From Oslo to New York, Kettal’s autumn programme unfolds through design festivals, showroom presentations and international fairs—each offering a different perspective on furniture, architecture and the ways spaces are lived.
Kettal Across Nine Cities
Across nine cities, the programme places Kettal’s work in a series of different contexts: the evolving workplace in Sydney and Cologne; the relationship between living and working environments in London; processes of experimentation in Barcelona; and new approaches to hospitality in Paris, Dubai and New York.
The season began in Oslo and Sydney and is now continuing in London, before travelling to Casablanca, Barcelona, Cologne, Paris, Dubai and New York.
Skøyen Design Festival
4–5 September · Oslo
The season opened at Skøyen Design Festival, a neighbourhood-wide programme bringing design into direct contact with Oslo’s architecture, showrooms and creative community.
Kettal joined the two-day event as part of this collective view of contemporary design and the spaces in which it takes shape.
Saturday Indesign × Mobilia
12 September · Sydney
At Mobilia in Alexandria, Kettal Workplace was presented in Australia for the first time.
The presentation brought together U-Type by Barber & Osgerby, Area by Foster + Partners Industrial Design and Shogun by Verner Panton, alongside KALL acoustic cabins and an indoor presentation of the Eames Pavilion System.
Seen together, the collections proposed a workplace defined less by fixed typologies and more by adaptable settings, material character and design identity.
London Design Festival
12–20 September · London
The programme is currently in London, where Paulton House brings Kettal Living and Kettal Workplace together across two floors.
Furniture, materials and freestanding architectural systems form a continuous environment, revealing a shared design language across domestic, hospitality and professional spaces.
The showroom can be visited by appointment during London Design Festival.
Showroom appointments
14–18 September · 9:30am–5:30pm
Paulton House
8 Shepherdess Walk
London N1 7LB
Morocco Design Week × ETC Collection
5–7 October · Casablanca
In October, Kettal joins ETC Collection for the inaugural Morocco Design programme.
The collections will form part of a route through showrooms, cultural spaces and architectural settings across Casablanca—placing international design within the particular rhythm and character of the city.
Barcelona Design Week
14–25 October · Barcelona
The programme then returns to Kettal’s home city, where a presentation will take place at the Barcelona showroom on Carrer Aragó during Barcelona Design Week.
Under the theme “PRO-TEST,” the 2026 edition turns its attention to prototyping, testing and the processes through which ideas acquire physical form. Further details about the Kettal showroom presentation will be announced soon.
ORGATEC
27–30 October · Cologne
At ORGATEC, Kettal Workplace will bring furniture and architectural systems together within two spatial presentations, including the Eames Pavilion System.
Seating, tables, acoustic cabins and freestanding architecture will be considered not as isolated elements, but as parts of an adaptable environment—one shaped through material, colour, comfort and identity.
EquipHotel
2–5 November · Paris
At EquipHotel, Kettal will explore hospitality as a connected landscape rather than a strict division between indoor and outdoor space.
Alize, Atlantic, Insula, Tilos and Passage will form a sequence of settings at different scales, from collective areas to more intimate places of pause. Together, they consider how material, colour and comfort can create continuity throughout a hospitality project.
Dubai Design Week × Atelio
3–8 November · Dubai
During Dubai Design Week, Atelio will present Kettal’s latest collections in relation to the city’s climate, architecture and culture of outdoor living.
The collaboration offers a local reading of the collections, connecting Kettal’s approach to furniture and outdoor space with Dubai’s residential and hospitality landscape.
BDNY
8–9 November · New York
The autumn programme concludes at Boutique Design New York.
Here, recurring ideas from across the season—comfort, adaptability, material character and continuity between indoor and outdoor space—are considered through the more intimate scale of boutique hospitality and the guest experience.
Across these nine cities, the programme creates a series of encounters: between furniture and architecture, historical design and contemporary use, and an international design culture and the particular character of each place.
Further stories and closer views of the collections will follow throughout the season.
