Sixties Low Armchair Fermob made in France The Sixties Armchair features a woven resin seat and retro-modern style – perfect for boutique hotel patios.Contact to order: info@customwooddesigns.ie Fermob Sixties Low Armchair – Retro-Inspired Outdoor Lounge Chair by Frédéric Sofia The Sixties Low Armchair by Fermob, designed by Frédéric Sofia, channels the joyful spirit of the 1960s into a comfortable, modern-day lounge piece. With rounded curves, a braided polymer weave, and a lightweight aluminium frame, this chair brings both style and comfort to any garden, patio, or indoor space. Its airy woven seat and backrest are made from weather-resistant polyethylene fibres, soft to the touch and surprisingly supportive. Designed to handle year-round outdoor use – rain, sun, or cold – it’s equally at home indoors as a signature piece in a lounge or conservatory. Whether you're creating a laid-back hospitality lounge, a boutique Airbnb terrace, or a designer-inspired home nook, the Sixties armchair adds playful sophistication to any setting Designed by Frédéric Sofia Retro-modern design with woven pattern Braided polyethylene seat & back – soft, durable & UV-resistant Tubular aluminium frame – lightweight & rustproof Ideal for both indoor & outdoor settings Easy to move – lightweight construction Available in a range of Fermob colours For colour options, trade quotes, or lounge set bundles, contact:[email protected] Lead Time: Allow up to 6 weeks. Q1: Is the Sixties Low Armchair weatherproof?A: Yes – both the aluminium frame and polyethylene weave are fully resistant to UV rays, rain, and moisture, making it suitable for year-round outdoor use. Q2: Is it comfortable without cushions?A: Absolutely. The braided outdoor fibres provide a soft, slightly flexible seat that molds comfortably to your body without additional padding. Q3: Can the chair be used indoors as well?A: Yes – it makes a bold interior design statement in sunrooms, lounges, and bedrooms. Its lightweight design makes it easy to move indoors during colder months.