Acapulco

If you like the colors of Mexico, you probably like the Acapulco chair. The Acapulco chair is a re-issue of the classic Mexican chair. In the 1950s, when the chair first went into production, Acapulco was the Hollywood hot spot. It takes its name from the famous Pacific resort. The frame is in solid steel and seat in plastic cord. Available in 4 colors (black, yellow,2 blue) durable for outdoor use. Handmade in Mexico.

Detailed color: Petrol blue
Detailed material: Structure in black powder coated solid steel with epoxy resin - Seat in plastic rope with UV protection

Sentou might be found at either of its chic Parisian addresses: rive gauche or the marais. However the beginnings were not boutique but something altogether different. In 1947 in the Perigord, Robert Sentou wanted to manufacture and produce the designers of the day. In 1977 he opened his first boutique and in 1986 this boutique was transformed into a ‘design gallery’, which considering the collaborations with Roger Tallon and Roger Fatus was a logical evolution. Sentou’s pioneer origins however were firmly established in design history in the early 90s when they signed an exclusive contract with the Noguchi Foundation in New York. Sentou affirmed this inviolable status by then editing and manufacturing designers under its own label Sentou Edition. The collection ranges from furniture to objects and lighting.