Extra Terrasse
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- Since 2020
Félix Miquel is a young 23-year-old Parisian designer and entrepreneur.
He first discovered carpentry thanks to the ADN+ association and released a range of urban furniture in recycled wood which he then developed in steel. Curious, he is constantly looking for solutions to make the city more practical, more ecological and more accessible. After a stint at the École Nationale Supérieure d’Architecture de Versailles, he then joined the École Urbaine de Sciences Po. In parallel with his studies, he created and designed tables and ashtrays that attach directly to road posts.
He launched the startup Extra Terrasse in the summer of 2020, just after the first confinement. Many restaurateurs then trust him and set up his tables in the streets to extend their terrace. Its goal is to rethink public space for common well-being.
After launching a range of street furniture with a French manufacturer, he now markets objects for individuals, particularly for balconies. Totally aware of the lack of space in the city, Félix continues to experiment in order to offer objects that meet the needs of urban dwellers. He then developed the Balconie, a unique balcony table that attaches to all railings and window railings.
He first discovered carpentry thanks to the ADN+ association and released a range of urban furniture in recycled wood which he then developed in steel. Curious, he is constantly looking for solutions to make the city more practical, more ecological and more accessible. After a stint at the École Nationale Supérieure d’Architecture de Versailles, he then joined the École Urbaine de Sciences Po. In parallel with his studies, he created and designed tables and ashtrays that attach directly to road posts.
He launched the startup Extra Terrasse in the summer of 2020, just after the first confinement. Many restaurateurs then trust him and set up his tables in the streets to extend their terrace. Its goal is to rethink public space for common well-being.
After launching a range of street furniture with a French manufacturer, he now markets objects for individuals, particularly for balconies. Totally aware of the lack of space in the city, Félix continues to experiment in order to offer objects that meet the needs of urban dwellers. He then developed the Balconie, a unique balcony table that attaches to all railings and window railings.
