded memory carpet is not planned.
Which materials will be sampled?
Outdoor woven fabrics, frisé or bouclé, short-pile outdoor velvet and finely ribbed fabrics are the four development directions. The final quality will be selected using physical samples. Manufacturer information indicates suitable material directions; it does not constitute approval of our finished cover.
XL and XXL extend the white-and-black design as a gathering place for family and friends. Images illustrate the spatial concept; dimensions and occupancy are not yet approved.
With a removable LED table or a flush upholstered surface. Daylight views, lighting states and the closure without a table are shown separately.
With a table. Clearly visible by day.
The central table is intended to have a separate mechanical socket in the base structure. Its light remains independently switchable from the base lighting.
The upholstered blanking plug is included with every planned table socket. It closes the seating surface; the electrical socket needs separate protection.
The round lounge view also illustrates the concept for XL and XXL. Their respective fits still need development; the table and plug are not trampoline accessories.
TWO SEPARATE LIGHTING ZONES
Set the mood.
These views show independent table and base lighting. Choose one of the four intended lighting states.
Concept view · Table light on / base light on
Images illustrate the intended independent switching. The electrical product specification is not yet approved.
CONSTRUCTION
The base. The comfort. The cover.
In the proposed concept, HydroBase consists of several shell elements. Together they form the floor beneath the entire piece of furniture.
A base shell made of several elements
The shell elements form the intended floor beneath the entire piece of furniture. Separate, sealed water cells sit within this base.
Concept details
Four segments illustrate the principle, not a fixed bill of materials. Locking geometry, shape-retaining internal construction and load capacity still require verification.
Fill and keep accessible
Service openings in the cover provide access to the internal connections. In the straight reference pilot, a dedicated mechanical frame carries occupant loads. Water provides ballast; the restraint is intended to work independently of filling.
Concept details
Separating occupant loads, ballast and mechanical restraint is a development objective. The illustrated service compartment does not verify the locking mechanism.
Comfort body and cover
The upper comfort assembly and textile cover remain separable. The cover can be opened and changed independently of the internal body.
Concept details
Materials and chamber construction will be defined for each furniture model. This view shows a partially opened cover.
Load-bearing frame, restraint and ballast
In the straight reference pilot, SafetyFrame is intended to carry occupant loads. The water cells provide ballast as a separate function. Mechanical restraints are intended to function independently of the filling. The zipper shown here closes the cover; the base shell requires its own structural connection.
The complete locking geometry has not yet been approved. The exploded view shows four example floor elements; the final segmentation depends on the model.
CONSTRUCTION & SPECIFICATION
One system. Down to the details.
The base, comfort elements, covers and lighting remain clearly documented. Open the area relevant to your project.
Base and comfortBase shells, water cores and the straight seat module.
THE ROUND FURNITURE FAMILY
Four parts. One round base.
The inner base shell and outer textile cover serve distinct purposes. These views show the bare round base and one quarter segment.
Round base · Four quarter shells
Four shallow dark quarter shells are arranged into a complete round base. Intersecting seams show the divisions. The finished lounge's black textile outer cover is not shown here.
Concept details
Internal base component of the round family. Material, locking mechanism, load path and table socket still require development. The arrangement does not show a verified assembly.
Round base · Individual quarter shell
An empty quarter segment with two straight radial sides and a curved outer edge. The broad base surface and low rim remain visible.
Concept details
Form study of an internal base segment. Wall thickness, material, manufacture, connection and dimensional accuracy have not been defined.
The socket for the central table and flush blanking plug is not yet shown in these base studies. Material, connection and load path still require development.
The following studies distinguish the closed water body, comfort insert and removable cover. Their geometry belongs to the straight furniture family.
Straight furniture family · Water core
A separate, closed grey inner body from the straight sofa family. The form study shows no liquid or internal chambers.
Concept details
Not a compatible round-base insert or a dimensionally approved spare part for the individual module. Volume, membrane, watertightness, valves and draining remain to be specified.
Comfort · Insert and empty cover
A closed light comfort insert lies behind its empty, removed seat cover. The light front and top and the black outer side remain distinct.
Concept details
The internal air/foam construction is not visibly confirmed. Fit, cover pattern, material and care will be specified for each model.
The straight water core is not a confirmed compatible insert for the round base. The closed comfort body does not show a confirmed air/foam construction.
Comfort insert, seat cover, base cover and lighting carrier are shown as individual components. Their functions and material boundaries remain identifiable.
Comfort insert - separate
The closed light comfort insert is shown without its outer seat cover. The complete outline remains visible.
Concept details
The internal air/foam construction is not visible. Dimensions and compatibility with specific models remain to be defined.
Seat cover - empty and open
The empty cover has light top and front surfaces and a black outer side. The folded-back upper section reveals the inner lining.
Concept details
The textile closure is separate from the lighting system. The final pattern, care and model compatibility remain to be defined.
Base cover - with service flap
The empty black base cover has an open upper ZipAround. Its small closed service flap remains part of the textile front.
Concept details
The valve cap and water body are not part of the removed textile cover. Pattern, dimensional fit and removal procedure remain to be defined.
Lighting carrier - separate
One unlit lighting carrier with a milky cover, black ends and a short connecting cable. The smooth connector housing lies on its side.
Concept details
The contact surface faces away. Length, pin assignment, power supply and electrical specification have not been defined.
A component view is not a confirmed list of supplied parts. Confirmed items, model compatibility, care and electrical specification remain to be defined.
The existing control concept places a small on/off switch directly on the central table. Table and lounge lighting are planned as independently switchable zones.
Central table - light on
Existing overall view: Table and lounge lighting are switched on. It provides a comparison with the selected lights-off view.
Concept details
Reused historical reference. This image is not counted as an additional selected view.
Central table - light off
The central table stays fitted with its light switched off. The lounge's warm light line remains switched on.
Concept details
Illustrated lighting state of the existing control concept. The actual switching system and power supply still require development.
Central table - control detail
A small round control sits on the black table edge. The fine warm light line below the edge illuminates the neighbouring cushions.
Concept details
The image does not show operation or a functional test. The component, power supply and electrical protection remain to be specified.
The flush blanking plug remains the intended configuration without a table. It has no LED and does not replace an electrical protective cover.
The comparison shows a removed middle module and the complete U-shaped set. Table, front bench and remaining seats stay in place.
One module - separate
A complete middle seat module stands to the left of the set. Its place in the back row is open; the table, front bench and remaining seats stay in place.
Concept details
Selected R02 with a black outer seat side. This comparison is not an approved removal or assembly guide.
The complete furniture set
The U-shaped arrangement is complete. The freestanding table and long front bench are shown in full.
Concept details
The comparison illustrates the intended arrangement. Model compatibility, connection and the actual replacement sequence remain to be checked.
The views explain spatial arrangements. Release mechanisms, fill state during handling, electrical disconnection sequence and replacement compatibility require separate assessment.
An armless seat as a building block of the modular furniture collection. Four views show the light upholstery, black textile exterior and optional evening lighting.
Straight seat module · Daylight view
An armless seat pairs light seat and backrest surfaces with a black textile base and sides. ZipAround and the unlit upper lighting channel remain separate.
Straight seat module · Evening lighting
The matching evening view shows a narrow warm light line along the upper seat contour. The textile ZipAround below remains unlit.
Straight seat module · Rear view
The continuous black textile back carries the exterior design around the piece. The light seat and upper cushion edge remain visible from the side.
Straight seat module · Side profile
The profile shows the low base, seat and inclined backrest. The closed exterior is a form study; connection details will be developed separately.
Exterior study of a straight module. Its fit within a particular set, independent stability and connections to adjacent modules will be specified for each model.
Modules and coversArrangements, textile connections and removable covers.
COMPARING THE MODULE
Two seats. Two arrangements.
Flush in a row or spaced apart: Both views show two complete straight seat modules. Light cushions and black textile exteriors continue the individual module's design.
Two modules · Arranged flush together
Two straight armless modules stand side by side. The divisions remain visible in the backrest cushions, seats and black bases.
Two modules · Placed separately
There is a visible gap between the two complete modules. The black textile sides are closed; no component or cable bridges the gap.
The images show arrangements. Mechanical connection, independent stability and model compatibility will be assessed separately. This does not establish an approved assembly sequence.
ZipAround on HydroLounge furniture: removable covers, accessible internal bodies and separately connected lighting.
A flush textile finish
ZipAround connects the intended cover sections. Zippers close the textile cover; water or air bodies retain their own seals.
Care for the cover separately
Separate the cover from the internal body and remove electrical components. The cover is intended to be washable; the approved care label will specify the washing procedure.
Plug and socket
The removable LED connector sits in the service area beside the textile connection. Lighting and fabric connect independently.
Closed and illuminated
A clean finish remains visible after closing. The light line is a concept option; electrical specifications and outdoor suitability remain open.
Neutral functional studies. The cover and service connections shown do not replace separate air or water seals and do not demonstrate a tested structural joint. Washing procedures and electrical specifications require approval.
COVERS & CARE
Change the cover. Keep the inner body.
Three states of the same straight seat module explain the intended approach: the textile base cover is separate from the closed inner body.
Closed
The black textile cover encloses the base. Seat and backrest covers remain identifiable as separate areas.
Partially open
The textile ZipAround opens at the front right corner. The visible grey inner surface remains closed.
Cover removed
The empty black base cover lies separately. Seat and backrest covers remain fitted; the upper lighting channel stays closed and switched off.
The images explain cover states. The complete removal procedure, refitting and material-specific care method still require approval. The closed grey surface does not reveal the internal layers.
The paired details show the transition from the light cushion to the black textile base. The lower zip opens the cover; the upper lighting channel remains separate.
Textile detail · Closed ZipAround
A light seat surface and front meet a black textile exterior and base. The lower ZipAround is closed; the upper dark outline remains separate and unlit.
Textile detail · Partially open
At the same corner, the lower textile closure is partially open. The black textile flap reveals a small, closed grey inner surface. The upper lighting channel remains closed.
The visible grey inner surface remains closed. The cover pattern, complete removal procedure and care method require approval. The cover closure shown in these HydroLounge detail views does not provide a structural connection between modules.
Lighting and serviceSeparate couplings and accessible lighting carriers.
LIGHTING & SERVICE
The connection remains accessible.
Three views show the planned service compartment on the straight seat module: disconnected, connected and beneath the closed textile flap. Lighting channel and ZipAround remain separate.
Service compartment · Connection disconnected
The raised textile flap reveals the disconnected plug connection. The upper lighting channel remains off and the ZipAround below stays closed.
Service compartment · Connection joined
The coupling is connected and remains visible while the textile flap is open. The light is still switched off.
Service compartment · Evening view
The closed textile flap conceals the connection and cable. Above it, the narrow warm LED line glows; the separate ZipAround below stays dark.
The upper channel holds the lighting carrier. The second view shows it fully separated from the furniture, with the black textile base and light cushions remaining on the seat.
Lighting channel · Open
The milky lighting carrier sits in the open upper textile channel. Its cable runs through dedicated textile loops to the disconnected service coupling.
Lighting carrier · Removed separately
The lighting carrier lies beside the seat module with its own connecting cable. The upper channel is empty; no cable runs between the removed part and the furniture.
These views explain the service concept. The plug connection, electrical specification, removal and refitting will be checked for the specific model. They are not approved repair or care instructions.
Replacement covers, lighting, storage and model accessories can be saved individually to your selection. Contents and fit remain specific to the selected furniture.
Water-fillable space dividers for terraces, hotels and events. AirShell and HydroBase combine water ballast, separate light carriers and the structural ZipAround concept for joining modules.
Design study for visual space division and visitor orientation.
HOTELS / HOSPITALITY
A project, clearly prepared.
The first HydroLounge pilot is being developed for hotels and hospitality businesses. The straight reference module and the full collection remain separately identified.
Straight reference module / design study. This is not a confirmed pilot assembly.
Describe your location and intended project scope. These details supplement your selection in a locally downloaded project brief. Load capacity, installation, cleaning and supplied components will be assessed for the specific system.
The packing concept keeps covers, flexible internal bodies and lighting accessories separate. Rigid components have their own protected space.
OneBag · Closed cover bag
A black textile bag for separately stored furniture covers. The closed view complements the open view of folded covers.
OneBag · Store covers separately
The open black cover bag contains only folded light and black textile covers. In this concept, water and comfort bodies and electrical components are not stored in the cover bag.
Season Pack · Store parts separately
Packing study for the round lounge with four base shells. Flexible bodies, covers and lighting accessories are shown separately. Rigid shells, central table and upholstered blanking plug remain outside the bags.
Season Pack · Closed packing view
Three closed bags complement the four separately stored base shells, table and blanking plug. This image confirms neither a complete set of supplied components nor that all parts of an XL or XXL model fit into these bags.
Before storage
Four steps are planned: remove lighting components, empty water and air bodies separately, dry all parts completely inside and out, then store them in an organised way. Damp parts must not be placed in closed bags.
The Season Pack arrangement shown relates to the round-base concept with four shells. The definitive sequence, drying method and storage conditions will be specified for each piece. These images illustrate the storage concept.
Base shell, water cell, cushion or cover: a fault should not mean replacing the entire product. Enquire about compatible components individually, as well as future additions.
Our development goal, not an unlimited spare-parts guarantee. Replaceability, instructions and availability will be confirmed for each model and revision.
Bulky furniture. Signs of weathering. Winter storage that is already full. These experiences inspire our design question: how could a favourite place be more modular, easier to care for and easier to store?
The images show design and functional concepts. Prices, dimensions, package contents and availability are yet to be defined. Your selection prepares the way for a future quotation.
The straight reference pilot is designed with a dedicated mechanical load-bearing frame and a restraint independent of water filling. Water provides ballast. Load capacity, model dimensions and joints require their own verification.
Removable, washable textile covers and separately connected LED components are planned. Material, care labelling and electrical protection ratings will be defined for each specification.
All HydroLounge views.
Furniture, functional concepts and earlier designs in a dedicated collection.
