Louis Ghost | Polycarbonate chair

Louis Ghost: A Modern Reinterpretation of Baroque Style

Louis Ghost, designed by the talented Philippe Starck, embodies boldness and innovation in design. Made in a simple mould from injected polycarbonate, this chair is a perfect example of technical ingenuity and contemporary design.

Inspired by the elegant lines of the Louis XV armchair, Louis Ghost reinvents baroque style with a modern twist. Philippe Starck has transformed these historic elements into a chair that amazes, moves and seduces. Its evanescent, crystalline appearance creates an illusion of fragility, but make no mistake: Louis Ghost is impressively robust.

Despite its delicate appearance, Louis Ghost is designed to be stable and resistant to shocks and atmospheric agents. This chair is not only a thing of beauty, but also of functionality. Its ability to be stacked up to six high makes it a practical choice for a variety of environments. This versatile chair is at home in a variety of settings, from receptions and conferences to workspaces and residential settings. Its ability to be stacked makes it easy to store and optimise space, while its robustness guarantees exceptional longevity.

The choice of injected polycarbonate allows Louis Ghost to combine transparency and durability. This innovative material ensures an impeccable finish and resistance to the most demanding conditions of use, whether indoors or out.

New polycarbonate 2.0, a material which, during the synthesis phase, uses a renewable raw material derived from the cellulose and paper industry. The production process for this material is ISCC (International Sustainability and Carbon Certification) certified.

Since its launch in 2002, Louis Ghost has remained a timeless timepiece and a safe bet. Louis Ghost isn't just a chair, it's a genuine design object that catches the eye and captures attention. Its powerful charisma and remarkable aesthetic appeal make it a valuable addition to any setting, whether private or public.

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