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The outdoor furniture firm comes back to the Salone del Mobile Milano with new products that will become references from the most prominent collections by Ramón Esteve. Inspired by traditional Japanese costumes, the kimono chair follows the line of research faceted shapes combined with the transparency game made with polycarbonate.
It’s geometry generates a series of highlights and transparencies reminding us of mineral formations. A design with character that, due to it’s materiality, connects in many spaces either contemporary or classic areas due to the conceptual contrast being stackable and light.
Design: Ramon Esteve Estudio
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