Italian furniture brand Kartell inspires with quality materials and unique colors and designs. Kartell invents new shapes in furniture, including componibili, lighting, chairs, and other unique Kartell home pieces. In addition, Kartell has produced “Kartell loves the Planet,” emphasizing their commitment to sustainability with environmentally-friendly furniture using completely recyclable materials. Starting from La Marie (1999), Kartell has also been a symbol of innovation and fashion with Kartell chairs in polycarbonate.
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In continuous collaboration with impressive architects and designers, Kartell has produced some of their best sellers including the iconic Louis Ghost designed by Philippe Starck, the Componibili drawer by Anna Castelli Ferrieri, Kartell Trix by Piero Lissoni and the unique Bookworm bookshelf by Ron Arad. In celebration of 20 years in collaboration, Kartell created the limited edition Masters Chair in Sweet Pink exclusively for Mohd.
With design in its DNA, Kartell collections are the result of inspiring collaborations with top international designers delivering a uniquely creative portfolio, ever contemporary in both materials and style.
With a revolutionary approach to furniture design Kartell presents its collections of chairs, lamps, sofas, tables, tableware and accessories, in constant pursuit of original and creative solutions.
Be inspired by the themed design boards by Kartell: inspiration, ideas, guides, and insights, from timeless classics to the latest trends.
A true representation of innovation and material excellence, Kartell chairs push the boundaries of design defining themselves as timeless elements within any environment from the dining room to the office. Amongst the most distinctive pieces the transparent simplicity of Philippe Starck’s Louis Ghost, a ground breaking chair which redefined the world of contemporary seating, and the Masters chair with its sinuous silhouette playing a stylish game between space and form, a modern revisitation of iconic chair designs of the past.
Kartell lamps and chandeliers reflect the brand’s eclectic nature, a collection of innovative unexpected designs which distinctively illuminate spaces both inside and out. From the unmistakable decorative form of the bestselling Bourgie table lamp with its sculptural base and pleated shade creating a captivating lighting effect, to the lace-like structure of the Kabuki floor lamp, with its suggestive light the perfect solution to distinguish both interior and exterior settings, Kartell lights demonstrate the company’s supreme aesthetic versatility.
An example of iconic simplicity, the Componibili collection designed by Anna Castelli in 1967 has become a classic element in the Kartell portfolio, ever contemporary and innovative in its design. The modular containers, supremely flexible and practical, are at home in a broad range of contexts from the office to the bathroom, the stackability of the single units and the broad range of colours and metallic, opaque and matt finishes defining a highly personalisable system, which continues to evolve, now also available in recycled material.
With a defined manifesto “Kartell loves the planet” Kartell outlines its commitment to minimising the impact of its design and manufacturing on the environment. In working towards continued sustainability with technical innovation and development, research into new high-performance materials and improved industrial processes, Kartell maintains best production practice and a eco-friendly responsible approach, which builds on the brand’s established green credentials and continuing responsibility towards the world around us.