KOKÓ by VONDOM: a chair composed of organic shapes

VONDOM · Eugeni Quitllet

VONDOM KOKÓ: black chairs beside small tables, a pale façade and flowers

An open shape with a floral reference

KOKÓ was designed by Eugeni Quitllet for VONDOM. The supplied document specifies polypropylene and describes an inspiration drawn from small dewdrops on flowers. Several rounded elements translate this concept into a seat and back. The manufacturer's presentation for Feria Hábitat Valencia 2026 includes KOKÓ among the new designs. The images distinguish it clearly from a continuous chair shell: gaps between the individual surfaces leave the background visible. This gives the chair an open, lively silhouette. In an outdoor area, it can serve as both seating and a design accent. The floral reference does not need to be repeated with numerous flowers. A restrained table and a few plants can already let the distinctive back stand out.

VONDOM KOKÓ: black chair with individually rounded back and seat elements

Black emphasises the individual elements

The black chairs stand beside a pale façade. Strong contrast makes the rounded sections and gaps particularly easy to read. In the close view, seat and back appear as a related group of small shapes. A dark version can create a clear focus on a light terrace. Also consider the view from indoors. The back is often visible when a chair stands near glass or freely in the garden, so compare front, side and rear together. A dark frame can relate to existing window profiles or a table, while planting provides a softer edge. Confirm the colours and specifications actually available using current manufacturer information or appropriate samples. The surroundings should support the chair's distinctive outline.

VONDOM KOKÓ: side view of a black chair with an open organic back

White creates a different garden atmosphere

The white chairs gather around a pale round table. Against the warm wall, the group feels more restrained than the black version. The rounded elements remain visible but create a less pronounced graphic outline. Which effect suits you depends on flooring, house colour and existing furniture. Pale seating can look welcoming beside a dark container façade, while black can provide a stronger accent against a light wall. Do not choose from one image alone. Compare the material finish in daylight for the actual specification. A limited palette can keep the outdoor area calm and give the distinctive chair shape room to appear without numerous decorative objects competing for attention. Both versions suggest different ways to organise a small setting.

Small tables and comfortable circulation

The wide views show KOKÓ in small table groups along the façade. This can inspire a compact private terrace area for coffee or shared meals. Plan table and chairs together: armrests, seat height and tabletop need to suit the intended activity. Each place around a round table requires room to pull back and stand up. A narrow route beside the house should remain accessible when the chairs are occupied. The row of small tables is a design reference rather than a required quantity. In a small outdoor space, one thoughtfully positioned group can be more enjoyable than several tightly packed settings. The open silhouette supports an airy appearance but does not replace the circulation space actually needed.

VONDOM KOKÓ: black chair beside a tall round table and window

Different views help with the selection

The black side view and white rear view show how KOKÓ changes its outline with the viewing direction. This matters for a freestanding chair seen from several sides. Use the enlarged images to compare transitions, gaps and the connection to the legs. Consider your preferred sitting posture and the complete footprint as well. Check current dimensions and assess sitting comfort on the actual version where possible. If the furniture will be moved frequently, include handling and storage in the selection. Decorative openings do not establish a particular load capacity or technical property. Manufacturer information for the exact model provides the appropriate basis for assessing shape and function together.

VONDOM KOKÓ: white chairs around a pale round table beside a warm façade

A distinctive chair for your outdoor space

Save your preferred colour effect and the related table views, then record the available area in a sketch. The linked manufacturer presentation introduces KOKÓ; confirm current specifications, care and purchasing routes for your selection. Further SkyContainer references show garden and terrace settings. The organic chair can then create a deliberate accent that suits both the home and the way you spend time outdoors each day.

VONDOM KOKÓ: rear view of a white chair with individually rounded petal-like elements

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