Luxembourg Low Armchair Stone With the exception of the

With the exception of the plinth attachment

The combination of solid oak and cast iron gives these planters an unsurpassed solidity and longevity

75 x 75 x 47

Luxembourg and Rythmic chairs

Luxembourg Low Armchair Stone With the exception of theThe Luxembourg low armchair first appeared along the pathways of the famous Paris park from which it takes its name in the 1920s, straight from the Paris parks department workshops where the first versions were made. Who could know then that, decades later, it would be reproduced by a workshop dedicated to traditional crafts at Fermob. In the 1990s, at the request of the Luxembourg gardens, Fermob started manufacturing the armchair once again. Today,