The brand

Red Edition is a Parisian brand that is committed to the development and modernization of artisanal know-how. With its head in Paris and its heart in Vietnam and Italy, Red Edition creates products based on recognized, ancestral know-how.

Since its inception in, Red Edition has been noticed by the public and the media for its original use of lacquer, a Vietnamese know-how.

The production of the collection has also developed in Italy, in the Brianza region, the historical heart of high-end furniture north of Milan. A local team allows Red Edition to be close to the best Italian craftsmen and historical know-how. It is thanks to these factories in Italy and Vietnam that Red Edition can offer its customers furniture with meticulous details and finishes. The caning technique and the work of natural fibres revisited by Red Edition offer an unprecedented allure to the Parisian elegance thus interpreted. Terrazzo, marble, brass or lacquer are only loved for the best and Red Edition does not refuse to mix materials. The palette swirls from subtle halftones to dark colours with confidence. Finally, the generous proportions of Red Edition furniture are a recognisable trademark today.

Know-how as a guide, creation as an asset: this is how the Red Edition recipe was born, between innovation and elegance, to become, over the course of its creations, a highly acclaimed reference.

The studio

Red Edition is a project led by Cyril Laborbe, the founder, who, since 2007, has been following his intuitions and surrounding himself with designers and talents from various backgrounds to give his brand a breath of fresh air and modernity. His convivial approach to design and the systematic use of collective work are the hallmarks of Red Edition.

Promises and know-how

Red Edition is a unique know-how based on the work of wood and lacquer, by hand. It is this handwork that gives Red Edition its unique patte and timeless lines. Red Edition sublimates the Vietnamese ancestral know-how thanks to its creativitý, the choice of colours and the audacious marriage of materials.