The 1988 classic in solid oak, with a sculpted seat and a three-rail back.
Catalogue
Catalogue
Solid-wood chairs and tables, organised by category and collection. Browse technical sheets, dimensions and materials.
The same chair with continuous curved arms, for those who stay at the table after coffee.
A wide-plank oak bench, with the through-tenon left visible at the ends.
A wide-plank oak table on turned legs, seating eight to ten.
Solid chestnut and a deeply dished seat: the chair for a whole Sunday lunch.
A fireside armchair in chestnut, with wide arms and loose washed-linen cushions.
A three-legged chestnut stool — a footrest, a corner table, or one more seat.
From eight places to twelve in fifteen seconds, with no tools and no leaves to store.
A terrace chair in slatted, oiled acacia, with every fitting in A4 stainless steel.
Stacks eight high and leaves the table without scratching the floor. Five kilos.
A backless slatted bench for the long side of the table, in rain and sun.
A 200 cm outdoor table in oiled acacia, with an optional parasol hole.
A bar stool in ash, with a round seat of hand-woven cane.
Backless, at kitchen-island height: it disappears under the counter when not in use.
Four kilos three hundred of ash and cane — you pull it from the table with one finger.
A low cane stool, as a footrest or an extra seat. It sells mostly in pairs.
Under four kilos, 22 mm sections and not a single fitting in sight.
A high back of seven fine slats that fan out slightly at the top.
Arm and back in a single steam-bent piece, with a loose bouclé cushion.
Round on a central pedestal: five places in 120 cm, with no legs in the corners.
A high buttoned back, stitched button by button by hand, on a walnut frame.
A low-shouldered wing chair, with brushed brass nailing applied by hand.
A footrest, an extra seat, or a table with a tray on top — in the collection tufting.
Short arms and exposed walnut: for the head of the table or for the writing desk.
An oval velvet medallion, framed by an exposed ring of bent walnut.
A closed-back bergère in washed linen, with the walnut left exposed on the arms.
A curved bouclé back on ash legs: the everyday upholstered chair.
Short arms that stop before the tabletop, to fit under any table.
Seven vertical flutes stitched by hand — the chair you see from across the room.
Seat and back in a single upholstered shell: ten fit around a 240 cm table.
A 105 cm back that divides a large room without closing the space.
Vegetable-tanned leather with a single central rib. It takes on a patina with use.
The collection bar stool, with the same curved back at a 75 cm seat height.
A round pouf with a wide seat, a circular seam on top and a removable cover.