Kartell Masters by Philippe Starck with Eugeni Quitllet

Outdoor

For the furnishing of the garden, terrace or the balcony of your house, discover the outdoor design collection by Kartell. The Honey Comb folding chairs, functional and esthetical. The famous and comfortable Louis Ghost in polycarbonate. The Thalya light chair « bistro » or the Papyrus pile-up armchair by the Bouroullec brothers. Kartell also proposes a whole series of Outdoor tables such as the Toptop for Dr Yes, the Miss Balu, the Ami Ami by Tokujin Yoshioka, and the folding table Spoon Table. For your flowers and plants, there are the big vase Misses Flower Power and the small one La Bohéme. Not to forget the unavoidable Bubble Club sofa for one or two persons.

Masters

Philippe Starck

with Eugeni Quitllet

Starck pays tribute to three icons of contemporary design and creates a fusion of styles to get a “summa stilistica”, the Masters chair. Reinterpreted in “space-age” mood, the Series 7 by Arne Jacobsen, the Tulip Armchair by Eero Saarinen and the Eiffel Chair by Charles Eames interweave in a charming and winding hybrid.
Supported on four slender legs, the Masters...

Louis Ghost

Philippe Starck

A comfortable armchair in transparent and coloured polycarbonate in the Louis XV style: it is the quintessence of baroque revisited to dazzle, excite and captivate. Louis Ghost is the most daring example of the world of injected polycarbonate in a single mould.

Bubble Club

Philippe Starck

Bubble Club is made of batch-dyed polyethylene and is the pioneer in a new concept of furnishing accessories: the industrial sofa made entirely of plastic. Technology and research have allowed Kartell to be the first design company to mass-produce what has traditionally been handmade.

Victoria Ghost

Philippe Starck

The shape conjures up stools of the 1800s and the line of the legs is rounded and slightly upturned, an icon of the classic high stool. Charles Ghost is constructed from a single block of transparent polycarbonate which makes it indestructible and allows it to survive anywhere.

La Marie

Philippe Starck

The world’s first completely transparent chair, formed in a single polycarbonate mould. La Marie combines an essential design with an exceptionally robust and light structure to generate an intangible quality.

Optic

Patrick Jouin

This faceted cube is an exciting object with its transparent or mirrored parts which create a special atmosphere through the images it reflects. Optic is a container cube in PMMA which comes in two versions: closed with a door or with one open side.

Lizz

Piero Lissoni with Carlo Tamborini

A chair with an ultra-streamline design, so representative of the minimalist and extremely elegant style created by Piero Lissoni. It is manufactured in one single piece using the gas-blowing technology.

Frilly

Patricia Urquiola

Frilly, Particia Urquiola’s new transparent polycarbonate chair for Kartell, was born of the idea of an industrial sculpture transformed into a charming ergonomic shape. The wavy effect covering the entire structure gives this chair a light and soft look, like pleated fabric, for a sensual, fun and feminine optical effect.

Mr. Impossible

Philippe Starck with Eugeni Quitllet

A most inviting chair with an organic design that inspires comfort, neatness and style. Mr.

Joe Colombo

The first industrial seat in the world injected in a single mould. The chair offers numerous design solutions: the cylindrical leg is cut down the middle to enable side-by-side positioning with other chairs; the grooves at the side of the seat solve the problem of stacking enabling the insertion of another two seat legs.

Usame

Patricia Urquiola

This is a complex and articulate object which combines the dual function of table and magazine holder. It is an object which, even in its simplicity, has become sought after and extremely refined.

Lou Lou Ghost

Philippe Starck

The relentless success of Louis Ghost has spawned a “baby” version of Philippe Starck’s famous chair. Lou Lou Ghost has inherited its progenitor’s classic design, material, indestructibility and ergonomics, teaching children to use small-sized chairs but with adult forms.

Dr. NO

Philippe Starck

The Dr. NO small armchair is a Kartell classic, known for its perfect combination of functionality and beauty.

Papyrus

Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec

The Bouroullec brothers, a pair of designers with a highly iconic, sophisticated and conceptual style, have designed the transparent polycarbonate Papyrus chair for Kartell. An admirable marriage of simplicity and refinement, grace and memory, Papyrus is a remake of the archetypal antique rush chair, from a time when chair structures were decisive and strong.

Hi Cut

Philippe Starck, Eugeni Quitllet

Kartell presents the latest development in transparency: Hi Cut, the new polycarbonate chair designed by Philippe Starck, which offers a perfectly ergonomic seat combining elasticity and solidity. The iridescent vertical lines in the structure of the top that customises the chair creates seductive plays of light and glints.

Thalya

Patrick Jouin

Thalya boasts a surprisingly simple design with a strong graphic impact that captures the attention. It is a transparent or coloured polycarbonate chair made using gas injection moulding.

Gnomi

Philippe Starck

Attila, Napoleon and Saint-Esprit are three table-stools, three charismatic personalities of striking originality and anti-conformism. Stools and tables which are cute and humorous but with one eye on functionality thought up to furnish every setting imaginable.

T-Table

Patricia Urquiola

This line of tables originated from the creativity of Patricia Urquiola combined with Kartell’s capability and technological know-how. They resulted from the research into innovative surfaces to achieve new visual and tactile effects.

Panier

Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec

Panier is the first object to be signed by Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec for Kartell. Rigorous technological and functional research resulted in a container basket in a simple but very communicative shape.

Charles Ghost

Philippe Starck

Jolly

Paolo Rizzatto

A small, fully transparent table of compact and perfect dimensions: 40 x 40 x 40 cm. Crystal-clear, colourful, elegant and trendy, it is at the same time practical, durable, secure and functional.

Ami Ami

Tokujin Yoshioka

“Kartell weaves a melody of love on plastic by harmonizing transparent light and auroral creation” (Tokujin Yoshioka, 2009) Inspired by the play of warp and weft in woven fabric, Tokujin Yoshioka wanted to use this stylistic symbol typical of his culture, weaving, and thus recreated it in the Ami Ami chair and table whose name in Japanese literally means “weave”. The simple squared off lines contrast with the rich texture of the weaving reproduced on the inner and outer surfaces through a complex industrial process recreating the motif with a single mold.

Dr. YES

Philippe Starck with Eugeni Quitllet

Dr. Yes is a uniquely styled chair manufactured from a highly resistant material making it ideal for outdoor use.

La Bohème

Philippe Starck

Once more, Starck’s creative genius and Kartell's technology bring to life a revolutionary and fascinating design: La Bohème, a collection of stools in precious vase shapes. There are two designs: La Bohème 2 and La Bohème 3.

Small Ghost Buster

Philippe Starck with Eugeni Quitllet

In the same vein as the Ghost armchair, chair, stool and mirror, here is one of the latest new release of Kartell : Small Ghost Busters, a bedside table, classical and modern, simple and uncluttered, conceived by the design star Philippe Starck. The french designer and the italian label are pursuing their reflection on the dematerialization of the object through this new creation in transparent plastic or tinted in the mass.

Spoon Table

Antonio Citterio, Toan Nguyen

Spoon Table is a folding light office table characterised by its extreme lightness and practicality. The structural surface is made of honeycomb aluminium and is only 15 mm thick.

Stone

Marcel Wanders

Stone is a stool with a simple shape but with a very precious appearance. Made with an essential symmetrical linear shape which is reminiscent of an hourglass, its surface is simply extraordinary: it’s irregular and comprised of a myriad of geometrical facets which reflect the light and create a striking and unique play of colours, much like a diamond.

Bartoli

Carlo Bartoli

This chair features a single body of seat and backrest. Four sockets protrude to fasten the four separately moulded legs.

Ghost Buster

Philippe Starck with Eugeni Quitllet

The Kartell catalogue enriches with a new piece of furniture for your living room, your entrance hall or your sleeping room : the Ghost Buster commode. Designed by Philippe Starck, it is a classical commode turning into a contemporary one with its transparency and plastic material.

Dr. NA

Philippe Starck

The Dr. NO chair is combined with a round table, Dr.

Honey Comb

Alberto Meda

A folding chair with simple lines and an extremely elegant design, which was until now missing from the Kartell product range. The product’s functional features are fully consonant with its aesthetic qualities.

Dolly

Antonio Citterio with Oliver Löw

The result of intense technical design, the Dolly folding chair combines a sophisticated and solid structural system with the elegance with formal agility in the overall design. Available in different colours including vivid chromatic tones, the seat is made of the same plastic material of the structure to help it adapt to any setting.

Tip Top

Philippe Starck with Eugeni Quitllet

Tip Top is a new low table by Philippe Starck, agile and light. This side table, indoor or outdoor, consists in a single base on which a round top rests, diameter 40 cm .

Misses Flower Power

Philippe Starck

Misses Flower Power is a decidedly “oversized” vase. The quest for visually striking chromatic effects led to the development of a production technique that brings life to a semi-transparent and irregular surface to produce a vintage glass look.

Magic Hole

Philippe Starck, Eugeni Quitllet

Kartell's new outdoor products manufactured with the rotational moulding technique: the Magic Hole series consists of a two-seater sofa and an armchair with an uncluttered snappy silhouette and slim closed section legs. The straight linear surfaces terminate in well-rounded curves.