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Mini Kilta 221C Chair

$2,011.00

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Gabriel Fame

Composition: 95% New Zealand wool, 5% Polyamid

Designer: Inger Mosholt Nielsen

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Kvadrat Remix 3

Composition: 90% New wool worsted, 10% Nylon

Designer: Giulio Ridolfo

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Swing by Gabriel

Composition: 54% Wool, 44% Post-Consumer Recycled Polyester, 2% Polyamide

Durability: 110.000 Martindale

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Gabriel Capture

Composition: 85% New Zealand Wool, 15% polyamide

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Gabriel Crisp

Composition: 97% New Zealand Wool, 3% Polyamid

Designer: Mette Krebs Petersen

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Svensson Rami

Composition: 80% Wool, 20% Rami

Designer: Eva Larsson

Durability: 70,000 Martindale

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Kvadrat Rime

Composition: 90% New wool worsted, 10% nylon

Designer: Åsa Pärson

Kvadrat Steelcut Trio 3

Composition: 90% New wool worsted, 10% Nylon

Designer: Dijkmeijer & Ridolfo

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The Kilta chair is a Finnish design classic. Kilta’s timeless design and comfortable seat guarantee its continuing popularity.

The Mini Kilta is a chair with a disc base and no armrests. It is also available with a four leg base or castors, and as the Kilta chair, which has armrests. The many upholstery and base options can be combined for unique variations.

The Kilta chair is a popular vintage product, a testimony to its quality, durability and timelessness.

Kilta was the first plastic chair in Finland, due to its groundbreaking production technology. This classic chair was first introduced in 1955.