Plumon dining chair

The new outdoor family designed by Patricia Urquiola for Kettal is based on the concept of clothing, furniture for dressing and undressing.
Adopting a tailoring approach, Patricia Urquiola designs the new family with a reference to the Brazilian spirit that characterizes Brazil , which lives in abundant, spacious and comfortable
and comfortable furniture, somehow evocative of distant landscapes and cultures.
For Plumon, Urquiola conceives a light structure, upon which a quilted dress is made made-to-measure is "tied", rolled. This upholstery characterized by seams, in addition to being an
aesthetic figure, fulfills the comfort of the product. It is the fit that guides aesthetics. With a few simple gestures, the dress is placed over the rigid teak frame and embraces it. An extreme ease of use that becomes a real asset for an outdoor collection.
A comfort that is also visually enhanced, thanks to the padded dress that also generously hugs the armrests and the outer part of the backrest .