Kimono Baize Chair, Sand Bolia

for modern Japanese kimono is a symbol of min; graceful and respect for tradition. The similarities between the chair and its source of inspiration are particularly visible at the seams on the seat, which add both a graphic look and separate armrests and a cover from each other; Just like a real kimono. Kimono is formed, thanks to Cz Emu will retain its characteristic, curved shape for many years of use.

• Formed, modern dining room chair
• Graphic expression
• A chair inspired by Japanese tradition

A few words about upholstery fabric;

Baize is an extremely soft upholstery fabric that provides the highest comfort. This material has a beautiful, classic look that fits most of the furniture. Baize also has the Standard 100 by Oeko-Tex® certificate, which guarantees that no dangerous chemicals or heavy metals are used for the production of material.

Pascal Bosetti

Pascal Bosetti is a German designer and craftsman who founded Bosetti Design Studio in Munich in 2015. His Pode Jat to design combines emotions, functionality and rigorous form. A master of metaloplasty by profession, Bosetti graduated from design in the design in Hochschule für Gestaltung und Kunst in Basel in 2010. His passion for materials and their properties is manifested in projects that harmoniously combine aesthetics with utility. He collaborated with reputable brands such as Bolia, for which he created, among others The kimono bar chair inspired by the Japanese traditional outfit and the Arco furniture collection characterized by arched forms and simplicity of structure. Bosetti won numerous awards including German Design Award and Good Design Award, and his works were presented at international exhibitions. As a guest lecturer, he shares his knowledge of product design and industrial design.