Poltrona Cala
Made by Kettal
Designed by Doshi Levien
Immergiti in un mondo di serena bellezza con la poltrona Cala, una creazione squisita del duo visionario Doshi Levien per Kettal. Evocando un senso di romanticismo senza tempo, questa poltrona cattura con la sua delicata interazione di forme ispirate alla natura e design contemporaneo.
La poltrona Cala ti invita ad abbandonarti al suo abbraccio, avvolgendoti in una dolce carezza di comfort. Le sue curve aggraziate e lo schienale finemente intrecciato evocano immagini di giardini illuminati dal sole e di dolci brezze estive. Realizzata con meticolosa attenzione ai dettagli, questa poltrona combina armoniosamente materiali naturali e artigianato moderno, creando un pezzo tanto visivamente sbalorditivo quanto invitante.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What materials is the Kettal Cala Armchair made from?
The Cala Armchair is constructed with Kettal's engineered outdoor weave and a powder-coated aluminum frame, both developed to resist UV exposure, salt air, and moisture without degrading in form or finish.
Who are Doshi Levien and what is their design philosophy?
Doshi Levien is the London-based studio of Nipa Doshi and Jonathan Levien. Their work bridges South Asian craft traditions and European industrial design, producing objects that carry cultural depth alongside formal rigor.
Is the Cala Armchair suitable for coastal outdoor environments?
Yes. Kettal engineers its frames and weaves specifically for demanding exterior conditions, including coastal climates where salt air and humidity accelerate wear on lesser materials.
Where is the Kettal Cala Armchair manufactured?
The Cala Armchair is produced at Kettal's facility in Barcelona, where the brand applies strict quality standards to both frame construction and woven surface materials.
What inspired the form of the Cala Armchair?
The chair's silhouette is drawn from the geometry of the cala flower. Doshi Levien translated that botanical reference into a woven backrest structure that plays with light and shadow as an intentional formal gesture.