Inumbrina shade
© Design by Dirk Wynants for Extremis, 2009
Inumbrina takes its name from the Latin “inumbrare,” meaning ‘to shade’. The suffix “ina” signals something smaller and more delicate, and that is exactly what it is: a refined, lightweight patio umbrella with no rods, ribs, or ropes underneath. Just a smooth, floating canvas with all mechanics hidden at the top.
Delicate by name. Surprisingly strong by nature.
Two versions: Inumbrina medium is hexagonal, ideal for combining multiple shades side by side without gaps, like a honeycomb above a group of Anker or Virus tables. Inumbrina large is octagonal, a closer match to a traditional round umbrella, and pairs perfectly with Gargantua or Pantagruel.
