08/09/2026
Before comfort takes shape, there is structure.
Tilos by Antonio Citterio.
A look inside the Kettal factory, where raw material passes through a process of shaping, welding and finishing — each step building the structure that will later hold rope, upholstery and generous softness.
This is one chapter in the making of Tilos — where industrial technique, material knowledge and craftsmanship come together before the final object is complete.
07/09/2026
Set directly by the water, this private residence extends its warm architectural language into the landscape through a sequence of terraces, shade and open-air rooms.
Bitta by Rodolfo Dordoni, Tilos by Vincent Van Duysen and Mesh by Patricia Urquiola shape different moments throughout the day — dining, resting, gathering and moving between sun and shadow.
A project where Kettal creates continuity between architecture, interiors and the quiet rhythm of the lake.
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01/09/2026
Sh**un by Verner Panton.
A compact armchair for the moments between work, conversation and pause.
With its clear geometry and upholstered presence, Sh**un brings character into the spaces around the desk — reception areas, lounges, meeting zones and the informal corners where contemporary work actually happens.
A design with history, reintroduced into the Kettal universe for a more flexible way of inhabiting space.
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28/08/2026
Kettal at Ca’ Apollonio Heritage.
Set within the landscape of Monte Grappa, the boutique hotel brings together well-being, nature and design in a hospitality experience rooted in place.
Across terraces, poolside areas and quiet outdoor corners, Kettal pieces define different rhythms of use.
Together, they create an environment of comfort, materiality and ease, where design becomes part of how guests experience time, landscape and the architecture around them.
26/08/2026
Kettal at Moncalisse Winery.
In the hills of Monte Calisio, the experience of wine extends beyond the cellar — into terraces, open-air rooms and moments shaped by landscape.
With Roll and Mesh by Patricia Urquiola and Passage by Ronan Bouroullec, Kettal defines the winery’s outdoor spaces through material rhythm, comfort and architectural clarity.
A setting where design becomes part of the ritual of place: sitting, tasting, gathering and looking out across the vineyard.
25/08/2026
Modernist by Doshi Levien.
A textile language shaped by the many geographies of the Modern movement — from Los Angeles to Ahmedabad, universal in spirit yet rooted in place.
With the texture of an architectural surface and the refinement of tailoring fabrics, Modernist brings depth, structure and atmosphere into Kettal’s indoor and outdoor environments.
Its diagonal weave, softened by a sophisticated blend of yarn colours, creates a palette where each tone has its own character, yet belongs to a complete material universe.
Part of Matter of Matter, Kettal’s study of the materials, colours and surfaces that define the way we shape space.
19/08/2026
Kettal at Villa Elektra.
On the shores of Lake Geneva, architecture, landscape and water come together through a language of glass, stone and quiet horizontality.
Across the terraces and landscaped garden, Kettal pieces create places to pause within this serene setting — open to the lake, the light and the surrounding relief.
A contemporary residence by Archidomo, where outdoor space becomes part of the architecture itself.
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18/08/2026
Alize by Vincent Van Duysen.
Designed for spaces where the day stretches outdoors.
With a relaxed silhouette and generous comfort, the club chair captures the spirit of open-air living without losing precision — a balance of ease, clarity and quiet confidence.
A contemporary outdoor collection shaped by Kettal’s approach to atmosphere, material and space.
12/08/2026
A moment between day and evening, inside and out.
Basket by Nanna & Jørgen Ditzel, with Anda by Gonzalo & Miguel Milá.
On the terrace, Anda brings a soft line of light while Basket creates a place to pause — its rounded form and woven texture adding warmth, depth and ease to the architectural setting.
An atmosphere shaped by light, material and the quiet presence of design.
11/08/2026
Kettal at Four Seasons Formentor.
At the edge of the Mallorcan coast, outdoor spaces are defined through material, shade and ease.
Hudson, Bitta, Landscape, Altar and Giro come together across the hotel’s terraces, creating an atmosphere where woven textures, soft volumes and natural tones shape the experience of summer.
A refined setting for time spent outside, close to the sea.
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