Kaïdo Lounge Chairs attributed to Kwok Hoi Chan for Steiner, France ,1968, Set of 2

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Introducing a very nice and elegant pair of 'Kaïdo' chairs, a rare and iconic design by Kwok Hoi Chan, manufactured … Read more Introducing a very nice and elegant pair of 'Kaïdo' chairs, a rare and iconic design by Kwok Hoi Chan, manufactured by Steiner in France in 1968. The Kaïdo lounge chairs are a testament to Hoï Chan's unique design philosophy, which draws inspiration from a fictional alphabet influenced by Chinese calligraphy.

Born in Hong Kong, Kwok Hoi Chan emigrated to Europe, where he established himself as a visionary designer. His collaboration with the Parisian manufacturer Steiner led to the creation of many remarkable pieces, including the distinctive Kaïdo series. The Kaïdo chairs are celebrated for their sculptural, flowing forms that seamlessly blend art and function. This particular pair exemplifies the elegance and innovation that Hoï Chan brought to his designs. The chairs feature soft, sensual curves that provide both aesthetic appeal and exceptional comfort, particularly in the lower back support, making them perfect for lounging. Recently reupholstered in a beige fabric that perfectly complements the era in which they were designed, these chairs are in excellent condition and have never been used since their refurbishment. The choice of fabric and color not only enhances their mid-century charm but also ensures they will fit beautifully into contemporary interiors. Given the rarity of the Kaïdo design, this pair of lounge chairs is a true collector's item.

Literature; Steiner et l'aventure du design, Patrick Favarin, Norma Editions 2007. Page 184-185. As with all our upholstered pieces, these can be custom reupholstered to suit your preferences. Consult with our experienced upholstery department for a personalized quote on customizing the item of your choice. We can work with fabric you provide or order specific materials to meet your needs. Throughout the reupholstery process, we prioritize preserving the originality of the piece to ensure it retains its value and is ready for many more years of use. This piece is attributed to the mentioned designer/maker. It has no attribution mark and no
official proof of authenticity,
however it is well documented in design history. I take full responsibility for any authenticity



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