Frequently Asked Questions

What materials is the Kettal Roll Club Chair made from?

The Roll Club Chair features a powder-coated aluminum frame engineered for outdoor use, paired with upholstered cushions in Kettal's outdoor-grade fabrics. The distinctive connecting straps are textile-based and available in multiple colorways.

Is the Roll Club Chair suitable for outdoor use year-round?

Yes. Kettal designs the Roll with outdoor performance in mind, using aluminum construction and fabrics rated for UV exposure, moisture, and general weathering. Specific care recommendations depend on the fabric selection and local climate conditions.

Who designed the Kettal Roll Club Chair?

The Roll was designed by Patricia Urquiola, the Spanish-born, Milan-based architect and designer known for her conceptual rigor and ability to inject wit into functional form. Her long-standing collaboration with Kettal has produced some of the most recognized pieces in contemporary outdoor furniture.

Can the Roll Club Chair cushions be replaced or reupholstered?

Kettal offers replacement cushions for many of its outdoor collections. Because the cushions are central to the Roll's design identity, selecting the correct fabric specification is important. A design consultant can advise on fabric compatibility and lead times.

How does the Roll Club Chair fit within a broader outdoor seating arrangement?

The Roll's graphic aluminum frame and modular cushion vocabulary make it well suited to composed outdoor settings alongside complementary Kettal pieces. Its proportions work at a dining or lounge scale, and the colorway options allow it to anchor or accent a broader palette.

Brand & Designer

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Founded in 1966 in Barcelona, Spain, Kettal specializes in contemporary outdoor furniture defined by innovation, craftsmanship and a timeless dialogue between nature and design.
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Patricia Urquiola

A globally celebrated designer and architect known for her poetic approach to form, material, and function.