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

A multi-faceted vase widening from the base to the top in a swirling motion.

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.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.

Optic is a container cube which comes in two versions: closed with a door or with one open side.

The special feature of this series lies in the conformation of the surface material which enhances the core that looks like jelly, just as the name suggests, evocative of the forms used in pastry-m

Mini Planet, a small lamp that creates a great lighting effect. Mini Planet is available in two versions: rechargeable and plug-in.

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.

Maxi version of the night lamp with dimmer switch, 100% rechargeable thanks to a simple electrical plug which offers up to 8 hours of power.

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.

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.

Pumo is a brand-new multi-purpose container that recalls the shapes of the traditional Apulian object of good omen, now revised for Kartell with a multi-faceted lid, also ideal as a centrepiece

Shibuya vases have a pierced lid that can transform them into table accessories and not just decorative objects.

The EUR stool is a cube printed with shapes and geometries inspired, to scale, by Italian rationalist architecture of the 1930s and 40s.

Louis Ghost is the world’s bravest example of the injection of polycarbonate in a single mould.