Little Anana, kitesurf craftsman in Anglet

Little Anana is a design and manufacturing workshop in Anglet, between forest and ocean (13 promenade du Prince Impérial, workshop 7). The project took root in south-west France in 2017, led by Astrid Eudeline and Yvan Grangeret, presented as master craftspeople. The website shows a 2026 copyright.

The workshop makes to order, in small series and locally, furniture (coffee tables, dining and bistro tables, desks, consoles, side tables, stools and benches, a resin table that can be composed to measure), lighting (pendant and wall lights, including collaborations with Zuri and Studio Y+A), furniture handles and knobs in wood and resin, as well as decorative objects: mirrors, key rings, decorative natural-wood surfboards and wall mounts for surfboards and skateboards. Every piece can be customised.

The materials and finishes announced range from natural wood (oak, birch) to coloured resin, tinted oil and lacquered paint, with stainless steel or metal legs, coloured concrete and glass. Pieces are made in the Anglet workshop; delivery is free in mainland France from €220 of purchases, and the workshop also works with architects, hotels and resellers.