KALIFE

Chic, timeless outdoor classic. Oskar embodies French Riviera's lifestyle, blending relaxation & sophistication. Luxury, elegance, & comfort, whether on a yacht, pool house, or terrace.

A selection of unique dining tables designed by Studio Otto offering a range of colors and materials – aluminium, ceramic and glass – and intended to coordinate with the Sifas universe.

The HIPS collection reinterprets the 1950s New Look, revolutionizing femininity. Symbolizing Paris's renewal and innovation in elegance.

Korol was inspired by the New-Look line launched by Christian Dior in the 50s years including the Corolle dress.

Yakimour is the name of a magnificent villa located near Cannes which belonged to the Sultan Aga Khan and his wife the Begum.

Studio Otto designed tables & lights for Sifas collections.

The design, which takes inspiration from the buoy, referred to the pool ambiance in summer. Refined and iconic, the shapes of the collection are also comfortable as they seem.

Coco combines noble materials such as aged teak or braided rope with aluminum and resin, in order to innovate and give life to collections full of authenticity and character.

Kwadra claims a feminine touch, soft with clean and elegant lines, this collection adapts very simply to all interior and exterior areas, from the classics to create an elegant contrast, to the mos

Riviera, with its generous dimensions and PVC-coated polyester braiding, is both reassuringly comfortable and versatile for indoor and outdoor use.

Komfy offers customizable lounge spaces with 3 modules, water-resistant and comfortable cushions, protected by special covers.

Like modernist architecture in USA in the 1950s, the Palm Springs collection is part of a desire for simplicity and minimalism, pure and comfortable design at the same time.

The designer enhances the graphic, airy line with an ingenious tubular structure. Suspended fabric seats and adjustable cushions offer remarkable comfort.

The structure is inspired by the "stick" constructions of the 1950s and the principle of braiding the stretched strings is inspired by classical drums as can be seen in Rembrandt's painting, the Ni

Classic archetype of aristocratic outdoor chair, reinterpreted in contemporary style. Purified, elegant lines.