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Dr. Yes is a uniquely styled chair made from a highly durable material, making it ideal for outdoor use. Its frame features square lines that curve gently downwards, creating a spacious and inviting feel. It is constructed from modified polypropylene using gas injection technology. The chair's interior has a matte finish with a soft, comfortable feel, while the backrest and legs have a glossy finish. Dr. Yes offers solid, comfortable seating, easy cleaning, and a wide range of colors.
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The Dr. NO small armchair is a Kartell classic, renowned for its perfect blend of functionality and beauty. The Dr. NO is unaffected by temperature changes, stackable up to four high, and characterized by its comfortable, enveloping seat, elegant design, practicality, ease of cleaning, and wide range of colors. The color selection leans towards pastel shades. Its design, materials, and practicality make the Dr. NO suitable for outdoor use and an excellent contract option.
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The shape evokes 19th-century stools, and the rounded, slightly upward-sloping leg line is an icon of the classic bar stool. Charles Ghost is constructed from a single block of transparent polycarbonate, making it virtually indestructible and allowing it to withstand any environment. It is available in three different heights: from a stool for casual, informal gatherings to a kitchen bench or bar counter. It is equally suited to indoor and outdoor settings and complements all furniture styles and cultures. A wide range of transparent and opaque colors allows for the creation of interesting color combinations.
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A true icon made by Kartell, winner of the 2001 Compasso d’Oro award, the Bubble Club sofa, crafted from block-painted polyethylene, pioneered a new concept in interior design: the industrial sofa made entirely of plastic. Alongside the traditional colors, the Bubble Club is now available in two new shades: pale pink and olive green.
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The creativity of an artist combined with the technology of a major corporation has given life to an industrial-scale shelving design that can legitimately be considered the most daring and revolutionary in the world: Bookworm, the flexible bookshelf. A careful analysis of extrusion technology has allowed for the creation of a curved bookshelf that can assume any desired shape without compromising strength and functionality. Unlimited shapes can be created, limited only by personal creativity. Available in three different lengths, Bookworm is distinguished by a series of bookend brackets. Bookworm combines flexibility and superior durability, allowing a load of approximately 10 kg per bracket. It is recommended to mount the shelf on the wall in a curved shape to maintain tension on the materials and increase strength when loaded.
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A lamp as precious as Murano glass and as irreverent as a rock anthem: Bloom is born as a sparkling and splendid cascade of crystal-effect flowers. Bloom is composed of a tubular polycarbonate frame, completely covered with a structure of small, double-corolla flowers. The result is an industrially produced lamp, yet with the forms and stylistic complexity of a handcrafted, single-piece object. A series of bulbs placed on the internal frame diffuse the light beam through the petals, causing it to refract on the cut surfaces and create a thousand reflections.
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The Kartell lifestyle collection is enhanced by the Blast living area by Philippe Starck, which offers two side table shapes (square and rectangular with rounded corners) with transparent bases and tops. Its design is an evolution of the Sir Gio table, allowing for combinations of different base and top colors. The central core of the base can be chromed or metallic copper.












