Masters Large Stool by Kartell
by Kartell
A succession of unbroken curves and smooth lines create the prolific silhouette of the contemporary Masters Stool.
Product Story
A thought provoking design, the Masters Stool Large by Philippe Starck is a hybrid of three iconic chairs by legendary 20th century designers Arne Jacobsen, Eero Saarinen and Charles Eames. Exhibiting all the innovative construction and quirky features one expects from a Starck design, the branch like loops of this tall bar stool are reminiscent of classic Thonet bentwood chairs.
- Moulded from ultra-strong polypropylene, the succession of unbroken curves has no awkward joins or screws.
- Made from a recycled material, with mineral filler and soft-touch treatment.
- Available in a variety of colours, from vibrant mustard to minimal white.
- Suitable for indoor or outdoor use.
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Specifications
Specification
Specifications
Dimensions
| Height | 109cm |
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| Width | 50cm |
| Depth | 50cm |
| Seat Height | 75cm |
Materials & Information
| Construction | Recycled Thermoplastic Technopolymer, with Mineral Filler and Soft-Touch Treatment |
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Designed
By Philippe Starck
A true one-off, Philippe Starck is one of most influential designers of modern times. From transparent furniture to sculptural lemon squeezers, his designs have changed the way we live with their stylised, organic look often constructed using unusual and innovative combinations of materials.