The line stands out for the fluid continuity of its forms: armrests and legs trace gentle curves that soften the rigidity of the metal. Both strong and delicate, BETTY places function at the heart of its design, without ever compromising the emotion of the gesture or the precision of its lines. Through these pieces, Elisabetta Freda reaffirms her identity as a craftswoman, embracing fine detailing and perfectly balanced proportions. Shown here in its outdoor edition, the collection features a lacquered stainless steel structure, offered in black and, upon request, in any color of choice.

Designed as a natural extension of the House's interior worlds, this range explores a new way of inhabiting the outdoors, where comfort, design, and material retain their high standards. The latest addition, the Betty chair and bridge, enrich this narrative. The metalwork here is paired with generous and comfortable upholstery, a signature of the House, asserting a rare approach: to offer the same level of seating comfort and textile presence outdoors as one would find in a living room.

Each piece naturally finds its place on a terrace, in a garden, or by a pool, transforming the outdoor space into a true living area, where one sits, lies down, converses, and lets time stretch. More than a collection dedicated to the outdoors, Pierre Frey's outdoor furniture affirms continuity: a perspective on comfort, color, material, and design that remains true to the House's DNA while embracing new horizons.