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.
In 1979, he founded his own agency, Starck Product (later named Ubik), and realized projects ranging from the decoration of the Elysée to that of the Royalton Hotel in New York. He imagines and rethinks everyday objects while adopting an ecological design approach.
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Masters 5865From  233.75 CHF Regular Price  275.00 CHFIn stockChair in recycled thermoplastic technopolymer. A fusion of Arne Jacobsen's Series 7 chair, Eero Saarinen's Tulip chair, and Charles Eames' Eiffel chair.
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Louis GhostFrom  341.70 CHF Regular Price  402.00 CHFIn stockTransparent and coloured polycarbonate armchair. Impact, scratch and weather resistant. Unit price with no minimum order.
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Cara OutdoorFrom  632.00 CHF Regular Price  1,264.00 CHFIn stockArmchair with structure in polycarbonate tinted in the mass. Seat in polyurethane foam covered with outdoor fabric.
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In Vitro unpluggedFrom  556.00 CHF Regular Price  1,112.00 CHFIn stockAluminium and borosilicate glass lantern. Dimmable and rechargeable with micro-subs kit.
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VeniceFrom  242.25 CHF Regular Price  285.00 CHFIn stockChair with armrests in polycarbonate tinted in the mass.
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Chair in recycled thermoplastic technopolymer with mineral filler and soft touch treatment.
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Children's chair made of transparent or coloured polycarbonate. To be personalized. Non-standard delivery times.
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Wall clock. A transparent square "box" in coloured ABS with roman numerals engraved on the surface, enclosing a flat clock face in transparent polymethyl methacrylate (PMMA). Orange clock hands.
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Table with a batch-dyed thermoplastic technopolymer resin top. Round, pastel-coloured tabletop and tapered stem in batch-dyed polypropylene.
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