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New Sparkle Stool & Side Table by Tokujin Yoshioka for Kartell
Tokujin is introducing his latest collection of stool and side table called ‘Sparkle’ designed for the renown brand Kartell.The collection will be shown at the Milan Salone del Mobile 2013. SPARKLE furnitures shines by refraction of light from the prism effect as like a crystal glass. The furnitures seems to be carved from crystal and make them look like precious jewels.
The Kartell, Bathroom Collection by Laufen
Kartell and Swiss bathroom specialist LAUFEN have collaborated together to create a new bathroom collection. The collection will be on display at the ISH 2013 trade fair (in Frankfurt, 12-16 March) and then unveiled for the general public at the next Salone Internazionale del Mobile di Milano (9-14 April). The Kartell by Laufen Bathroom Collection will be completely new bathroom collections developed through the combined synergies of these two internationally brands.
Lovely Rita Shelf by Ron Arad for Kartell
The Kartell Lovely Rita Shelf designed by Ron Arad for Kartell used as single shelf or combined with several modules to create a bookshelf.
Mademoiselle Chair with Moschino Fabric by Philippe Starck for Kartell
Design by Philippe Starck for Kartell, this fashionable armchair steps forward with three fabrics signed by Moschino. On the first miss the chair is drawn black and white hearts, on middle one with little more color; flying daisies flowers and on the third, the one that we like the most because it represents the most association between fashion and design; colorful fashion sketches.
Easy Pendant Light by Ferruccio Laviani for Kartell
The Easy design by Ferruccio Laviani for Kartell colorful a series of pendant light which may be used together with an assortment of color or individually. The easy pendant light are available in height different colors,chrome plated or in gold.
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Spoon Chair by Antonio Citterio for Kartell
Kartell Spoon Chair designed by Antonio Citterio for Kartell is an office chair with lines reminiscent of the Spoon stool. Two different thermoplastics are moulded at the same time, one for the exterior finish and one to provide internal strength and flexibility. The seating on wheels features a cushion and comfortable armrests. It is available in different colors.
Masters Chair by Philippe Starck for Kartell
This seating called ‘Masters Chair’ was designed by Philippe Starck and Eugeni Quitllet for the brand Kartell. The shape of the chair is inspired by Art Nouveau curves but has a modern look due to the polycarbonate material and its color range. ‘Master Chair’ is available in Black, Grey, Mustard, Rust-Orange, Sage or White.
Foliage Sofa by Patricia Urquiola for Kartell
Patricia Urquiola has introduced the new quilted sofa called Foliage designed for the Italian manufacturer Kartell.
Dialogue between natural realities and artificial Foliage, the sofa clearly bears the graphic hallmark of Patricia Urquiola as an object that looks as if it just grew naturally in plastic. The leaves form a crown resting on a framework of branches which virtually form a seat. Foliage is a sofa with great personality featuring a seat with top-stitched embroidery on four round legs. Cosy and soft, Foliage offers two roomy seats. The top-stitching runs over the entire surface and on the back too making the sofa a standalone piece that can be placed even in the centre of a room and seen from all sides.
“The Invisibles Light, ” Furniture Collection by Tokujin Yoshioka for Kartell
Tokujin Yoshioka, will introduce a series of clear acrylic furniture for the Italian brand Kartell in Milan Design Week 2011.
“The Invisibles Light” is as if hiding its appearance to escape from this material world. It melts into people’s daily lives like the air.
They were an exceptionally experimental pieces made out of the transparent blocks of acrylic. The poetic, yet dynamical presences reveal the essence of the pieces, and leave a mysterious scenery. The Invisibles goes beyond the concept of the products, and holds the quality as an art piece.
“Bloom,” Pendant Lamp by Ferruccio Laviani for Kartell
The Bloom pendant lamp was designed by Ferruccio Laviani for Kartel. Bloom blossoms forth in a scintillating and lavish cascade of crystalline flowers. It is an elegant suspension light composed of tiny flowers that create thousands of reflections of light when illuminated. The result is an industrially produced lamp with the form and stylistic complexities of the unique hand-made artefact.
It comes in an original hanging version: a cylindrical version suggestive of the silhouette of an hour glass figure. There are three single-colors for the lamp: total transparency and opaque white for a refined ethereal effect, plus a sexy pink and black mix.
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“Snowflake” Installation for Kartel Gallery by Tokujin Yoshioka
Below Tokujin Yoshioka talks about his new collection entitled “The Invisibles” and his shop installation “Snowflake.”
You are presenting both product and installation in collaboration with Kartell this year. Please talk about the projects?
As a special collaboration between Claudio Luti and Tokujin Yoshioka, I am presenting “The Invisibles” collections and a shop installation entitled “Snowflake”. Recent years, I find myself often proposing designs, which incorporate the essence of natural phenomena and invisible elements.
The idea of the “Invisibles” initiates in the discussion I had with Mr. Claudio Luti almost two years ago. We both looked at the possibility to develop and express a new product in acrylic, which inherits the essence of optical glass bench “Water Block”.
It has been thought nearly impossible to create an industrial product in acrylic of this thickness. However, their innovative techniques and motivation and challenge to create a new product with a fresh dimension to idea have made it possible.
“The Invisibles” only leaves the sense as if seating in the air. The presence of the object is eradicated and it will create a scenery of a sitter floating in the air.
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What is your vision for transparent material?
I am drawn by things that do not have forms but leave emotional effect to people. At a glance, such material is invisible and its existence is erased. Through the interaction with light, however, the form suddenly emerges. I am fascinated not only with such phenomena, but also elements that can stir and stimulate our imagination. I also like the idea of light, which is the form of design itself.
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The Invisibles by Tokujin Yoshioka, for Kartell
See the aerial collection of transparent furnitures the Japanese designer Tokujin Yoshioka will launch at the Kartell showroom in Milan next month.
Cindy Lamp by Ferruccio Laviani for Kartell
Cindy Lamp by the designer Ferruccio Laviani, in its shape typical of the seventies, is given new form and colour.
The lamp with a conical lampshade and rounded tear drop base comes in a broad range of all metallic tones: platinum, bronze,mint green, tangerine, ultramarine, flamingo, gun metal and violet.
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Panier Side Table by Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec
Panier is the first object to be designed by Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec for Kartell. It is a container which can be closed on one side with a trasparent lid in polycarbonate and it can easily be used as a table or as a magazine rack. It is made of transparent polycarbonate and is available in a variety of colors. It’s a practical and eclectic object with an attractive and playful appearance.
