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A Contemporary Rewriting of Outdoor Classics

Antonio Citterio’s latest collection for Kettal blends mid-century inspiration with modern engineering, offering a refined new vision for outdoor living

Unveiled at Salone del Mobile 2025 in Milan, Kettal’s Tilos collection marks a fresh chapter in the brand’s ongoing collaboration with renowned architect and designer Antonio Citterio. “With Tilos, the goal was to merge tradition and innovation,” shares Citterio. “Balancing artisanal references with the precision of contemporary industrial craftsmanship – creating pieces that feel both timeless and perfectly suited for today’s outdoor environments.”

This philosophy is woven into every element of Tilos. The collection spans armchairs, two-seater options, modular sofas and dining chairs, all conceived for outdoor lounging and dining. Inspired by the bamboo and rattan silhouettes that defined the 1950s and ‘60s, the pieces reinterpret these familiar forms through advanced materials and modern craftsmanship.

At the heart of the series is a sculptural shell structure crafted from metal and woven acrylic rope. Designed to cradle generous cushions, the shell balances comfort, durability and weather resistance. Beneath it, a structural frame that is available in either wood or metal allows for seamless interchangeability, giving designers and homeowners the flexibility to shift between natural warmth and sleek minimalism.

The dining chairs further express this versatility, being offered in two variations: a stackable armless version for adaptable layouts and a non-stackable model with armrests for enhanced comfort.

The collection will be available to purchase in the UAE in September.

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