Nov 10, 2026
Launching November 12, Hermosa marks a new design direction in Indonesian teak craftsmanship.
Carrollton, United States, November 10, 2026 -- Outdoor teak furniture brand Cambridge Casual is excited to celebrate the release of its signature teak collection, Hermosa. The release coincides with the brand’s 12th anniversary, marking a long record of craftsmanship.
This milestone signature collection points to where Cambridge Casual is headed while delivering the traditional shapes, familiar accents and rustic warmth teak furniture is known for. Hermosa connects decades of experience with a more personal design direction.
The brand launched in 2014, with a production history dating back to 1988, when a factory began making teak outdoor furniture. For years, the factory created teak pieces for other companies. When Cambridge Casual was created, the creative minds behind the pieces could finally bring their experience to their own collections, building a catalog of craftsmanship that people have come to rely on.
“Hermosa represents a shift in our design direction, moving towards a more contemporary aesthetic while maintaining the warmth of teak and traditional craftsmanship,” said Aurene, brand manager at Cambridge Casual. “It’s about finding a balance between the two, bringing in a more modern feel without losing the comfort and character of what we’ve always been known for.”
Hermosa is a collection that carries that foundation forward. As the first collection conceived fully in Cambridge Casual’s own design voice, it represents where the brand is going next.
Built from solid Indonesian teak, Hermosa combines deep-seating sofas, lounge chairs, coffee tables and side tables for outdoor living. The collection’s defining detail is a curved teak arm, marking a move away from ornate design to a restrained, traditional line that fits any outdoor aesthetic. Cambridge Casual controls every stage: sourcing its own timber, manufacturing in its own facilities and selling directly to customers. By using SVLK-verified teak from responsibly managed forests, the brand prices its furniture against what it costs to make, not what the market will bear, combining skilled craftsmanship with rigorous quality standards to deliver lasting quality and value.
Rather than leaving curves behind completely with this new collection, Cambridge Casual has combined the decorative detailing of its heritage pieces with the spare lines of a fully modern collection. Hermosa has one curve with a clear purpose. The result is an expression of the traditional craftsmanship that Cambridge Casual was built upon, designed to sit comfortably among contemporary outdoor design.
Cambridge Casual’s hand-crafted teak furniture collections aren’t limited to residential dwellings, however. Other brands and businesses interested in its products can obtain more competitive pricing, dedicated support and tailored solutions with direct-ship fulfillment by joining the company’s trade and hospitality program, Cambridge Hospitality.
The Hermosa collection launches on November 12, kicking off a 12-day anniversary event that runs through the company’s founding anniversary on November 17th. During the event, every Hermosa seating product orders across the full collection also receive a complimentary anniversary gift with tiered purchases.
Shoppers are invited to check out Cambridge Casual’s website, cambridge-casual.com, to browse the new collection.
For more information about Cambridge Casual, its Hermosa collection or its upcoming 12th anniversary event, please contact Anna Kate Womack, publicist at Otter PR, via email at [email protected].
About Cambridge Casual
Cambridge Casual makes solid Indonesian teak outdoor furniture, drawing on a heritage that began in Indonesia in 1988. Its vertically integrated organization oversees each stage from design and sourcing through production, distribution and customer experience. With a manufacturing network spanning four locations, Cambridge Casual serves homes throughout North America with furniture grounded in material, joinery and direct value from the maker.
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