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New Tamarindo collection by Coco Wolf

Sophie HarperBy Sophie Harper12 January 20232 Mins Read
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Designed and developed by co-founder and creative director Rebecca Lorimer, Coco Wolf is delighted to introduce the Tamarindo collection. Named after the largest beach town on the north Pacific coast, the range captures the rich natural beauty of the South American jungle.

Rebecca shares her inspiration behind the Tamarindo collection: “The Tamarindo collection draws inspiration from Costa Rica’s tropical wonderland of jaw-dropping natural scenery, where nature cradles the soul, inspires new adventures and brings people together outside. With organic curved edges that reflect the natural world these designs add softness onto outdoor areas and create a calming sanctuary – a stylish yet relaxing space where you can unwind.” Rebecca Lorimer, creative director Coco Wolf.

The elegant flowing lines and sweeping curves mimic forms found in nature. Expertly crafted in England, the range includes deep-seated sofas, circular swivel chairs, pebble-shaped footstools and well-rounded drum chairs, fully upholstered and designed with comfort in mind. With sustainability at the core of Coco Wolf’s ethos, the Tamarindo collection features interchanging seat cushions, recycled fabrics and sustainable FSC wood as well as natural materials like Iroko wood & porcelain.

Rebecca adds, “We visualise the collection in residential and commercial environments. Including armchairs and 2 or 3-seater sofas for the smaller home, we have also incorporated larger, modular sofas ideal for the commercial market. Similarly to our existing collections, Tamarindo pieces can also be created bespoke. Unique pieces with tailor-made heights and widths, swivel mechanisms and fixed or adjustable bases, the opportunities are endless.” 

Comprising a 3-seater sofa, 2-seater sofa, modular sofa, sofa style armchair, swivel armchair, footstool, daybed, lounger, dining chair, bar stool, drum chair, oval/rectangular/round dining table, square/rectangular/round coffee table, side table and bistro table, the collection has something to elevate every outdoor space.

www.cocowolf.co.uk

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Sophie Harper

An established journalist, Sophie has specialised in design, travel, and food for over a decade and has worked on some of the UK’s biggest publications and award-winning media campaigns. She is now responsible for spearheading the content development of Hospitality Interiors and regularly speaks at industry events, taking every opportunity to discuss all aspects of hotel design with leading experts across the industry. In her spare time Sophie enters running and cycling events, sometimes for charitable causes (always for bragging rights).

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