An icon of Italian design, Kartell is known for its bold and innovative use of materials and collaborate with renowned designers to create cult favourites, including the famous lace-like Kabuki lamp, the transparent Louis Ghost chair and the distinctively Componibili modular table.
History
Founded in 1949 by Giulio Castelli, Kartell has been shaping the story of contemporary design for more than seven decades. What began as a pioneering experiment in industrial plastics has evolved into one of Italy’s most influential design houses. Guided by a passion for research, quality and collaboration, Kartell has partnered with many of the world’s leading designers to create pieces that are truly iconic.
Origin
Every Kartell piece is designed and made in Italy, employing both advanced manufacturing techniques and the artistry of Italian craftsmanship. From concept to production, each object reflects the brand’s commitment to authenticity, durability and style, bringing the essence of “Made in Italy” design into homes around the world.
Sustainability
At Kartell, sustainability begins with material selection. The brand is leading a new era of eco-design, rethinking plastics to minimize environmental impact while maintaining exceptional quality and performance. Recycled polycarbonate, certified woods and bio-based polymers derived from renewable sources form the foundation of its collections. Each product is built to last, designed for longevity, recyclability and enduring beauty under the Kartell Loves the Planet initiative.
Design
The Kartell philosophy is to create objects that transcend trends and stand the test of time. Through its collaborations with visionary designers, the brand transforms everyday pieces into innovative designs that evoke elegance and emotion. With its distinctive use of colour, light and transparency, Kartell continues to redefine contemporary living, one design at a time.
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