Energy particles creating a unique design: KATE

The design universe is enriched with a bright new star: KATE . The new seat with a fluid shape and a bold, sinuous line. The result of an extraordinary collaboration between Real Piel and architect Giovanni Igignoli, who specializes in Industrial Design, KATE represents an evolution in comfort and style and is ready to shine in your spaces.

A journey into the space of comfort.
Just as Italian and European aviation missions push the boundaries of space knowledge, KATE redefines the limits of home comfort. Each of its soft and charming curves is the result of careful ergonomic study, designed to fit the human body perfectly. Sitting on KATE is like experiencing weightlessness, where lightness and well-being come together in one enveloping sensation.

Fluid Design and Enveloping Luxury.
KATE’s uniqueness lies in its continuous metal frame, composed of a round tube that can be customized with a polished or powder-coated finish. KATE’s seat and backrest, provide comfort that embraces those who sit, offering an unparalleled experience. These elements are upholstered in the finest leathers or fabrics, carefully chosen and tailored to add a distinctive touch of luxury by Real Piel.

An ode to innovation.
KATE is not just a seat; it is a tribute to innovation, design and comfort. Following the tradition of excellence in Italian and European aerospace, Real Piel and Giovanni Igignoli have created a product that not only enriches the aesthetics of your home, but redefines the very concept of seating.

Our mission is to bring luxury and elegance to your homes, with furnishings that speak of design, comfort and innovation tailored to you. Begin your cosmic journey into the world of furniture with us.

Kate by Real Piel is a patent design, Real Piel holds the design patent rights.

Giovanni Ingignoli, born in Novara in 1972, graduated in Architecture with a specialization in Industrial Design from the Milan Polytechnic in 1998/99. He began his career in Roberto Angelini’s studio in Novara and then at Studio Roccio in Milan. In 2000 he collaborated with “Atelier Bellini,” where he worked with companies such as Natuzzi and JVC. In 2005 he became Director Design and in 2014 a partner in Studio Bellini, earning international recognition. He teaches at the University of Genoa and collaborates with ACME University of Novara. After 18 years, he opened his own studio, working with major Italian and international companies.