MILAN — RH — the American brand that is on a mission to create a curated world of luxury living, travel, dining and design services — continues to expand its outdoor collection with an international roster of collaborators.

On Wednesday, Corte Madera, Calif.-based RH will unveil its 2026 Outdoor Sourcebook, which sees the return of Milan-based designer Arthur Gentil, Sydney’s Nicholas and Harrison Condos and Spanish designer Mario Ruiz.  In total, the new Sourcebook, which was previewed by WWD, features 40 exclusive collections.

Sourcebooks have been a key driver for RH’s business in recent years. In 2023, its 604-page Sourcebook marked the culmination of chairman and chief executive officer Gary Friedman’s goal to unite some of the world’s best-known global designers and manufacturers to develop and showcase their work on RH’s platform. It formed part of the company formerly known as Restoration Hardware‘s bid to turn itself into a true U.S. luxury brand. The RH Sourcebooks are aimed at potential and current customers, as well as interior designers, and are fueled by the brand’s ethos of “There Are Pieces That Furnish a Home and Those That Define It.”

This season, Gentil’s Bastien collection is characterized by contemporary basketweave elements, rounded curves flows and tuxedo arms.

The Soria collection by Barcelona-based designer Mario Ruiz is handcrafted of premium solid teak and distinct for its beveled edges, while the Amelie collection, designed by Los Angeles-based Ann Marie Vering, is distinguished for artisan elements like braided borders.

Harrison and Nicholas Condos, who garnered recognition for their Bondi collection in 2024, debuted their designs for the Brera collection, which includes premium blackened teak pieces paired with hand-woven, all-weather rope. They also debuted the Milano collection, also in solid teak and reminiscent of midcentury modern Italian designs.

RH posted $3.03 billion in sales in 2024. The firm trimmed its 2025 outlook to 9 to 9.2 percent revenue growth, down from a previous forecast of 9 to 11 percent issued in September. It now expects adjusted operating margin of 11.6 to 11.9 percent, down from 12 to 13 percent and an adjusted earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization margin of 17.6 to 18 percent down from 19 to 20 percent.

“The above outlook includes an approximately negative 210 basis point operating margin impact from investments to start-up cost to support our international expansion and a 90 basis point impact from tariffsnet of mitigation,” the firm said at the time.

In September 2025, RH opened RH Paris, the Gallery on the Champs-Élysées and it will open a new gallery in Milan during Design Week here in April.