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Kettal Bitta collection armchair with aluminum frame and synthetic rope available in all Kettal colors. Bitta is characterized by a combination of aluminum frames, seats woven with polyester rope and comfortable cushions, teak wood, and stone for the tabletops—materials perfectly resistant to the elements. “The designer’s intention was to create a dense yet breathable weave reminiscent of the braided ropes used to moor boats to docks (hence the name Bitta, which means ‘mooring’ in Italian)—giving the pieces a sense of lightness while making them look like cozy nests in natural tones, perfect for relaxing.”
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In 1950, Nanna and Jørgen Ditzel created an unusual bowl-shaped seat, essentially a basket suspended from a lightweight oak frame. Their design fused the seat and back into a cohesive, shell-like bowl, distinguished by its organic form and materials. The use of handcrafted materials and the meticulous skill in crafting the chair's rounded shape and clean lines exude a sense of comfort and luxury, offering a wide range of seating positions. Natural rattan fiber and oak wood. Cushion upholstery: Terrain Laminate.
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Cala is a high-backed armchair inspired by the iconic Emmanuelle. Its light, transparent surfaces lend it a majestic presence. The open rope weave acts as a lattice, providing visual privacy while maintaining a connection with the natural elements. Cala can be used for both dining and relaxation. The wide selection of metal finishes, rope colors, and cushion fabrics offers numerous possibilities for adapting the armchair's identity to different projects.
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The Boma armchair, designed by Rodolfo Dordoni for Kettal, arises from the typical need to achieve high performance in outdoor environments without sacrificing the ever-increasing demand for comfort that new outdoor products must meet. For this reason, the structure consists of an aluminum frame that, within its minimalist lines, incorporates the qualities of the materials used and allows for easy configuration in different ways. Comfortable, modular seats with large cushions are designed on this flexible and lightweight support. The textile upholstery, which rivals that of interior solutions, completes the warm and inviting atmosphere this product aims to convey. It is a truly versatile system that can be easily adapted to various situations and product types.
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Swing chair from the Bitta collection by Kettal. Bitta is characterized by a combination of aluminum frames, seats woven with polyester rope and comfortable cushions, teak wood, and stone for the tabletops—materials perfectly resistant to the elements. “The designer’s intention was to create a dense yet breathable weave reminiscent of the rope used to moor boats to their moorings (hence the name Bitta, which means ‘mooring’ in Italian)—giving the pieces a sense of lightness while making them look like cozy nests in natural tones, perfect for relaxing.”
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Like a building opening itself to its surroundings, the Kettal Maia collection, designed by Patricia Urquiola, displays an elegant lightness and naturalness. The handcrafted braiding, the solidity of the aluminum frame, and the new collection of porotex and chenille fabrics create a vibrant combination. The collection has been chosen as one of the most representative designs of our century.
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Kettal Vieques is a collection characterized by the combination of an aluminum structure and a new and revolutionary three-dimensional fabric, with exceptional technical characteristics, created especially for this collection and exclusively for Kettal. A macro reproduction of an organic tissue: a coffee filter, seen under a microscope. The search for the combination of natural patterns applied to the world of industry.
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This armchair transforms the conventional backrest into two cylinders joined by colored strips. The simple aluminum frame showcases the stars of this creation: its cushions. The strips are attached to the main frame by two easily removable pegs, allowing the user to detach the cushions and store them during the winter. A semi-transparent micro-fabric supports the seat cushion.
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This ironic chair, designed by Patricia Urquiola, transforms the conventional backrest into two cylinders joined by colorful strips. The simple aluminum frame showcases the stars of this creation: its cushions. The strips are attached to the main structure by two easily removable pegs, allowing the user to detach the cushions and store them during the winter. A semi-transparent micro-fabric supports the seat cushion.
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The Riva collection of outdoor furniture aims above all to create a specific atmosphere for enjoying outdoor spaces. The plank-like design of the seat and backrest perpetuates a long and varied tradition of outdoor seating that follows a similar pattern, and in this case, offers both an attractive aesthetic and maximum comfort.
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