kiki 2-seater sofa | Artek 110 The chair offers a casual

The chair offers a casual transition from a sitting upright position to a reclining position thanks to its integrated mechanism

It takes a skilled craftsman 10 hours to hand weave the seat and back of this chair in a unique pattern using approx

This chair features high armrests and an arched backrest with upholstery that zips onto the frame like a piece of clothing

Now available as contract seating for executive areas and lounges or as a defining statement in restrained interiors

The steel frame

kiki 2-seater sofa | Artek 110 The chair offers a casualDesigned by Ilmari Tapiovaara, 1960 Made in Finland by Artek Ilmari Tapiovaara designed Kiki in 1960. It was originally conceived as a chair whose stackability allowed it to be used to seat large groups, such as in auditoriums. In the Kiki series Tapiovaara employed a more clean cut design idiom instead of the more organic style he had favored previously. Instead of wood, he chose oval steel tubing as the structural and unifying element of the whole