The bright red umbrellas, developed in collaboration with NOKE Architects for the Va Bene restaurant in Warsaw, are a true highlight in the cityscape. With two round umbrellas measuring 4 meters and one striking 5-meter umbrella, the installation combines functionality with strong visual presence.

The bold color creates a cheerful, welcoming atmosphere and turns the restaurant’s outdoor area into a space with strong visual impact. These hospitality sunshades are not only practical protection against sun and rain but also an essential part of the brand identity. They embody charm and Italian hospitality, naturally attracting guests.

Technical Sun Protection for Hospitality

The special funnel shape of the umbrellas allows for overlapping coverage, ensuring entire areas are seamlessly protected from rain. Water is reliably drained through an innovative double-pipe and cladding system — a solution that is both technically sophisticated and visually appealing.

This type of technical sun protection for hospitality offers more than just comfort: it creates safe outdoor spaces in all weather conditions while giving exterior areas architectural value.

Areas of Application

The possible uses of these tulip-shaped umbrellas extend far beyond classic restaurant terraces. Cities and municipalities also benefit from the advantages when public spaces are activated and enhanced through this distinctive umbrella architecture. Landscape architects use the overlapping structures as a stylistic tool to design open spaces that provide both rain and sun protection.

Key Benefits at a Glance

• Sizes up to 6 × 6 meters available in the standard range
• Wind-resistant up to 60 km/h when open
• Easy to operate
• Rapid activation of outdoor areas

The combination of functionality, design, and technical sophistication makes these umbrellas an ideal solution for gastronomy, hospitality, and public spaces. For those seeking long-lasting quality and strong visual impact, the tulip umbrella provides the perfect balance of protection and style.