| Dimensions | 49 × 69 × 86 cm |
|---|---|
| Structure | Alluminum Sepia 088 |
| Cushions | Fog Laminate 289 |
| Strap | Green Straps 039 |
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Roll Dining chair
Kettalby Patricia Urquiola
This ironical intervention on the conventional upholstery converts a regular backrest into two independent ‘wraps’ connected by colorful straps. A graphical aluminum structures frames the protagonist of this chair, the cushions. These straps are connected to the main structure by the mean of two pins in that can easily be removed, allowing the user to store the cushions during the winter time. The seat cushion is supported by a semi-transparent micro fabric.
1.952,00€
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Patricia Urquiola
Spanish-born designer Patricia Urquiola is among the world’s most celebrated and successful designers and architects. After architecture and design studies in Madrid (Technical University of Madrid), she completed her studies at the Milan’s Politecnico under the mentorship of Achille Castiglioni. Since 2001, her Milan studio has specialized in industrial product design, architecture, art direction and strategy consulting. As well as serving as creative director of Cassina since 2015, Urquiola has worked with some of the world’s most important companies including Haworth, Louis Vuitton, Moroso, Flos, Kvadrat, BMW, Starbucks and Ferrari among others. Her work is exhibited in art and design museums across the world including the MOMA in New York, the Decorative Arts Museum in Paris, the Triennale Museum in Milan, the Vitra Design Museum in Basel, the Stedelijk Museum of modern and contemporary art in Amsterdam and the Philadelphia Art Museum.
Kettal
Since its beginnings in 1964, Kettal has had an international calling to design and innovation. Kettal’s raison d’être is the creation of timeless furniture, functional and expressive, which represents a contemporary culture and provides solutions.
Roll Dining chair
This ironical intervention on the conventional upholstery converts a regular backrest into two independent ‘wraps’ connected by colorful straps. A graphical aluminum structures frames the protagonist of this chair, the cushions. These straps are connected to the main structure by the mean of two pins in that can easily be removed, allowing the user to store the cushions during the winter time. The seat cushion is supported by a semi-transparent micro fabric.