Loll joined forces with Landscape Forms to offer Americana and Glide, two seating elements, plus the Harvest table - offered in two heights—standing height and dining height—with corresponding benches. These collaborations continue to express a passion that both Landscape Forms and Loll Designs share—a mission to enhance outdoor experiences through design-led and sustainability-focused solutions.

Loll manufactures two exclusive collections for Room&Board. Room&Board is a Minneapolis-based fine furniture retailer with 12 locations in the USA and more than 25 years of history. Room&Board in their own words:

“Timeless design. Authentic handcraftsmanship. Serious comfort. When it comes to furniture, we believe quality and style should always go hand in hand. “What else do we believe in? Partnering with small, family-owned companies that share our commitment to quality and sustainability. Offering a collection of furniture that’s 80 percent American made. And providing the kind of service we’d want ourselves if we were making important decisions about our homes.”

Loll manufactures an exclusive 3 Slat Adirondack Collection for DWR. DWR is a Connecticut-based mid-century modern furniture retailer with more than 50 locations in the USA and Canada, and over ten years of history. DWR in their own words:

“Design Within Reach is the source for fully licensed classics. Our business started when our founder tried to furnish his apartment with the mid-century classics he’d come to appreciate while living in London. What he discovered was that acquiring the clean, simple work of designers like Saarinen, Eames and Bertoia was neither clean nor simple. There had to be a better way, so in 1999 we bought 20 containers of product, mailed out a catalog and waited for the phone to ring. (It didn’t for 24 hours, until we realized the nighttime answering machine had been accidentally left on.) The rest, as they say, is history. By giving customers access to these items, and by having them in stock and ready to ship, we made design within reach.”