Found on a terrace, gently aired by a fan with long mahogany blades, this deckchair, hand-turned from wood and made from woven rattan for the seat and back, offers maximum comfort. When it's time for a siesta, unfold the armrests, which extend to provide high footrests for a change of position. The first footrest itself rests on castors so you can slide it under the seat to transform this chaise longue into an armchair. For a pure holiday atmosphere in a colonial setting, imagine yourself in this chair sipping a gin and tonic as the sun sets. Once the delight of colonial homes, they can still be found in many hotels and cafés in Asia: at the Raffles in Singapore, the Batavia Café in Jakarta, the Taj Mahal Hotel in Bombay, the Imperial in New Delhi...