Dezeen Showroom: modular seating informed by highways in Germany and rugs made from plastic depicting polluted rivers are among products on Dezeen Showroom that are informed by landscapes.
Pieces in the following selection are all among those created by designers that have looked to both natural landscapes and those altered by human-made interventions.
The autobahns and farmland of northern Europe meet topographical features such as the river valleys, sand dunes and terrain of the Mediterranean, Africa and Asia.
Read on to see our selection of furnishings ? including outdoor furniture, flooring, tables, modular seating systems and rugs ? informed by various landscapes that have been listed on Dezeen Showroom by eminent brands and designers.

Contour daybed by Haldane Martin for Haldane The distinctive topography of Cape Town, South Africa, was one of the references that local design brand Haldane drew upon when designing its canopied Contour daybed.
It is available in sandy fawn and light green upholstery and features a tiered backrest, both aspects that refer to the West Coast region north of the city.
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Heritage carpet tiles by Ruben De Reu for Modulyss
Flemish landscapes informed this collection of carpet tiles by Belgian flooring brand Modulyss, which designed the Heritage carpet tiles to be mixed and matched to create dynamic compositions.
Four patterns make up the range ? Dune and Meadow have subtle patterns reminiscent of coastlines an...