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Kettal’s new showroom is located in the D&D Building (annex) in Manhattan at 222 East 59th Street, Suite 222-333.

Kettal New York Showroom is a destination for contemporary design, showcasing furniture collections for outdoor, indoor and workplace environments. Located in New York City, the showroom presents Kettal furniture, architectural systems and solutions for residential, hospitality and contract projects, created in collaboration with leading international designers.

10/09/2026

Eames Pavilion System.⁠
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Designed by Charles and Ray Eames. Adapted and developed by Kettal in collaboration with the Eames Office.⁠
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Architecture conceived as a system rather than a fixed object.⁠
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Rooted in Charles and Ray’s exploration of modular construction, the Eames Pavilion System translates their architectural thinking into an adaptable framework for contemporary life and work.⁠
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Here, the pavilion takes the form of an interior meeting room — a space for conversation and exchange within a larger workplace. One configuration within a system designed to evolve, expand and respond to different ways of inhabiting space.⁠
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Discover the Eames Pavilion System at 2026, Cologne, 27–30 October.⁠
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10/02/2026

Insula by Patricia Urquiola.⁠
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A side table seen from surface to setting.⁠
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From the finishing process inside the Kettal factory to its final place within the Insula landscape, the piece reflects how colour, texture and material detail become part of a wider environment.⁠
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A small gesture within the collection, but one that shapes the atmosphere around it — connecting comfort, function and the culture of making behind every Kettal piece.⁠
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09/29/2026

Alize by Vincent Van Duysen.⁠
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A collection drawn through line, proportion and atmosphere.⁠
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Its continuous tubular frame gives each piece a clear architectural presence, while deep cushions and tactile upholstery bring warmth and ease to the composition.⁠
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A refined way of shaping space — open, precise and quietly expressive.⁠
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09/28/2026

Kettal Workplace in Sydney.⁠
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Details from our Australian launch with Mobilia at 20 20 gallery during Saturday Indesign.⁠
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On 12 September, the installation brought together furniture, acoustic solutions and architectural systems as one workplace environment — a place for focus, meeting, conversation and pause.⁠
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From U-Type by Barber & Osgerby to Area by Foster + Partners Industrial Design, Shogun by Verner Panton, KALL by Kettal Studio and the Eames Pavilion System, designed by Charles and Ray Eames and developed by Kettal with Eames Office, each detail contributed to a wider language of adaptability, materiality and space.⁠
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Thank you to Mobilia for hosting Kettal Workplace in Australia.⁠
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09/21/2026

The evolution of a collection, seen in the details.⁠
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Tilos by Antonio Citterio.⁠
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This year, Tilos expands through new materials, finishes and configurations — from a warm braided rope that deepens the collection’s tactile character, to new ceramic surfaces for its tables and curved modular possibilities.⁠
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Rooted in the language of bamboo and rattan, and reinterpreted through advanced manufacturing, Tilos brings craft, comfort and material depth into contemporary outdoor spaces.⁠
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09/17/2026

Giro by Vincent Van Duysen.⁠
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A collection shaped around the rituals of outdoor living — dining, gathering, pausing, moving through the day.⁠
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With its rounded structure, woven texture and warm material presence, Giro brings a quiet architectural rhythm to terraces, gardens and open-air rooms.⁠
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A way of creating outdoor environments where comfort is not added, but built into the language of the space.⁠
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09/11/2026

In detail and in process.⁠
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Cala Dining Chair by Doshi Levien⁠
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Between the factory and the finished piece, Cala reveals the making of openness: an aluminium structure, handwoven rope and a high back that filters light, air and space.⁠
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Its presence comes from this balance — technical precision, tactile craft and a sense of shelter without weight.⁠
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A closer look at how Kettal’s material language is built: from the gesture of weaving to the atmosphere it creates around the table.⁠
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09/08/2026

Before comfort takes shape, there is structure.⁠
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Tilos by Antonio Citterio.⁠
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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.⁠
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This is one chapter in the making of Tilos — where industrial technique, material knowledge and craftsmanship come together before the final object is complete.⁠
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09/07/2026

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.⁠
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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.⁠
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A project where Kettal creates continuity between architecture, interiors and the quiet rhythm of the lake.⁠
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Address

D&D Annex, 222 East 59th Street, 2nd Floor, Suite 333 Main Building
New York, NY
10022

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 5pm
Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm
Friday	9am - 5pm

Telephone

+19174092650

Website

http://www.kettal.com/

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