In the last century, Kartell used acrylic, a novel material, to "capture" the whole of Italy. Today, it still maintains its innovative vitality. Apart from collaborating with talented designers, it also incorporates emerging materials such as fiberglass into the design.

Kartell culture encourages innovation and experimentation. This concept is deeply rooted in the work of every Kartell employee every day, whether it is in the production process, material development or product appearance.

Louis Ghost

The birth of this chair is closely related to the French King Louis XVI. The French furniture of this period is collectively referred to as "Louis XVI Style", which includes a special chair-"Louis XVI Chair". It is the prototype of the ghost chair.

The designer adopted the shape of the Louis XVI Chair, retaining the outline of this old piece of furniture, but the material used is unexpected-polycarbonate, and teamed up with Kartell to use the "non-welding integrated molding" method to make the chair reach exquisite appearance.

The transparent chair body is always in a state of looming and disappearing, making people crazy like a ghost. This is also the origin of the title of "Louis Ghost Chair". After the ghost chair popular in the world, and become one of Kartell's iconic products.

Masters

The Masters series of seats have three logo designs, "Serie 7", "Tulip Armchair" and "Eiffel Chair". The products are soft and have a winding silhouette. Philippe Starck takes its creative essence and combines the design soul of the three famous chairs in the form of overlapping curves to create this master chair with beautiful lines and artistic temperament.

Piuma

In the evolution of technology and materials adopted by Kartell, Piero Lissoni's "Piuma" seat has become one of the most revolutionary and boldest products. Kartell has succeeded in making the seat have an extremely thin thickness of a few millimeters (at most 2mm), and its seat surface is very light (just 2.4 kg). It is the first time for the injection of carbon fiber-containing materials, which also makes the product beautiful and has a sense of design.

Venice

Venice is an armchair designed by the famous French designer Philippe Starck based on "Harry's Bar", the favorite Venice bar of the writer Hemingway. The Venice chair is made of Kartell's classic acrylic material, using the mold injection process. The simple line design looks like a cute bird cage. The angle and height of the chair back are just right, and the comfortable width can support the back well.

Componibili

Componibili, it breaks the traditional straight line and completes this series with circular modular assembly. Componibili's modular system is mainly the vertical overlap of individual components to create practical storage units. Most families will use Componibili as children's storage. Kartell has been introducing more colors and smiley restrictions to fit in different living spaces.

Bourgie

As a table lamp with a unique style, Bourgie, which combines elegance and fashion, is one of Kartell's most popular items. After the classic and romantic Baroque style is expressed in modern abstraction, the surface of the lampshade has a richly layered fold effect. When the light is on, the light spreads with the folds to bring a charming and romantic light and shadow.

Kabuki

Kabuki series floor lamps use direct injection technology. The complex application of direct injection technology allows the product to emit light through the specific lace texture structure on its surface.

Battery

The Battery table lamp is crystal clear, and the lampshade is designed with geometrical sections, which is light and delicate. The most beautiful moment is the moment the lights are turned on, and the bright light bursts out instantly, projecting a dreamy pattern around it, under the light and shadow, it is as dazzling as a diamond version.

Kartell×La Double J

When Kartell met La Double J, an old-fashioned pattern design company, color, creativity, and its unique shape made Kartell products instantly recognizable. La Double J selects and reinterprets works from Kartell's classic designs, including classic chairs, soft furniture and storage units, and a series of 70s-style home decorations.