The DADA folding chair, designed by Constance Guisset for Maison Pierre Frey, masterfully blends comfort and elegance within a boldly functional design. Adaptable to the moment’s needs, DADA redefines the occasional chair with a stylish flair. Every detail has been meticulously crafted to deliver seating comfort that aligns with the exacting standards shared by the Maison and the designer.
The chair’s distinctive design features gracefully curved solid wood legs that seamlessly extend into the backrest, creating a sense of visual harmony and striking a perfect balance between aesthetics and ergonomics. Both beautiful and practical, this folding chair invites effortless moments of spontaneity and conviviality, making it a delightful addition to any setting. The name, DADA, suggests playful symmetry, infusing a whimsical touch into this lightweight yet meticulously designed piece. Available in three satin-finished beechwood tones (ebony, hazelnut, and natural), DADA also offers customizable finishes for bespoke projects.
DUNE, envisioned by Constance Guisset for Maison Pierre Frey, emerges as an iconic collection of chairs and stools. Featuring a bar stool, a counter stool, and a dining chair, the line showcases upholstered tripod designs suited for diverse settings. The rear leg, crafted from solid wood, anchors the piece to the floor while gently elevating the backrest with an elegant and airy curve.
DUNE combines a contemporary and sophisticated aesthetic with exceptional seating comfort, offering a backrest that embraces the body and a design that guarantees stability.
The LITHO line,designed by Guillaume Delvigne, means « stone » in ancient Greek. It resembles a primitive landscape where each piece would have its own personality and would resonate with each other. Each piece is the result of an assembly of volumes, either nested or simply placed one on top of the other, reinforcing this monolithic presence. Large, massive and sculpted forms emerge with a polished, almost mineral appearance. Entirely upholstered in fabric, they pay homage to the Maison’s historical know-how.
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