Street furniture lines with a design identity
Discover our street furniture lines
Larus Design lines bring together different products under a single aesthetic and functional language. Benches, litter bins, planters, tables, drinking fountains and other elements designed to work as a set, with visual consistency in any public space project.
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João Nunes designs a family of original objects, neutral and discreet, intended to dissolve into the public space.
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João Nunes designs a family of original objects, neutral and discreet, intended to dissolve into the public space.
Adjaye
Design by David Adjaye, with pieces that appear to emerge from the ground along diagonal and vertical lines.
Adjaye
Design by David Adjaye, with pieces that appear to emerge from the ground along diagonal and vertical lines.
Cais
Pedro Martins Pereira evokes the memory of the quayside and its cast iron mooring bollards.
Cais
Pedro Martins Pereira evokes the memory of the quayside and its cast iron mooring bollards.
Comendador
Daciano da Costa revisits the lines of the Fábricas Alba products in a tribute to its founder.
Comendador
Daciano da Costa revisits the lines of the Fábricas Alba products in a tribute to its founder.
Corten
Bench, planter and litter bin in Corten steel, with the natural oxidation patina as the finish.
Daciano
Daciano da Costa draws on the austere medieval design of the city and on the work of the sculptor Jorge Vieira.
Daciano
Daciano da Costa draws on the austere medieval design of the city and on the work of the sculptor Jorge Vieira.
Ecocircular
Street furniture made from recycled materials, for spaces with an environmental commitment.
Ecocircular
Street furniture made from recycled materials, for spaces with an environmental commitment.
Lótus
Designed by the ImaginarQ studio, with a bench and planter in an organic, contemporary language.
Lótus
Designed by the ImaginarQ studio, with a bench and planter in an organic, contemporary language.
Medieval
Pedro Martins Pereira creates a complete family for historic centres and established urban spaces.
Medieval
Pedro Martins Pereira creates a complete family for historic centres and established urban spaces.
Medina
A line by Pedro Martins Pereira with Mário Oliveira, referencing the architecture and culture of North African medinas.
Medina
A line by Pedro Martins Pereira with Mário Oliveira, referencing the architecture and culture of North African medinas.
Oco
A minimalist language by Pedro Martins Pereira, with the hollow form at the centre of the design.
Oco
A minimalist language by Pedro Martins Pereira, with the hollow form at the centre of the design.
Rua
Carvalho Araújo designs for the everyday urban space, with discreet integration and a minimalist identity.
Rua
Carvalho Araújo designs for the everyday urban space, with discreet integration and a minimalist identity.
Spatule
Pedro Martins Pereira took the Spatule, a North African bird, as the starting point for a contemporary line.
Spatule
Pedro Martins Pereira took the Spatule, a North African bird, as the starting point for a contemporary line.
Tango
The profile comes from the posture of two bodies in tango and carries through the whole line.
Tango
The profile comes from the posture of two bodies in tango and carries through the whole line.
Train
Khaled Alfousan and Jorge Trindade drew on benches built from railway rails at a station in the USA for a line of benches, which grew to take in tables, litter bins and bicycle racks.
Train
Khaled Alfousan and Jorge Trindade drew on benches built from railway rails at a station in the USA for a line of benches, which grew to take in tables, litter bins and bicycle racks.
Trave
Wood and steel in a contemporary rustic language, common in central Europe and easy to integrate into any urban garden.
Trave
Wood and steel in a contemporary rustic language, common in central Europe and easy to integrate into any urban garden.
Ufo
Pedro Martins Pereira explores the iron bar as the formal, defining element of the line.
Ufo
Pedro Martins Pereira explores the iron bar as the formal, defining element of the line.
Wall
Concrete, in a pared back geometric language, for spaces that call for robustness and permanence.
Wall
Concrete, in a pared back geometric language, for spaces that call for robustness and permanence.
Y
Jorge Trindade and Pedro Martins Pereira start from the forms of the “Y” and the “I” to create a versatile, coherent and contemporary family of street furniture.
Y
Jorge Trindade and Pedro Martins Pereira start from the forms of the “Y” and the “I” to create a versatile, coherent and contemporary family of street furniture.
Street furniture lines with signature design
Some of the pieces in our catalogue come from working with leading Portuguese and international architects and designers, who bring their own view of public space to the process. The result is street furniture lines with an authorial identity: bench, litter bin, planter and other elements that share the same formal language and can equip a space coherently, from the detail to the overall scale.
Each line has a different starting point (a memory, a shape, a material, a culture) and responds to different contexts, from the historic garden to contemporary urban space. Choosing a line means choosing a coherent system of objects with a recognisable identity.
Larus street furniture catalogue
More than 200 outdoor street furniture references organised by category, material and application. A resource for architects, municipal technicians and project teams.
The catalogue is the starting point, not the limit
Every product in our catalogue can be adapted in size, finish and configuration. And when a project calls for a solution the catalogue does not cover, we develop it from scratch, with the same design rigour and quality as our standard products.
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