KITATA Counter Stool

Taking inspiration from vintage purse lock ornament, Francine Denise designed beautiful pieces made mostly out of Koto, Mappa Burl, Sapele and White Ash Veneers with metal accents.

Succulents, renowned for their ability to retain water in arduous environments through the thickening and fleshy engorgement of their plant parts, have inspired our innovative approach in designing

A compact and bulbous arm chair. Raiu’s fully upholstered backrest and seat extends to the floor creating a bold but soft presence. A hint of brass adds a touch of elegance to the silhouette.

From the research of our historians, we learned about the Akkadian language with its wedge-shaped symbols as well as about a ziggurat.

Hand-carved solid wood armrest and frame with continuous curves that elegantly embraces the user when sitting.

Drawing inspiration from the fundamental structure of the cactus, we have incorporated its design elements into the captivating shape and textures of the legs, serving as the defining feature of th

The exquisitely crafted grooves, inspired by the refined textures found in cactus plants, adorn the legs of this stool, adding a touch of sophistication to its design. Attention to detail is evident in the precise measurements and ergonomic adjustments made to the seat, ensuring optimal comfort for the user. Convenience and ease of use are further enhanced by the inclusion of pull handle details discreetly positioned on the back of the counter stool, as well as the addition of a footrest, providing seamless accessibility and further enhancing the overall functionality of the piece.

Leather, Metal, Wood

430 mm x 455 mm x 785 mm

The exquisitely crafted grooves, inspired by the refined textures found in cactus plants, adorn the legs of this stool, adding a touch of sophistication to its design.

Cacti manifest in a diverse array of shapes and sizes. Some boast thickened, succulent portions adapted for water storage, while others shed their true leaves, retaining only spines that have evolved from modified leaves. Additionally, cactus branches, known as areoles, give rise to tubular and multipetaled flowers.

Although the term "cactus" is sometimes misapplied to various spiny stem succulents, these plants are closely related. Generally, cacti possess few or no leaves.

Among the materials we employ for design development, bronze and brass hold great value. Not only are they durable and resistant to nature's forces, but brass is also renowned for its antibacterial properties, effectively disinfecting numerous types of bacteria within 8 hours.

Natural stone, often referred to as marble, is an integral part of our collection. Symbolizing opulence, solidity, and strength, its creation mirrors the evolutionary process of the cactus spanning millions of years—from leaf to thorn and the thickening of stem walls, all to minimize moisture evaporation stored within.

With meticulous attention to texture and color, we carefully select materials that evoke a soft touch and yield excellent results. Tweed-textured fabric has been chosen to accentuate the distinct character of each piece, while the harmonious blend of colors unifies the collection.

This amalgamation of organic and non-organic elements culminates in our "Cactaceae Collections," a series of loose items that embody the essence of these resilient plants.