Interior architect Olli Mannermaa (1921–1998) had a long career with Tehokaluste, which is now Martela. Mannermaa is known particularly for his Kilta chair, which he designed in 1955. At the time of its creation Kilta was a ground-breaking chair, as its frame was cast out of a single piece of expanded plastic. Kilta is still in production, and the chair is part of the collections of museums such as MoMA in New York.
Kilta
Kilta - Universal chair with four leg base
The Finnish design classic Kilta has been in Martela's collection since 1955. The chair's timeless design and good seating comfort guarantee its continued popularity. The Kilta chair with armrests brings dignity to any conference or office space.
Materials
Seat: fully upholstered
Base: black, chrome or Inspiring Colours
Variants and features
Product code number
224A = fully upholstered, four leg base
Fabric consumption
1.7 m
Sustainability
Downloads and instructions
Dimensions
