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Källemo × Komplot Design

Non Chair

Name: Non Chair
Brand: Källemo • Komplot Design
SKU: KAL-192-0000-002
Price: 790.00 USD
Availability: InStock

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Spec Sheet

Description

Molded in a single cast of PUR rubber over a steel frame, this chair presents a structured silhouette with unexpectedly soft, tactile qualities. Its spring steel backrest offers gentle flexibility, providing support without rigidity. Built for practicality, it can be stacked, linked, and used both indoors and out, making it suitable for a wide range of settings—from intimate living spaces to public institutions.

Specifications

Size

30.3" h x 17.3" w x 15.4" d (77x44x39cm)
Seat height: 17.7" (45cm)

Material

PUR rubber

Details

Made in Sweden

Brand

Källemo

Founded in 1947 in southern Sweden and redefined in the 1970s under Sven Lundh, Kallemo celebrates bold and exciting collaborations and is known for it's art meets design approach. Guided by the belief that furniture should “withstand the wear of the eye,” the brand works with artists and architects to produce expressive works that challenge convention while remaining purpose-built.