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Attila, Napoleon and Saint-Esprit are three table-stools, three charismatic characters that stand out for their originality and anti-conformism.

Goodnight revisits the candle in its primordial form and transforms it into a highly technological object.

Q/Wood is the armchair from the Smart Wood collection, with enveloping lines that create soft armrests and offer maximum seating comfort.

Lightness is the watchword of the table clock "Air du Temps" inhabited by hollows and light. A simple elegant object that fits perfectly into any setting.

AL WOOD is a side table which complements the Smart Wood collection. It features a structure made from chrome-plated or painted steel, combined with a curved wooden top.

A practical, functional and versatile accessory, for use anywhere in the home.

"Piuma" is one of the most revolutionary and daring products in the evolution of technologies and materials used by Kartell.

Charles Ghost is the stool that mirrors the shape of traditional 19th century seats. The line of the leg is rounded and slightly curled, an icon of the classic stool.

The Colonna stool is included in the "Kartell goes Sottsass - A Tribute to Memphis" collection, launched in homage to the movement founded by design guru Ettore Sottsass. 

A family of lamps: suspended, for a coffee table and with a metal structure, and the most recent floor version of the lamp is available in two heights: 130 and 160 cm.

Conceived by the insight of Philippe Starck and made possible by Kartell’s advanced technology, the Wood family is growing. Viscount of Wood tables are the latest addition.

A series of rectangular two-dimensional wall mirrors which bring to mind milled crystal frames.

The result is a chair produced according to sustainable principles, characterised by bold, square lines which succeed in creating a sense of lightness and solidity all at once. 

When wood meets technology, poetry is made

A.I. is the chair created for the first time ever using 100% recycled material, in which aesthetics and structural requirements remain unaltered, blending seamlessly with generative design.