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Battery is the iconic, compact lampshade made of transparent PMMA. Its major innovation lies in its 100% rechargeable battery, thanks to a simple electrical outlet, and its up to 8 hours of battery life. This makes it incredibly portable and ideal for work, cafes, or outdoor dining. Battery features a crystal-colored, faceted shade that creates enchanting plays of light, and a frame available in three refined metallic colors.
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The collection of lamps in two different sizes now features three possible finishes: material, wood, or glossy transparent in different colors.
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Besides being a practical trolley with a striking combination of plastic and metal components, Battista is an extendable and foldable table, ideal for buffets and appetizers or as a small individual table. It is available in most colors: white, black, blue, plum, or cream, and in the elegant glossy white lacquered polyester version.
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Inspired by the interplay of warp and weft in fabric, the Ami Ami chair, whose name literally means "to weave" in Japanese, was born from designer Tokujin Yoshioka's desire to reproduce one of his country's typical stylistic icons: weaving. Simple square lines contrast with the richness of the weave, achieved on both internal and external surfaces through a complex industrial process that recreates the motif using a single mold. Ami Ami combines the allure of Eastern culture with the use of innovative materials like polycarbonate and is available in two transparent versions: crystal and smoke, and three matte versions: red, white, and black.
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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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Kettal Bitta collection armchair with aluminum frame and synthetic rope available in all Kettal colors. Bitta is characterized by a combination of aluminum frames, seats woven with polyester rope and comfortable cushions, teak wood, and stone for the tabletops—materials perfectly resistant to the elements. “The designer’s intention was to create a dense yet breathable weave reminiscent of the braided ropes 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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Kettal's Bitta outdoor sofas are characterized by a combination of aluminum frames, seats woven with polyester rope and comfortable cushions, teak wood, and stone for the tabletops—materials perfectly resistant to the elements. "The designer's intention was to create a dense yet breathable weave reminiscent of the rope used to moor boats to their moorings (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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In 1950, Nanna and Jørgen Ditzel created an unusual bowl-shaped seat, essentially a basket suspended from a lightweight oak frame. Their design fused the seat and back into a cohesive, shell-like bowl, distinguished by its organic form and materials. The use of handcrafted materials and the meticulous skill in crafting the chair's rounded shape and clean lines exude a sense of comfort and luxury, offering a wide range of seating positions. Natural rattan fiber and oak wood. Cushion upholstery: Terrain Laminate.
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Moschino's iconic teddy bear, relaunched by stylist Jermy Scott who has led the maison since 2013, is transformed for Kartell into a table lamp that interprets the playful, irreverent and colorful style that the two brands have in common. “As a longtime fan of Kartell and its illustrious history of Italian design excellence, I feel very fortunate to be included on its list of collaborators, which includes some of my favorite heroes.” Jeremy Scott
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La imagen clásica de la lámpara de cabecera ha sido revisada por la tecnología Kartell y transformada en un producto industrial. Hecho de policarbonato inyectado transparente o coloreado, Take está disponible en varios tonos cromáticos. La forma proviene de la unión de dos partes simétricas unidas: dos placas planas, rectangulares y bidimensionales, cada una de las cuales asume la forma y el volumen de una media lámpara. El pliegue interno de la pantalla de la lámpara embellece el artículo, creando un juego de luces cuando se enciende. La óptima relación calidad-precio y el embalaje perfecto para un producto de efectivo y transporte lo convierten en una excelente idea de regalo.
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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.
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