Woodnotes K-chair is the work of Finnish designer Harri Koskinen. A plush armchair upholstered in paper corduroy fabric invites its occupant to spend a long time in the chair. The matt chrome-plated steel flange enables the chair to rotate and to rock a little comfortably. The frames of the seat and back part are bent furniture tubes. The K-chair is suitable for both homes and public spaces thanks to its relaxed understatedness. If you want, you can complete the perfect sitting experience with K-ottoman.

Harri Koskinen's K-chair won the Interior Innovation Award at the international furniture fair in Cologne in 2004. The K-chair is a domestic design classic manufactured by the Finnish company Woodnotes.

Woodnotes – paper string wonders

Woodnotes is a Finnish design company that has become famous for its specialization in the use of paper string. The company was founded in 1987 by text designer Ritva Puotila and her son Mikko Puotila. The company's original idea of ​​utilizing Finnish raw materials and advanced technology eventually led to the use of paper twine. All of the company's products use paper string as their raw material - the first in the world.

Paper string produced from wood is a natural material with many desired properties and a lot of character. The paper string does not collect dust and dirt, so it is ideal for e.g. allergy sufferers. The spirit of the products springs from Finnish nature and a timeless visual look. The geometric patterns and the purity of the colors continue the authentic nature of the material. The advanced quality and product development continues to this day, and Woodnotes always brings innovative new products to its selection, the best of which you can find here.

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