Kartell Louis Ghost Armchair - iconic chair designed by Phillip Starck in 2002

$100. each chair The Kartell Louis Ghost armchair is an iconic chair designed by Philippe Starck in 2002. The chair puts a modern twist on the classic Louis XV baroque armchair, reimagined in a single mold of transparent polycarbonate. Features and materials Material: The chair is injection-molded from a single piece of polycarbonate, which is highly durable, shock-proof, and weather-resistant. Some versions, called Polycarbonate 2.0, are made from a second-generation renewable polymer with a lower environmental impact. A fire-resistant version is also available. Design: The chair has a minimalist, transparent appearance that can make a space feel more open and spacious. Colors: In addition to the transparent "Crystal Clear" version, it is available in several other transparent colors, as well as solid opaque black and glossy white. Transparent colors: Crystal Clear, Smoke Grey, Straw Yellow, Ice Blue, Sunset Orange, and Crystal Green. Opaque colors: Glossy Black and Glossy White. Versatility: The Louis Ghost chair is suitable for both indoor and outdoor use. Its durability makes it ideal for dining rooms, living rooms, and offices, while its weather-resistance is suitable for patios and other outdoor areas. Stackable: For easy storage, the chairs can be stacked up to six high. Specifications Specifications for the Louis Ghost chair from several retailers: Dimensions (Overall): 21.4–21.26 inches W x 21.6–21.8 inches D x 36.6–37.2 inches H Seat Height: 18.5–19 inches H Arm Height: 26.4–26.5 inches H Weight: About 9–10.6 pounds Weight Capacity: 265 pounds (150 kg), according to Kartell $250. each chair

Condition

Used (normal wear)

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Clear

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Plastic