Philippe Tabet has introduced a new chair in collaboration with the Italian company Infinity. This chair boasts a sophisticated and elegant design, seamlessly blending functionality with comfort. Drawing inspiration from the charming French “ruelle” (alley), those narrow streets where some seek refuge from bustling crowds to explore local eateries, this chair embodies a sense of exclusivity. It’s the perfect seating choice for those quaint cafes that offer a more intimate experience, not easily accessible to the general public.
This chair’s suitability for indoor and outdoor use makes it even more versatile, catering to various settings and preferences. Furthermore, it comes in two distinct variations, offering options to suit different tastes and needs. Crafted with an aluminium seat, it combines lightness and comfort, while the plywood backrest adds a touch of elegance to the overall design.
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