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.

With Ange, the designer JC de Castelbajac, revisits the 1900 chair, emblematic reference of the Fermob catalogue. He offers us the kiss of two cherubs and a poem between Cocteau and Saint Exupéry. Designating it invites us through this chair with outstretched wings to a journey.... at a moment of escape in the clouds.

A high, stackable and comfortable chair that completes the wide Luxembourg range while responding to new market trends.

Created at the end of the 19th century, contemporary with the Eiffel Tower, the folding chair Bistro, simple and solid, was a real success with the lemonadiers of the time. Today, the Bistro spirit has lost none of its charm: revisited by Fermob, the model has gained even more ingenuity and cheerfulness! Bistro is authenticity and harmony rediscovered!

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.

The Kate armchair is part of the history of design with a use value that is both rational and comfortable.

Via Label: 1998

Resolutely contemporary with its line of great sobriety, the Facto chair has been awarded the label Valorisation de l'Innovation dans l'ameublement: the work done on the seat, which merges invisibly with the tube of the foot, concretizes the approach of its designer Patrick Jouin: a creative reflection on technique, to innovate and surprise. Facto, it is a chair and a bar stool with a minimum footprint, with very simple lines ... So simple that their silhouette is recognizable from afar!

THE CORONATION OF A NEW COLLECTION!

The MOST FAMOUS London designer Terence Conran signs for Fermob a "table and chair" set called Kintbury!

Curves that are both select and romantic, geometric lines that play with symmetries, a nice work of the thread highlighting the know-how of Fermob and the inspiration of the designer. Kintbury is the vision of the designer of the authentic chair of the English garden revised to the taste of the day.

Designer: Pascal Mourgue

Latitude takes the simplicity and maneuverability of Bistro while combining the comfort and lightness of Dune. But it also expresses a modernity and a personality of its own with its two-tone backrest to personalize. Thanks to a top headband in TTE canvas, removable and therefore interchangeable, all you have to do is compose with our color chart. 2 colors... And a multitude of possibilities! Folding, compact, fluid, lightweight, easy to live with and modular to your liking: how to do without it?

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.

A wired structure, thin slats, giving this chair a very precise design, simplicity and elegance. A piece of design that likes to take all the colors of the color chart.

Stackable chair with fluid and elegant lines.
Innovation makes it possible to stack chairs and solve the problem of space.
Made of polyethylene and produced by rotomoulding.

Outdoors is an ideal of simplicity, lightness and mobility in line with new lifestyles. Its strengths? A comfort offered by the combination of a tubular structure and a TTE seat, the functionality and practicality of folding furniture, the extreme stability of the "U" base, not to mention fluid and modern lines that offer a feeling of freedom throughout the summer!

Made of polyethylene and produced by rotomoulding. Available in lacquered or pastel version.

Made of rotomoulding polyethylene, Kami is available in different finishes: lacquered for a strong scenographic impact, total white which evokes more impalpable forms and finally, the most resolute solution with green, orange, red or gray as tones.