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RH Introduces 2026 Outdoor Sourcebook
February 10,
2026 by Karen Parrish in Business Strategy, Industry 
RH announced today the release of the 2026 RH Outdoor Sourcebook, featuring over 420 pages of inspired outdoor collections crafted from the finest materials and reflecting the brand's commitment to unparalleled design, uncompromising quality and unrivaled value.
"Our 2026 Outdoor Sourcebook represents decades of dedication to building the most compelling collection of exquisitely designed, high-quality outdoor furniture under one brand in the world," said RH Chairman and CEO Gary Friedman. "The 40 exclusive collections represent the work of internationally renowned designers, artisans and manufacturers, whose continued commitment to imagination, innovation and quality results in pieces that will not only furnish your home, they help to define it."
GRACING THE COVER OF THE NEW SOURCEBOOK, BRERA, by designers Harrison and Nicholas Condos (Sydney), balances architectural rigor and a sculptural form. Anchored by a tulip-shaped plinth base, the barrel back collection is handcrafted of premium solid teak and paired with hand-woven, all-weather rope for a seamless interplay of texture, transparency and lightness.
SHOWCASING THE BEAUTY OF BLACKENED TEAK, Brera introduces a striking new finish for RH Outdoor that accentuates the wood's rich grain. The new finish also debuts in the Striata collection, designed by Mathias de Ferm (Antwerp) and distinguished by a barrel back silhouette wrapped in handwoven all-weather rope.
REFLECTING A BOLD, MODERN GEOMETRY, SORIA, by internationally acclaimed designer Mario Ruiz (Barcelona), is defined by clean lines and an open-frame profile, creating a dynamic interplay of positive and negative space. Handcrafted of premium solid teak with beveled edges, the collection's rounded back is detailed with distinctive vertical reeding.
HAND-WOVEN IN A CONTEMPORARY BASKETWEA VE, BASTIEN lends lightness to its generous proportions. Designed by Arthur Gcntil (Milan), the rounded back and shelter arms flow seamlessly, creating a sculptural silhouette in all-weather wicker that plays beautifully with light and shadow.
INSPIRED BY ITALY AND WOVEN BY HAND, MILANO, designed by Harrison and Nicholas Condos, is defined by a sculptural, richly textural silhouette. The premium solid teak base grounds its sweeping curves, with all-weather rope wrapped around the frame.
Visit the RH website to view the entire sourcebook.