VICTORIA GHOST

Battery is a compact table lamp innovatively characterised by the fact that it is 100% rechargeable thanks to a simple electric plug, with up to eight hours of battery life.

Maxi version of the night lamp with dimmer switch, 100% rechargeable thanks to a simple electrical plug which offers up to 8 hours of power.

Attila, Napoleon and Saint-Esprit are three table-stools, three charismatic characters that stand out for their originality and anti-conformism.

Light up any space with Angelo Stone @starck lamp that revolutionises the shade layout with a play of reflections created by high-tech lenses.

Piero Lissoni too is exploring the world of lighting for the first time in his collaboration with Kartell and has chosen a truly magical lamp to do so: Fata.

A family of lamps: suspended, for a coffee table and with a metal structure, and the most recent floor version of the lamp is available in two heights: 130 and 160 cm.

The Kabuki floor lamp is injection moulded.

The Smatrik stool joins the family of seats created by Tokujin Yoshioka and is crafted using a mould which enables the recreation of a 3D net that overlaps and crosses over.Thanks to a special inje

The sustainable lightness of wood. Conceived by the insight of Philippe Starck and made possible by Kartell’s advanced technology, the Wood family is growing.

Goodnight revisits the candle in its primordial form and transforms it into a highly technological object.

The A.I. family is growing too, with the addition of A.I. STOOL, a product made from recycled material with a clear focus on comfort thanks to a broad, welcoming seat.

Pumo is a brand-new multi-purpose container that recalls the shapes of the traditional Apulian object of good omen, now revised for Kartell with a multi-faceted lid, also ideal as a centrepiece

My A.I. Evolution.

Mini Planet, a small lamp that creates a great lighting effect. Mini Planet is available in two versions: rechargeable and plug-in.

My Breath En Plein Air

“Light is a thing that cannot be reproduced but must be represented by something else – by colour,” as Paul Cézanne said.