Name: Kartell - Philippe Starck - Chair (4) - Plastic, Acrylic - Mr Impossible
Brand: Kartell

Erin van Dongen

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The chairs shown are the iconic Kartell Mr. Impossible chairs, designed by Philippe Starck.
Made by bonding two oval polycarbonate shells to each other using laser-welding technology without glue.
A glossy black seat combined with transparent, round legs that create a floating effect.

 De afgebeelde stoelen zijn de iconische Kartell Mr. Impossible stoelen, ontworpen door Philippe Starck.
Gemaakt door twee ovale polycarbonaat schalen aan elkaar te bevestigen met een laserlastechnologie zonder lijm.
Een glanzende zwarte zitting gecombineerd met transparante, ronde poten die zorgen voor een zwevend effect.

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Kartell - Philippe Starck - Chair (4) - Plastic, Acrylic - Mr Impossible

Italy Sustainable design  - 2000-2010

Belgium

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Four Kartell Mr Impossible chairs designed by Philippe Starck, manufactured in Italy in the 2000s, with black glossy seats and transparent legs in plastic/acrylic, in good used condition with minor signs of age.

Kartell - Philippe Starck - Chair (4) - Plastic, Acrylic - Mr Impossible

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Four Kartell Mr Impossible chairs designed by Philippe Starck, manufactured in Italy in the 2000s, with black glossy seats and transparent legs in plastic/acrylic, in good used condition with minor signs of age.

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