Tolix MOUETTE Steel kids chair with armrests

Using the cut-off residues, in 1935 he invented a collection called MOUETTE for his own children, consisting of an armchair and a side table.‎ The armchair, starting from the seat of TOLIX's H stool and through a skillful process of folding, folded angles, and riveting, has an elegant appearance and requires the same level of precision in its execution as the iconic models.‎ Thus, its robustness is a guarantee of quality and longevity, making the MOUETTE  chair with armrests a charming object to be passed down from generation to generation.‎ M stands for miniature, meticulous, and metallic.‎  But above all, M stands for MOUETTE (Seagull), a charming name given by Xavier Pauchard to this collection that he designed for his own children  and to make use of the metal scraps that were previously wasted.‎ Xavier Pauchard was a pioneer in simplicity and non-waste.‎ Thanks to  the M collection, children find their place in the TOLIX universe.‎