Blast | Coffee table
Transparent thermoplastic technopolymer structure, galvanised or metallised aluminium connecting tube.More info
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Blast stands out with its radical, contemporary aesthetic, where the transparency of technopolymer interacts with the industrial precision of aluminium.
Designed by Philippe Starck for Kartell, this coffee table plays on contrasts of materials and perceptions, offering a presence that is both graphic and visually light. The galvanised or metallised aluminium connecting tube structures the whole and emphasises the technical character of the piece, while the transparent structure captures the light and amplifies the feeling of space.
Blast embodies Philippe Starck's visionary approach, combined with Kartell's technological expertise, for a bold interpretation of contemporary furniture.
Weight: 80 x 80 cm, 15 kg / 130 x 80 cm, 23 kg.
Images: Illustrative, the actual visual appearance being more accurate than images or photos, which vary in quality depending on the screen, cannot be reproduced identically.
Designed by Philippe Starck for Kartell, this coffee table plays on contrasts of materials and perceptions, offering a presence that is both graphic and visually light. The galvanised or metallised aluminium connecting tube structures the whole and emphasises the technical character of the piece, while the transparent structure captures the light and amplifies the feeling of space.
Blast embodies Philippe Starck's visionary approach, combined with Kartell's technological expertise, for a bold interpretation of contemporary furniture.
Weight: 80 x 80 cm, 15 kg / 130 x 80 cm, 23 kg.
Images: Illustrative, the actual visual appearance being more accurate than images or photos, which vary in quality depending on the screen, cannot be reproduced identically.
| Total height (cm) | 40.00 cm |
|---|---|
| Outdoor | No |
| Warranty | 2.00 an |
| SKU | KA_202007_ref |
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Philippe Starck
Philippe Starck, born in Paris in 1949, is an internationally renowned French designer and interior architect. After studying at the Camondo School, he started working for Pierre Cardin, and developed a range of furniture.
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