The T37 chair's history begins in 1935 when Paris issued tenders for the 24th Universal Exposition in 1937. Over 12,000 chairs were made to furnish public gardens. Approaching its 90th year, its timeless design fits modern gardens and interiors. A warm color palette enhances its strong identity.The history of the T37 chair dates back to 1935 when the city of Paris issued public tenders in preparation for the 24th Universal Exposition of 1937. Over 12,000 chairs and armchairs were produced to furnish more than a hundred hectares of public gardens.At the dawn of its 90 years, the T37 chair is reissued and complemented by new creations imagined by Studio Tolix. From the monastery table to round tables, all with a hand-hemmed tabletop by the artisans of the Manufacture, the T37 collection, with its bold lines and contemporary silhouettes, regains its place in modern gardens and interiors. A palette of warm colors is dedicated to it to reinforce its distinctive identity.