Maison Louis Drucker at BDNY 2026 — New York, Booth 3355

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Fauteuil Bastille en rotin tissé à la main, cannage rouge, crème et noir, présenté par Maison Louis Drucker à BDNY 2026

Key takeaways

  • Maison Louis Drucker exhibits at BDNY 2026, November 8 and 9, at the Javits Center in New York, Booth 3355.
  • The main offer at the booth is the outdoor range on aluminum frames: the hand-woven chair, on a frame that stays outside year-round.
  • A trade-only show: interior designers, buyers, hoteliers and specifiers of the North American contract market.
  • Everything is made by hand: 3 to 30 hours of weaving per chair, more than 50 weaving patterns and around fifty fiber colors.
  • Book a meeting in advance to compose your colors and weaves at the booth, samples in hand.
In this article

November 8-9, 2026: our hand-woven French bistro furniture at the Javits Center — the outdoor aluminum range, limited editions and the 3D configurator.

Maison Louis Drucker exhibits at BDNY 2026, New York's hospitality design show, on November 8 and 9, 2026 at the Javits Center.

You will find us at Booth 3355, with the hand-woven rattan bistro chairs that furnish the Café de Flore, the Grand Café at the Grand Palais and venues in more than 80 countries — and this year's newest work: the outdoor range on aluminum frames, our limited editions, and the 3D configurator.

After Decorex in London in October, the house continues its show season in New York. BDNY brings together the interior designers, hoteliers, developers and purchasing firms of the North American market: it is the meeting point for hospitality projects.

What We Are Showing at BDNY

The booth brings together chairs, armchairs, a bench and tables, all woven by hand. Among the pieces on show:

PieceTypeProduct page
Eugénie benchBenchEugénie
Houlgate armchair and chairArmchair & chairHoulgate armchair · Houlgate chair
Bastille armchair and chairArmchair & chairBastille armchair · Bastille chair
Bridge armchairArmchairBridge
Trèfle armchairArmchairTrèfle
Marguerite armchairArmchairMarguerite
Valmy armchairArmchairValmy
Villette armchairArmchairVillette
Élysée armchairArmchairÉlysée
Beaux-Arts chairChairBeaux-Arts
Sacré Cœur chairChairSacré Cœur
Tuileries folding chairFolding chairTuileries
N°86 table on a Bobine baseTableN°86 table · Bobine base
Giverny tableTableGiverny
Beaux-Arts chair in hand-woven rattan, yellow and blue weave on a cream ground
The Beaux-Arts chair: every strand is set by hand, from the back to the seat.
Houlgate chair in rattan, three-lobed back, blue and green chevron weave on a pink frame
The Houlgate chair, with its three-lobed back and chevron weave.
Tuileries folding chair, lagoon blue and white checkered weave on a black metal frame
The Tuileries folding chair, in lagoon blue.

Other pieces complete the booth — come and see them, weaves and colors in hand.

The Outdoor Range: The Parisian Café Look, Outside Year-Round

The heart of the booth is the outdoor range on aluminum frames. The principle is simple: the same chair as the rattan one, hand-woven, on a frame that fears neither rain, sun nor frost. It is made for open terraces, poolsides and rooftops.

Every strand is knotted by hand, in invisible knots, in the same fibers dyed in the mass: around thirty glossy Rilsan® colors and some twenty satin Raucord® tones. The color runs through the strand. It is indelible, and it does not get hot in the sun.

The aluminum frame comes in nine standard tones from a single piece, and in any custom RAL tone from 200 pieces, once a sample is validated. A terrace can then be matched to a property's identity as precisely as a dining room.

Limited Editions and Designer Collaborations

The booth also presents our recent limited editions and our collaborations with designers — including the exclusive jacquards developed with Philippe Model for his 2026 collections: his colors, his weave, composed with the atelier and reserved for his collections.

The 3D Configurator, Live at the Booth

This year's service launch: the 3D configurator lets you compose your model — weave, colors, on a rattan or aluminum frame — and see it in 3D, even in your own room through augmented reality. We will be demonstrating it at the booth; to explore it now, see our introduction article.

For Hospitality and Contract Projects

BDNY is a specifiers' show, and that is the conversation we come for.

  • Custom is the exclusive way to order. More than 72 chair models in the catalog, around fifty fiber colors and more than fifty weaving patterns — or an exclusive jacquard composed with the atelier for your venue alone.
  • References in daily service. Our chairs furnish cafés, restaurants and hotels in more than 80 countries, in daily commercial use.
  • Lead times stated honestly. Allow 4 to 15 weeks made-to-order, depending on model, weave and quantity. Weaving a single chair takes 3 to 30 hours by hand: the calendar is a weaving calendar.
  • Chairs that can be restored. At the end of its cycle, a worn seat is restored in the atelier rather than replaced.

The furniture is designed and maintained entirely in France; fabrication takes place in France or in Indonesia. How we support professional projects is set out on our trade page.

Plan Your Visit

Book a Meeting at Booth 3355

Interior designers, purchasing firms, hotel projects: reserve a slot with our team to compose your colors and weaves on the spot, samples in hand.

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