PILASTRO SOTTSASS

The Calice vase 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.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.

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

Piero Lissoni too is exploring the world of lighting for the first time in his collaboration with Kartell and has chosen a truly magical lamp to do so: Fata.

A tribute to the city of Venice in a dining chair that can also be used in the living room, which combines classic lines and comfort, thanks to the style of its shape, created by reinterpreting the

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. 

The Masters chair is a clear tribute to three symbol-chairs, reworked and reinterpreted by Starck’s creative genius.

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

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

The Kabuki floor lamp is injection moulded.

It's against this backdrop that the company has unveiled the final version of Re-Chair, designed by Antonio Citterio and made from recycled materials.

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

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

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

When wood meets technology, poetry is made