“2026 feels incredibly special for us at Harbour, because it marks 50 years since our family business began. It started in 1976 with our father, who first learned his craft as a blacksmith at just 14 years old, and carried that dedication with him when he moved to Australia and built a life around creating with his hands. To look at Harbour today, and see how that foundation has grown into a global business, is something we never take for granted. It’s still family-owned and operated, with multiple generations involved, and it means a lot to share this journey together.
With our roots in Sydney and our team now spanning the U.S. and beyond, we’re stepping into 2026 with gratitude, ambition, and excitement, ready for our biggest year yet.”
- Harrison Condos
Harbour began on the edge of the water in Sydney, where outdoor living is part of everyday life. Founded by Jim Condos in 1976, the workshop developed around the realities of the coast - strong light, salt air, and spaces that open naturally to the outdoors. These conditions shaped the work from the beginning: clean lines, durable materials, and furniture designed to be used continuously rather than occasionally.
Today, led by his sons Nicolas and Harrison Condos, Harbour still designs with that same perspective- pieces intended to belong to their surroundings and improve with time.
At Harbour, our collections are imagined, designed, and brought to life entirely in-house. This seamless connection between design and craft allows us to obsess over every detail, preserving the integrity of each piece while maintaining complete control of the process. The result is a collection of designs that feel considered, refined, and always evolving with the way we live.
Harbour has grown into a globally operating brand with a presence across residential, hospitality, and commercial environments worldwide. This evolution reflects a continued commitment to thoughtful design and craftsmanship, carried from its origins into an international context.
Today, Harbour operates with dedicated teams across North America, Asia, Australia, Europe, and the UAE, enabling a seamless, end-to-end approach to product development, execution, and fulfillment on a global scale.
Design sits at the core of Harbour: coastal in spirit, relaxed in expression, and refined for everyday living. Shaped by Australian roots, each collection reflects a way of life defined by an effortless connection to the outdoors, translating that sensibility into considered, enduring design.
Across living, dining, and poolside collections, Harbour designs are crafted from the finest outdoor materials, selected for both performance and beauty.
At the heart of every handcrafted Harbour piece lies a design philosophy shaped by both Mediterranean heritage and the Australian lifestyle.
Our designs draw inspiration from modern beach houses, which blend seamlessly into the rugged coastline.
Quality is at the core of Harbour’s design and craftsmanship. Built for longevity and performance, each collection is crafted to withstand diverse climates while maintaining its beauty over time.
Our material palette includes sustainably sourced Grade-A Indonesian teak, powder-coated aluminum, luxury performance fabrics, travertine, marble, rope, wicker, Batyline®, and Laminam® surfaces—carefully selected to balance durability, comfort, and refined design across residential, hospitality, and commercial settings
Sydney has always shaped Harbour’s design language. The city’s harbour light, its culture of outdoor living, and its connection to boating life have influenced the brand from the beginning.
Celebrating and reflecting on these origins, the Sydney Collection pairs coastal design with yacht-inspired high-gloss teak — introducing a new material expression for outdoor living. Released as a limited anniversary edition, the collection marks 50 years of Harbour — a refined expression of our past, reimagined for today.
OUTDOOR CATALOG
Explore our outdoor collections — featuring award winning designs, luxury outdoor materials and enduring craftsmanship.
