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The Kata
Inspired by the reindeer-herding Sami people of Lapland
The Giant Hat Kata
(pronounced korta) provides an inspiring alternative to a
marquee, it is a uniquely flexible structure: |
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It can be erected with the sides down to resemble a tipi and
will seat 70. It measures 34ft (10.3m) |
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It can be erected with the sides up, in which case it resembles
a huge witch’s hat and can seat 130. It measures 42ft (13m) |
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Multiple Katas can be joined together to create a vast single
space (the record to date is 13 Katas!) |
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Flooring, lighting and
furnishings can be
combined into the design
to create the ambience
you require. We also have
a smaller Kata called a
Kungstornen which can
be utilised as a catering
bar area or as a relaxing
chill-out area. |
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| Kata Interiors and Furnishing |
| The real character of the Kata comes out when
combined with our various furnishing packages: |
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Coffee pots hanging over an open
fireplace in the centre of the tent. |
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A chef cooking up a feast on the
giant muurikkas (like a shallow wok). |
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Reindeer skins draped over solid
wood benches and tables. |
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Heating to make the Kata a realistic
option 12 months of the year. |
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Lighting from high quality hurricane
lanterns or electric pin spots, up lighters
and globe lights around the entrance. |
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Woven matting on the floor, a dance floor and stage |
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Feel free to contact us for full details of other various interiors,
Traditional Banqueting Style or a Stylish Contemporary look. |
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