Pavilion L
Made by Kettal
Designed by Kettal Studio
Kettal Studio approaches outdoor architecture with the same rigor brought to its furniture: proportion first, ornament last. The Pavilion L is conceived as a true room without walls, a structure that frames sky and landscape while offering genuine enclosure rather than mere shade.
The primary framework is powder-coated aluminum, chosen for its resistance to weather and its capacity to hold a precise, architectural silhouette over time. Wood finish options introduce warmth and material contrast, softening the geometry without compromising structural intent.
- Configurable ceiling, siding, and flooring systems
- Powder-coated aluminum primary structure
- Wood finish options for material contrast
- Designed for year-round exterior installation
- Adaptable to garden, terrace, or poolside settings
Founded in Spain and long associated with the most demanding hospitality and residential projects worldwide, Kettal brings a culture of craft and material precision to every outdoor structure it produces. The Pavilion L reads as permanent, not provisional.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What materials is the Kettal Pavilion L made from?
The Pavilion L is built on a primary structure of powder-coated aluminum, with wood finish options available to introduce warmth and material contrast. Both materials are selected for long-term exterior performance across varied climates.
How customizable is the Pavilion L configuration?
The Pavilion L offers configurable ceiling, siding, and flooring systems, allowing the structure to be tailored to a specific site, orientation, and use. This adaptability makes it suitable for gardens, terraces, and poolside environments alike.
Is the Kettal Pavilion L designed for year-round outdoor use?
Yes. The Pavilion L is engineered for permanent exterior installation, with materials and construction details specified for durability across seasons rather than seasonal or temporary deployment.
Who designed the Pavilion L?
The Pavilion L was designed by Kettal Studio, the in-house design team of the Spanish outdoor furniture and architecture brand Kettal. The studio is known for applying the same formal discipline to large-scale structures as to individual furniture pieces.
How does a pergola differ from a pavilion in architectural terms?
A pergola traditionally provides an open overhead framework, often with slatted or climbing-plant cover, while a pavilion implies a more fully enclosed or sheltered structure with defined ceiling and wall elements. The Kettal Pavilion L bridges both categories, offering configurable enclosure that can range from open to fully sheltered.
