Makil Chair

- Design by Patrick Norguet
Makil is a stackable chair made of solid wood, based on the traditional café chair. Despite its simple appearance, Makil is the result of the skilled application of bentwood technique. The wood is bent with steam and then left to dry for a long period of time. Members of the Alki team then prepare and assemble it.

Product Story

Curved wood delicacy
With the Makil chair, Patrick Norguet renews his permanent search for a simple and evident design. Images show the steam bending process involved in the backrest of the makil chair.

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Spaces with Makil Chair

  • Wabi Sabi restaurant, Valladolid - Spain
    Architect: Sandra Tarruella
    Photography: Meritxell Arjalaguer


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  • Restaurant Yam`Tcha - Paris
    Photography: Mito

Product characteristics

Upholstery and finishes

The designer Patrick Norguet:

Patrick Norguet was born in Tours in 1969. He very early developed his own unique and personnal universe which was off the "Design" beaten track. He met Giulio Cappellini in 1999 with the prototype of the "Rainbow Chair". Today he works with many famous societies such as Alias, Artifort, Lapalma, Flaminia, Fasem, Offecct, Poltrona Frau and now... Alki.

Plus d'infos : Patrick Norguet

Photos credits: Dimitri Coste
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