Victoria Ghost Chair by Kartell
by Kartell
Product Story
An evolution of iconic postmodern design, the Victoria Ghost is based on superstar designer Philippe Starck’s infamous Louis Ghost. Inspired by antique medallions, this glossy side chair pulls together an eclectic mix of classical profile, modern form, and futuristic construction to give a contemporary twist to traditional seating.
Please note, this design has a minimum order of two chairs and cannot be purchased individually.
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Designed by Philippe Starck
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Crafted from a single piece of polycarbonate
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Great for indoor or outdoor use
- Made from innovative sustainable material polycarbonate 2.0. A renewable raw material made from waste from the wood and paper industry
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Available in a range of colours
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These chairs are sold in pairs, the price shown is for one
Specifications
Specification
Specifications
Dimensions
| Height | 89cm |
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| Width | 38cm |
| Depth | 52cm |
| Seat Height | 45.5cm |
Materials & Information
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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.