Fermob - Luxembourg Low Table / Stool

 

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Inspired by the gorgeous garden Jardin de Luxembourg in Paris, or rather its garden furniture, the designer Frédéric Sofia created the collection Luxembourg for Fermob in 2004. The low table can also be used as stool.

The low table can be used for food and drinks or as side table for the radio or a book. You can decide if you use it as side table or as stool. However, the small piece of furniture can be used for many things and is very flexible in use and will fulfil you almost every wish.

The design is leans on the original and so this authentic collection with its incomparable clear design emerged. With its shapes and colours, Luxembourg brings the feeling of a sun flooded park on every pation, garden or balkony.

The summerly colours give your garden not only a happy ambiance but also be used for the designing of a conferment of a distinctive note. The low table is also available on request in many other colours.

Because the table is made of light, laquered aluminium, it can be transported very easy and be can be transported from the balkony in the garden.

The Luxembourg Garden furniture do not only have a high quality, but are also made of a recycleabled and recycleable materials. The ecological production is an important concern and part of the company's philosophy for Fermob, and so Fermob produces furniture, which not only can stand in nature, but also exist in harmony with it.

The other parts of the Luxembourg collection, like the bank with and without back rest, an angular and quadrangulare table, a double deeper seat, a tray with rolls and a head rest are also available. All products are available in many colours.

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Design: Frédéric Sofia

The history of Frédéric Sofia is more than anything the history of an autodidact that made his passion and interest of design his job. His love is directed to the transformation of the models of contemporaneous design. Designer Frédéric Sofia