Inviting garden furniture with character
Are you looking for designer furniture that gives your garden or terrace a soul? VONK Furniture stands for outdoor furniture with temperament: strong, distinctive, and timeless. Hardwood and steel meet in the characteristic 'end grain' cut. The tables, chairs, and benches from VONK elevate every day to a celebration of togetherness.
At this picnic table, memories are made. The end cut, where the steel foot slides into the hardwood top, is the inspiration for the collection.
The elegant FIZZ bench is available with or without a backrest. It proves that refinement and strength can coexist perfectly.
This table inspires like a blank slate. Pull up a chair and share.
The TRIP stool seamlessly transforms into a side table or plant stand. Sturdy, lightweight, and conveniently stackable.
The symbiosis of two TRIP stools forms a distinctive bench.
Sit down and enjoy the little joys. The POND bench elevates itself to a relaxation bench.
This sleek table fits perfectly in a modern setting. Pair it with the TRIP stools for a playful touch.
The TRIP stool seamlessly transforms into a side table or plant stand. Sturdy, lightweight, and conveniently stackable.
A round garden table that carries the heart in its center.
Lay down and drift away. The MUSE lounge bench brings pure romance to your garden.
“Inspiring conversations, long summer evenings, memorable parties, ... the idea that my furniture are silent witnesses to these moments is fantastic.”
Jonas Willems, founder of VONK Furniture
The VONK collection, an ode to life
Join in and make yourself comfortable. VONK's outdoor furniture invites you to party, enjoy, and chat. A VONK table inspires like a blank slate: stories are made here.
Project
FUSE picnic table: delightful outdoor lunching at ING
"I was immediately convinced that the Fuse picnic table was a perfect fit for the layout of our outdoor space. The sleek yet robust design and timeless material choice appealed to me. The fact that Jonas produces his furniture locally and by his own hands was a charming idea."
Cédric Marchand, former interior architect at ING
