Grand Ribaud

by 13 Desserts France

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Dimension LxWxH (cm): 90x59x69
Open Editions Material : Fishing net, steel
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Designed by Thomas DEFOUR, edited by 13Desserts.

The “Grand Ribaud” armchair is designed for “lazing around” in extreme conditions. It is made using techniques traditionally used for nautical fittings. Its structure is made of welded, bent and powder coated steel tubes. The nylon mesh that makes up the seat offers the comfort and durability of a catamaran trampoline.

The chair is made and assembled by hand by our craftsmen in France.

Available in five colors: Green | Orange | Black | White | Beige/Brown

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Weight 13 kg
Dimensions 95 × 65 × 75 cm
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13 Desserts

13Desserts is an independent design label with a multidisciplinary approach dedicated to the creation, production and promotion of design pieces. Since its creation in 2020, we have been offering the work of emerging designers and established artists through exhibitions and collections produced in limited editions. All sharing a common aesthetic: « Côte d\'Azur ». Our vision and our practices today push us to develop and promote daring creations through collaborations with designers and artisans from various backgrounds. This bias allows us to explore new production avenues and respond to an intention of sustainable consumption. Objects and pieces of furniture produced on a human scale are the result of close collaboration between designers, the label and artisans. We also attach great importance to respecting an entirely French production. This geographical proximity allows us to pay particular attention to each project.

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As Belgium is a small country without a very distinctive, nationalistic pride, artists and designers can work in complete freedom. There’s no higher purpose to be served. Creations can be the most individual expression of the most individual emotion. Thanks to this liberal creative climate – in combination with a strong, historical artistic tradition and qualitative art schools – Belgian art, design, and its collectors have gained international recognition for their avant-gardism. Besides, Belgium has always been a melting pot of different cultures, combining both German and Roman influences. This historical context gives designers the opportunity to colour outside the lines and outspokenly explore the borders between art, design, crafts, and industry. Strict typologies are left behind; rather, banal materials are transformed for a high-end context and meaningful stories are transmitted as an extra emotional layer. In doing so, these emancipated creations break out of traditional frames of reference, open up to everyone, and stand with both feet in our multicultural and multi-layered contemporary society. Visit the Contemporary Design Market x ADORNO collection in person at: TOUR & TAXIS Gare Maritime Rue Picard, 11 – 1000 Brussels, Belgium Saturday, 24 September (9.00 - 18.00) Sunday, 25 September 2022 (9.00 - 17.00)