Serge Ferrari Group
Serge Ferrari Group, a manufacturer of innovative composite fabrics, has announced that it will expand its Batyline Eden collection in 2026 with the addition of six new colour options. Known for its soft, refined textile touch and strong outdoor performance, Batyline Eden is a premium fabric widely used by outdoor furniture makers, hospitality projects, and terrace designers who seek both style and durability.
The fabric uses Serge Ferrari Group’s Smart Yarn technology, which provides high strength and durability while maintaining a soft and elegant textile feel. A waterproof version is also available for areas with high moisture exposure, such as poolside and marine environments. The Batyline Eden collection is supported by a five-year warranty.
The expanded colour range, set to launch in 2026, will include Colorado, Denim, Yuzu, Peach, Wasabi, and Mint. The new palette combines vibrant shades with lighter, fresh tones inspired by sorbet colours. These additions are intended to bring energy and personality to outdoor spaces while supporting modern and comfortable design concepts.
Laurent Pellequer, Furniture and Marine Market Manager at Serge Ferrari North America, said the new colours were created to inspire designers looking to add both elegance and a sense of joy to outdoor living spaces. He explained that the palette balances brightness and softness, giving designers more freedom to create welcoming and contemporary environments without compromising on technical performance.
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