What is the design inspiration behind the Farallon chair?

The Farallon chair is inspired by the Farallon islands and features a simple bent tubing and fabric-sleeve construction, which connects it to the classic 50's Italian tube chair design.

How does the KADA stool transform for different uses?

The KADA stool is a versatile product that can transform from a stool to a side table and even a charging hub. It ships flat as folded panels and gains strength when folded into its final form.

What are the key features of the KADA stool?

The KADA stool offers flexibility and multiple usages, adapting to various living situations and modern technology needs. Its design acknowledges the changing demands of our multifaceted lives.

Danese Milano Kada Stool and Farallon chair

Danese Milano

Kada Stool and Farallon Chair welcomes a new era for a classic Italian furniture company.

With Danese, we were challenged to create furniture that keeps up with modern technology while maintaining the refined sophistication of a classic Italian company. More than just a dining chair, Farallon (inspired by the Farallon islands) simplifies the clutter of technology, creating new surfaces for changing needs. With the KADA stool, we created a versatile product that encompassed the conveniences of modern technology as well as adapted to the different living situations of apartments and homes.

The Farallon’s simple bent tubing and fabric-sleeve construction can be seen as a descendent of the classic 50’s Italian tube chair. The simple, clever design brings a sense of adaptability to seating through functions created directly from its continuous fabric seat. Only this time around, its functions have been adapted for our new personal technologies … as well as the old newspaper too. The KADA is a transforming home product: from stool to side table, and even charging hub, it ships flat as folded panels and becomes structural origami, acquiring strength when folded. Kada is an exploration of our multifaceted lives, and its flexibility and multiple usages are made to adapt and transform in ways that acknowledge our varied and changing needs.

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