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About This Product
Designed by Frederic Sofia and part of Fermob’s classic Luxembourg collection, the Luxembourg small low table is one of the most versatile pieces in the collection. Place it between any two Luxembourg chairs to create a more complete outdoor seating area, or let it be a side table for a single chair or bench to organize the perfect outdoor reading nook. No matter where you place it, the small low table is light, easy to move, and will prove itself time and time again to be the piece you reach for in any outdoor space.
Features
- Tubular aluminum frame
- Aluminum slats table top
- Silence pads
- Matte textured finish
- Good design is not only functional but part of a story and, as every project is a unique opening or perspective, a new opportunity in the world, frédéric Sofia has swung between design and art since setting up his first self-publishing company, Wombat, in 1994. Born in Lyon in 1967, a mechanical engineering graduate with a degree in marketing, he is now a Paris-based designer who approaches his discipline through close contacts in the industry and the wider economy, guided by his insatiable desire to feel useful rather than a need to be vaunted. From industrial products to works of art produced in collaboration with Catherine Sofia, this playful yet rational jack-of-all-trades roams intuitively between the worlds of design and contemporary art. From simple graphics to complex narrative pieces, structural realism to formal aesthetics, from the luxembourg chair designed for fermob to the domestic series exhibited in galleries, his not-so-naïve look at modern society is materialized through creations that are sometimes provocative without being polemic. From critical success to commercial success, the trans-disciplinary reflection and approach of frédéric Sofia have been consolidated since becoming an independent designer in 2000. Through an array of perceptive and practical projects, all of them informed by constant and detailed research, his aim is always to improve daily life and to consider the multiplicity of uses within an object, all the while bringing feeling, magic, and emotion to the table. Working at the crossroads of disciplines, he questions reinvents, and diverts, never neglecting to combine the techniques of the designer with the reflection and methods of the artist.
