Standard height seats

Made of polyethylene and produced by rotomoulding.

It was in 2004 that Fermob asked Fréderic Sofia to reinterpret the mythical chairs and armchairs of the Jardin du Luxembourg created in 1923 by the workshops of the city of Paris and that Fermob still makes today for les jardins Parisians. Thus are born a chair and a bridge with obvious lines, offering the lightness and resistance of aluminum, the comfort of a seat in curved slats, the practicality of a stackable structure.

Signed Pascal Mourgue, Dune testifies to the unique know-how of Fermob. Two years of development were necessary to reach the level of tension of the canvas which today offers optimum and exclusive seating comfort to Fermob. A modern reinvention of the Bistro chair, Dune combines the simplicity and maneuverability of the essential slatted chair with exceptional lightness and comfort. Born more than 15 years ago, this chair has kept its line but has completely transformed (no part composing it corresponds to the initial model). A constant evolution that allows him to continue to surprise us, again and again!

The 1900 chair takes up (or is part of) a very French tradition of romantic gardens, squares, music kiosks ... While displaying current ergonomics and practicality since it was redesigned a little over ten years ago to make it stackable and more ergonomic.

Classic and refined, Louvre will give a lot of charm and elegance to your terrace and offer you real comfort thanks to the generous proportions of its seat.

A lightweight steel wire structure... volutes full of freshness... A comfortable seat width... perfect stackability... the Montmartre chair combines a traditional product with today's comfort of use.

Stainless steel structure and batyline upholstery for this armchair with pure and contemporary lines

Stainless steel structure and batyline upholstery for this armchair with very contemporary lines

Folding teak armchair with Batyline canvas covering.