Fermob Luxembourg ArmchairIn 2004, Fermob asked Frdric Sofia to reinterpret the legendary chairs and armchairs of the Jardin du Luxembourg, created in 1923 in the Paris parks department workshops, and which Fermob still manufactures today for the city's public gardens. The result was a chair and armchair with distinctive lines and forms, combining the lightness and resistance of aluminum, the comfort of curved seat slats and the practicality of a stackable frame.

flat steel base

height and versatility of this perfect coffee table will quickly make it your favorite resting place for coffee

Lighting mood :

stable and elegant

An unique occasional table with a rounded design

Available in a curated palette of contrasting and coordinating colors that play well against the rest of the Sixties range

A table that combines practicality with clean

Dimensions: 2-seater

The 1900 Low Occasional Table is part of a long French tradition of romantic parks and gardens

is the largest square format in the dining range

It is sustainably fabricated in aluminum

comfort layer