Kettal
Basket Outdoor Armchair
Price starting from € 2.691,00*
*Price valid for the version with frame in synthetic fyber and teak – seat cushion and n.01 back cushion cm 45x45 upholstered in fabric Terrain (cod. 10200-860 +10205-009 + 57999-009).
The Basket armchair was born from the design of Nanna Ditzel and Jørgen Ditzel, a classic that has been able to make the history of modern design since the 1950s. This seat essentially consists of a bowl-shaped base, consisting of a suspended basket supported by a light oak frame. Kettal has now replaced the traditional wicker originally used to line the structure with a synthetic rattan fiber which is very exclusive due to its similarity to natural fiber, not only visually but also on a sensory level. Resistance to time and prolonged use make Basket an ideal item for outdoor use and for those who like to spend their time outdoors.
W.85 x D.79 x H.76 cm
Seat Height 37 cm
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Kettal is one of the most famous European high-end outdoor furniture brand. The company has its headquarters in Barcelona and its outdoor furniture show clear traces of some of the peculiar characteristics of the Catalonia style, such as international and cosmopolitan taste combined with a typically Mediterranean feel. The Kettal collections are made directly in Tarragona, with particular attention to the use of innovative and ecological materials, in full respect for the environment and with the aim of creating comfortable, functional and long-lasting products.Read more
Designed by
Nanna Ditzel
Nanna Ditzel (1923-2005) was one of the most relevant female figures in the history of Scandinavian design, so much so that she was nicknamed “the First Lady of Danish design”. In the course of her busy life she has fully embodied the different styles that have followed one another in the world of twentieth century design, mainly dealing with jewelry design. Nanna Hauberg was born of her and assumed her current surname following her marriage to her first husband, Jørgen Ditzel (1921-1961), met during their studies at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts in Copenhagen where both attended the courses of great masters like Kaare Klint and Peter Hvidt. Starting from 1946 they began to work permanently together and founded their own studio in Hallerup, designing simple furnishings capable of solving small practical problems of everyday life such as kitchen furniture or kitchen modules designed for small apartments. In those years he designed one of his most famous creations for R. Wangler, the Egg hanging chair in woven cane (now re-proposed by Sika Deisgn), as well as an appreciated collection of silver jewelery with organic shapes for Georg Jensen, while it dates back to the following decade the successful Hallingdal fabric collection for Kvadrat. Among the numerous awards achieved in that period there are three Silver Medals (1951, 1954, 1957) and a Gold Medal (1960) obtained at the Milan Triennale and a Lunning Award (1956). After Jørgen's untimely death she moved to London with her second husband Kurt Heide and there she opened one of the most renowned furniture stores in the city, Interspace, which specializes in Italian furniture. After being widowed for a second time, she returned to Copenhagen and there she lived a second artistic youth, creating plywood seats with creative processes that made the fortune of the historic Fredericia brand. Today her creations are also published by brands such as Kettal, Carl Hansen&Søn and Getama.Read more