Fleur's brown kitchen is her first kitchen set, sold from 1979 onwards. The set has three parts called cooker, fridge and dresser. 'Dresser' is a strange name, but it means a countertop with a sink. The three parts were sold separately and could be arranged in any combination in Fleur's imaginary kitchen. Loose accessories like cutlery, a garbage bin and dishes were included with the pieces. A year later, in 1980, Otto Simon added two chairs and a table.

In 1980, one year after the dresser, fridge and cooker (coming soon), Otto Simon released these two fancy chairs. Interestingly, if you consider catalogue numbers, these chairs should have been sold first. However, Otto Simon didn't always follow a logical order when numbering Fleur items. We know these chairs came later because of toy catalogues.



The chairs are very beautiful and quite fancy for a kitchen - Fleur was sitting in style! If the molding looks familiar, it's because it matches some of the living room items from the same era.

Fancy chairs require a fancy table - just look at the gorgeous molding of the legs and edges. The table matches the chairs perfectly and elegantly. This table would look very nice in Fleur's living room too.