Inspired by Temps Libre

Virginie Lobrot is a French interior and upholstery designer from Paris, who has been living in Toulouse since 2001. After an initial five-year internship at a leading Parisian advertising agency, she started working in the upholstery industry in 1996 and then started a new job to create her own company. He likes to restore old armchairs in the style of Louis XV, Louis XVI or the 1950s. But it misses pure creation.

In 2012, at the Maison & Objet fair in Paris, it presented its new concept of an armchair for interior and exterior, made of wood, fabric and leather. It's called "Temps Libre" (free time would be an attempt to translate) and is inspired by the Indian chair, a piece of furniture used by the British Army during its campaign ... and also by Napoleon. What makes this chair unique is the fact that it can be completely disassembled and reassembled in just 3 minutes, making it very easy to transport and store. They are specially designed for outdoor use: Ile de Ré in outdoor fabric.

As the names and styles of carefully selected fabrics, selected by the best fabric design companies suggest, each armchair evokes memories of holidays or places, we wanted to visit: Temps Libre in Etretat (bestseller), Temps Libre in Toulouse (leather), Temps Libre in Deauville (hemp), Temps Libre in Isle sur la Sorgue (striped cloth).

Ta the nomadic armchair line also exists as a dining chair, especially used in hotel projects, footstool, coffee table, bar stool, ladder, shelves and bench for bed.

Virginie also started making her own fabrics

likes to choose a color and design natural linen, hemp or bamboo fabric and choose its unique accent.

Always looking for new ideas to always perfect his chairs and design new designer chairs, always in style nomad thats easy to live and still comfortable.

When he presents his chair, he just invites you to try it out.

Free time to relax ... Temps Libre, for the new French "Art de Vivre ”.