KETTAL

Basket Outdoor

BASKET outdoor club chair by Kettal. Structure in yellow Balau and synthetic fiber. Cushions (optional) in fabric for outdoor use. Design: Nanna & Jorgen Ditzel.
Availability: Approximately 8 weeks for production
Assembly Difficulty: No Assembling

Availability: In stock

€2,246.00 (Unit price Incl. VAT)
20% di Sconto Extra con il codice SUMMER20
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Details

Outdoor chair of the Basket collection. A collection with enveloping and comfortable lines that includes both outdoor and indoor products. Structure in yellow Balau and synthetic fiber. Cushions (optional) in fabric for outdoor use.

Model and Dimensions:

- KS1000100 BASKET OUTDOOR CLUB CHAIR - Width 85 x depth 79 x seat height 37 x height 76 cm

Additional Info

Country of manufacture Spain
Availability Approximately 8 weeks for production
Assembly Difficulty No Assembling
Shipping Amount No
Weight 6 Kg
Design Nanna & Jorgen Ditzel
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Designer

 

Nanna Ditzel & Jørgen Ditzel

In 1950 Nanna Ditzel and Jørgen Ditzel created an unusual bowl-shaped seat, essentially a basket hanging from a light oak frame, achieving a chair design that blended the seat and backrest into a bowl of a form consistent with a shell, out- standing for being organic in its form and in its materials.
The use of craft materials and painstaking skill in making the rounded form, along with the chair’s pure lines give a sensation of comfort and luxury in a seat that allows a variety of positions.
Having been distinguished with awards at the Cabinetmakers Guild Exhibition and at the Milan Triennale in 1951, the wicker chair (1950) inspired a rediscovery and exploration of the malleable properties of wicker and, consequently, a renewed status for wicker furniture in interior design.
The 1950s wicker chair sparked a series of experiments with hanging upholstered shapes on wooden frames.

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