Orbite - Rêveur I Lounge Chair
by Altin
Material
Metal - COM price
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The Rêveur I sits between a lounge chair and a daybed, elongated enough for full recline, low enough to read as a sleeping form rather than a seat. Its cushions in off-white boucle are organically shaped: rounded and pebble-like, arranged along a slender antique gold metal frame. At the feet, the frame terminates in distinctive drip-like forms that look almost unresolved, as though the metal froze mid-pour.
Boucle and antique gold are a studied pairing. The rough textile absorbs light where the aged metal catches it selectively. The piece reads differently depending on the hour and the angle of the room.
The name Rêveur means Dreamer. It fits an object designed for contemplative rest rather than functional seating: a bedroom accent, a reading corner, a composition element in spaces that can afford quiet horizontality.
From the Orbite collection by Altin Studio, AD100 Tunisian design studio founded by Yasmine and Mehdi in 2023. Their work draws from ancestral Tunisian craft techniques reformulated into contemporary objects.
W 190 x D 95 x H 78 cm
W 74.8 x D 37.4 x H 30.71 in
Materials: Metal structure and textile covering
About
Altin
Altin is a Tunisian design studio founded in 2023 by Yasmine, a Paris-trained interior architect, and Mehdi, a civil engineer. Their practice is rooted in direct engagement with ancestral Tunisian craft, treating traditional techniques not as cultural reference but as working method.
The studio draws from Tunisian artisanal traditions, some tracing back to the Neolithic period. Yasmine and Mehdi treat these practices as living knowledge: skills transmitted across generations, shaped by the country's layered cultural history. Their approach to organic minimalism places material at the center. The weight of dark-stained wood, the texture of patinated copper and bronze, the surface imperfections that industrial manufacture eliminates. These are not flaws to correct but marks to preserve.
Altin was recognized by Architectural Digest's AD100 list, a distinction rarely accorded to studios as young as theirs.
On Monde Singulier, Altin presents the Orbite collection: coffee tables, a lounge chair, a console, a cabinet, and a stool, built around a consistent vocabulary of rounded, organic forms and raw finishes. The Ganymède cabinet combines woven straw with patinated copper hardware. The Mer et Cratère table carries shallow circular depressions carved into its dark wood surface. Each piece extends the studio's artisanal sensibility into domestic space.

























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