Petit Friture

A commitment with APF France Handicap

From the beginning, Amélie du Passage, founder of Petite Friture, made a clear choice to bring out the Good of Beauty

In 2010, the award of the production of the Vertigo suspension (now iconic) to APF France Handicap lays the foundations of our SOCIAL COMMITMENT, supporting an open, inclusive and united society. A society we live in, together. This commitment has consolidated over time and today a workshop of 30 people creates the majority of the lighting collections produced by Petite Friture with skilful precision. Long projected on our commitment, today we speak clearly. Why? Because we are aware that it is urgent to awaken people's minds. We have, as a company, a collective force to move the lines... And we want to make noise, go further. We will use the word to express loud and clear our action in constant construction, to specify our lines of work for which we put our "positive force" to work. Their priorities: Create well thought out, eco-designed, sustainable objects inscribed in a virtuous spirit of circularity, Dynamize social and local engagement to promote inclusion and collective emulsion, Cultivate ideas and talents

Petite Fritture history of a contemporary design

Petite Friture is a French brand that produces furnishing accessories such as: lamps and elegant design furniture . In 2009, Amélie du Passage , founder, decided to create a brand that speaks of design , and addresses a niche audience. Amèlie graduated from HEC business school in Paris and began her career at the Ministry of Culture before joining FIAC - International Contemporary Art Fair - as exhibition manager . The experience made with Parisian designers made her want to create an innovative project. Thus was born Petite Friture. Just as Amèlie du Passage says "a shiver, a vibration, a creative ferment, similar to the pleasure you feel during a good lunch with family or friends". In addition to being a hotbed of innovative ideas, the brand is also an explosion of. The brand's mission is to offer high quality, affordable accessories and furniture and give a new concept of furnishing with character. Petite Fritture today has 30 offices throughout Europe and many designers who have always collaborated, bringing added value to the brand. Among the most famous: Pierre Favresse , Noé-Duchaufour-Lawrance , Constance Guisset , India Mahdavi , Studiopepe.

Petite Friture the iconic collections

In a few years, the brand has produced several collections but among the most iconic we find the Vertigo lamp designed by Constance Guisset , which will later be the first object produced. Today this fabulous suspension lamp is exhibited in the collections of the MoMA in New York and the MAD (Musée des Arts Décoratifs) in Paris. An ambitious project, with the aim of creating a large speaker that is light and airy at the same time. The wavy diffuser is made from a thin circular profile and a series of rods arranged in a radial pattern. Still talking about iconic products we find Tidelight , a floor lamp designed by Pierre Favresse , inspired by car headlights. The Cherry suspension lamp created by the Australian duo Daniel comes in a single version but in different heights. Then we can mention the Mediterraneo collection always belonging to the lamps , it is inspired by the openwork lace curtains. Born from the pen of Noé Duchaufour-Lawrance . Tom Chung's Fromme chair , inspired by bicycle saddles , the Canadian designer has placed shock absorbers between the seat and the base, giving it unparalleled comfort.

Petite Friture furniture and accessories with a contemporary and accessible design

Petit Friture offers a range of contemporary furniture and accessories . Their style is now unmistakable and easily attributable to the brand. The Week End garden furniture category designed by Brichet Ziegler is very original, thanks to the very special oval backrest with striped pattern. The collection includes the whole family such as: armchair , stool , two types of benches , a food trolley and coffee and bar tables . Thanks to the collaboration with the designer India Mahdavi , Parrot was born, an industrial-style metal table with an enamelled steel top and a star-shaped base . Also working with Italian designers , he meets Studiopepe , who creates Unseen , a system of curved LED light tubes . Petite Friture also offers accessories and decorative objects such as ornaments , mirrors , cushions , wallpapers and table accessories . Among these the most famous such as Succession , created by the designers Färg & Blanche in collaboration with Revol or Jungle by Tiphaine de Bodman characterized by a graphic pattern in black and white