AIRBORNE

New Miss Trèfle© table, made entirely in France in powder-coated 304L stainless steel: it combines refined design and weather resistance, while retaining the organic curves that made the original model famous. Ideal for terraces and gardens, this table fits perfectly into all environments (even indoors), offering both functionality and style.

Designed by André Ricard, edited and manufactured by Isist Atelier and distributed by Airborne, this armchair is the result of 7 years of conceptualization. A process that has borne fruit: the perfect symbiosis between functionality and comfort, based exclusively on the modeling of leather that adapts to the human body: the most perfect design is the one in which its own form ensures the function.

New version of the beautiful Hamaka, completely outdoor... designed by Coralie Frick and Arnaud le Cat. Made in France. The oak armrests are replaced by powder-coated stainless steel armrests and a 304L stainless steel structure. The pleasure of swinging remains the same. For more information, visit our website www.airborne.fr

In addition to the current demountable structure, the historic AA© structure in 1 single piece, published by Airborne© between 1951 and the 70s, is making a comeback in our catalog. Since the beginning of the year, it has been available in red, green, blue or yellow. Combined with a cotton canvas of the same color, your armchair will brighten up your interior or exterior (under cover).

For 50 years, Jean Charles de Castelbajac has been an agitator of French culture: Fashion, lifestyle, collages, furniture... Everything that passes through his hands is enriched with poetry. We wanted to entrust him with a white cover and a few pencils .... Here's the take-off he's come up with... it's sensitive, poetic and quirky. To be discovered at the Maison & Objet fair, Stand L32, Hall 6

Its name: the HAMAKA© We have all been working on this model for 6 years...thanks to the will of Anne-Laure Détrie, the designer's granddaughter. A floating seat invented in the early 1960s...and reinterpreted by Coralie Frick and Arnaud Le Cat Edited in 2023 by airborne and entirely made in France The Hamaka is an atypical piece and attracts attention with discretion and elegance.