An unprecedented collection dedicated to exceptional venues
In 2026, Maison Collinet is enriching its collections with around forty new references designed for exceptional venues. Chairs, armchairs, tables, pedestal tables, desks, low armchairs, and stools: this new edition celebrates the union of artisanal craftsmanship, contemporary design, and innovation.
The result of collaborations with designers Fritsch et Durisotti, Fred Rieffel, Oscar Ono, Rémi Bouhaniche, and Jordane Arrivetz, this new collection is also enhanced by a partnership with the prestigious Cabinet Pinto for the Rivoli model. All of these novelties reflect a shared vision: to imagine singular pieces capable of structuring spaces with character, elegance, and refinement.
Seating with a singular design: chairs and bridge chairs
Among the novelties, discover the Edgar chair, designed by Rémi Bouhaniche, which asserts an avant-garde silhouette where vertical lines, suspended volumes, and a pastille-effect base compose a bold and perfectly balanced graphic style. Also designed by Rémi Bouhaniche, the Môme chair revisits the neo-retro spirit with freshness, thanks to its rounded volumes, its voluptuous backrest resembling a graphic cushion, and a base infused with softness and conviviality.
With its enveloping backrest and organic, Mediterranean-inspired elegance, the Capri chair reveals a warm and timeless presence, blending generous comfort with discreet sophistication.
The Rivoli chair stands out with its sophisticated and sculptural design. The backrest uprights fit into a fluid composition, while its high handle inspired by leather goods and the curvature of the base reinforce its contemporary elegance.
Imagined by Oscar Ono, the Antibes bridge chair reveals a structured and graphic silhouette, where the slenderness of the armrests and the precision of the base evoke a sophisticated and contemporary seaside spirit.
New armchairs blending comfort and character
The Armchairs category also welcomes new creations with an assertive character. The Shark lounge armchair by Fritsch et Durisotti captivates with its enveloping structure and its modernist silhouette featuring low, graphic lines.
The Saint-Germain armchair and the Stanislas low armchair, imagined by Oscar Ono, embody the same quest for elegance and comfort. With its generous volumes and its alcove-armchair effect, Saint-Germain asserts a soft and enveloping presence, while Stanislas revisits classic codes in a cozy style with balanced, contemporary lines.
Poker, designed by Jordane Arrivetz, claims a seventies spirit reinterpreted through a generous, resolutely modern cocoon silhouette.
Discover the entire 2026 collection
This new collection also enriches the Maison's emblematic lines with new variations of iconic ranges, notably Jigsaw, Mini Betty, and Dune.
We invite you to discover all of these novelties on our website and to explore collections designed to enhance your interior design projects.
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