Kata uses solid wood from certificated FSC-production, meaning that it will last a very long time ensuring the longevity of the product. Hardwood requires a long-term investment and necessitates substantial time to grow and mature and that is not compatible with fast production cycles.

Kata is created using a strong and durable polyester fiber made from post-consumer recycled plastic bottles. Because the recycling process transforms the fiber on a molecular level, there is no difference between recycled polyester and virgin polyester: it looks and behaves like wool, but with excellent stretch and stain, water, light and weather resistance.

Roughly 1-kilo of waste — or about 48 half bottles — is used to produce 1-kilo of yarn. Not only does this mean that there is less plastic going into landfills, the process also uses much less energy than producing virgin polyester and supports the recycling system by providing yet another commercial application for recycled goods.

Kata Chair celebrates the natural beauty of wood with a unique texture and refined finishes, in both a visual and tactile experience.

In addition to natural and black oak, the Kata Chair is also available in a new rust-stained oak finish. 

A complete range of chairs and armchairs in exposed wood or in upholstered and padded versions make the Kata collection suitable for many situations, from dining to meeting.