Kimono Dining Chair

For modern Japanese people, the kimono is a symbol of thoughtfulness, grace and respect for tradition, which is exactly where designer Pascal Bosetti has drawn his inspiration for Kimono. The similarities between the chair and its source of inspiration are particularly evident in the seams on the seat, which add both a graphic look and separate the arms and cover from each other – just like a real kimono. Kimono is moulded, and will therefore hold its characteristic curved shape for many years to come. The soft seat upholstery also means that your dinner parties will probably never make it into the living room.

Made to individual order.

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Material: lacquered steel and Pure - Smooth weave fabric.
Dimensions: height 81 cm x width 70 cm x depth 63.50 cm | seat height 50 cm.

Use only warm soapy water to clean the chair. Use a hard-wrung cloth and dry immediately with a soft dry cloth. If the surface wood dries out, you can restore it to its original shine using rapeseed oil. Apply a thin layer of rapeseed oil on the product, dry immediately. It is likely that after this, the wood will take on a slightly darker color when oiled. If in doubt, consult a specialist, who will advise you on how to care for the wood.