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Only Me reflects the Narcissus within each of us. Designed by Starck, Only Me is a mirror with a thin, 8 cm frame available in various transparent colors (crystal, emerald green, fuchsia, and blue), or in two classic opaque colors (black and white). Only Me is also available in a rectangular shape, which can be hung in either direction, and measures 70 cm x 50 cm. The new collection of mirrors designed by Philippe Starck, featured in the Kartell catalog, presents the first wall mirror, available in three versions, with a frame in opaque white or black, or transparent.
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Gastone is a stylish and practical folding trolley with a varnished plastic top and a chromed steel frame. It is available in five colors: white, black, blue, plum, and cream. The wheels are a stylish feature and ensure easy mobility. When folded, it has a depth of 23 cm. It folds conveniently and easily. Material Top: High-tech polymers and plastics treated with glass microspheres and scratch-resistant paint. Frame: Chrome-plated steel and polished aluminum legs.
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A new family of chairs with a functional and minimalist design. The designer's aim is to identify the "generic" chairs for public spaces: a Model A and a Model C dedicated to the world of offices and cafes (i.e., bars, restaurants, entertainment venues) with matte finishes and a soft feel.
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A comfortable armchair in transparent and colored polycarbonate, reminiscent of Louis XV style, is the quintessential Baroque design, revisited to dazzle, thrill, and captivate. The Louis Ghost is the world's most daring example of single-mold injection-molded polycarbonate. Despite its ethereal, crystalline appearance, the Louis Ghost is stable and durable, shock-resistant, weatherproof, and can even be stacked six high. This piece possesses a striking charm and considerable visual appeal, adding a touch of elegance and irony to any home or public space. Louis Ghost chairs can be customized in four standard themes and with other items upon request, with a minimum order of 10 pieces. Material Transparent or tinted polycarbonate.
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The Masters chair is a clever homage to three iconic chairs, reinterpreted and reimagined by the creative genius of Starck: Arne Jacobsen's "Series 7," Eero Saarinen's "Tulip Armchair," and Charles Eames' "Eiffel Chair." Their unmistakable silhouettes intertwine in a hybrid, sinuous chair, resulting in an original and captivating fusion of styles. Supported by four slender legs, the Masters seat is wide and comfortable. Its unique finish gives it a sensuously velvety feel. The chair's true distinguishing feature is, of course, its backrest, characterized by solid surfaces and recesses created by the curvilinear interlacing of three distinct backrests that descend to converge at the seat's perimeter. Lightweight, practical, stackable, and available in numerous colors, Masters can also be used outdoors. The Masters chair has been awarded the prestigious “Good Design Award 2010” by the Chicago Athenaeum – Museum of Architecture and Design. Materials: paste-dyed modified polypropylene Colors: white, gray, sage green, mustard, terracotta, black
From 255 €
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Its elegant lines, understated colors, and practical design make Maui an extremely versatile chair, capable of meeting the diverse demands of both the commercial and residential markets. The Maui chair family offers a rich array of color and style variations, catering to specific needs in communal areas such as offices, workshops, waiting rooms, bars and restaurants, conference and meeting rooms, or in domestic settings like dining rooms, living rooms, children's bedrooms, and studies. The unified polypropylene seat/backrest is attached to a chromed steel frame. Thanks to its design, the Maui chair can be stacked up to seven or five high. It can also be linked with other chairs of the same type in endless rows using a simple rear hook. Available versions include: supplied with and without armrests in a color matching the seat, and as a chair with a folding tablet arm in black. The Maui chair family is completed with the addition of a self-extinguishing version.
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Una silla muy acogedora con un diseño orgánico que inspira comodidad, pulcritud y estilo. Mr. Impossible es la combinación de diseño sofisticado y diseño avanzado de procesamiento de plástico. Asume un nuevo desafío tecnológico con técnicas de procesamiento altamente sofisticadas que consisten en la soldadura de dos carcasas: la estructura transparente y el asiento, en una versión a todo color y translúcida, se unen para hacerlos indestructibles y garantizar un efecto de diseño realmente sorprendente. El sello de las dos cubiertas ovales le da al plástico un nuevo efecto bicolor y tridimensional porque suelda una superficie transparente y coloreada sin interrupción, revolucionando la percepción del material que se vuelve rico e hiper-tecnológico.
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From the ongoing dialogue between design and technological innovation comes Smatrik, the new evolution of the chair, created by Tokujin Yoshioka and crafted with an innovative structure that reproduces a three-dimensional effect, giving it extraordinary lightness and refinement.
Smatrik is available in transparent, white, black, and plum for the version with painted or chromed steel legs, and in stainless steel for the outdoor version and rocking chair with an oak-stained wood finish. -
The Bitta chair is made of aluminum frames, seats woven with polyester rope, and comfortable cushions—all perfectly weather-resistant materials. “The designer’s intention was to create a dense yet breathable weave reminiscent of the rope used to moor boats to docks (hence the name Bitta, which means ‘mooring’ in Italian)—giving the pieces a sense of lightness while making them look like cozy nests in natural tones, perfect for relaxing.”
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Starck has given it a fresh look, and the Kartell-style chest of drawers evokes the lines of classic furniture but with a contemporary accent in its transparency and plastic. Corners and curves, straight and sinuous lines play across its surfaces, creating an intriguing interplay of perspectives and striking reflections. Ghost Buster, with its three open front shelves and four bi-sided legs, is the largest single-piece plastic furniture ever made: just another successful demonstration of Kartell's determination to overcome all barriers of technical challenge.
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Versión mini de la lámpara en polímero termoplástico complejo, con la característica superficie perforada por donde se difunde la luz.
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