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Mr Impossible Chair by Kartell
Product Description
Product Name: Mr. Impossible
Manufacturer: Kartell
Designer: Philippe Starck with Eugenie Quitlet
Material: Transparent or batch-dyed polycarbonate
Dimensions: width 55cm height 84cm depth 54cm seat height 46cm
Weight: 5.5kg
Transparent Colours: Crystal, Green, Grey, Ochre, Purple, Red Orange.
Matt Colours: White, Black, Kartell Red
Packaging Quantity: 1
A most inviting chair with an organic design that inspires comfort, neatness and style.
Mr. Impossible is the combination of sophisticated design and advanced plastic processing design. It takes on a new technological challenge with highly sophisticated processing techniques that consist in the welding of two shells: the transparent structure and the seat, in a full-coloured and translucent version, are joined together making them indestructible and guarantee a truly surprising design effect.
The seal of the two oval shells gives the plastic a new bi-colour and three-dimensional effect because it welds a transparent and a coloured surface together without interruption, revolutionising the perception of the material which becomes rich and hyper-technological.
Manufacturer: Kartell
Designer: Philippe Starck with Eugenie Quitlet
Material: Transparent or batch-dyed polycarbonate
Dimensions: width 55cm height 84cm depth 54cm seat height 46cm
Weight: 5.5kg
Transparent Colours: Crystal, Green, Grey, Ochre, Purple, Red Orange.
Matt Colours: White, Black, Kartell Red
Packaging Quantity: 1
A most inviting chair with an organic design that inspires comfort, neatness and style.
Mr. Impossible is the combination of sophisticated design and advanced plastic processing design. It takes on a new technological challenge with highly sophisticated processing techniques that consist in the welding of two shells: the transparent structure and the seat, in a full-coloured and translucent version, are joined together making them indestructible and guarantee a truly surprising design effect.
The seal of the two oval shells gives the plastic a new bi-colour and three-dimensional effect because it welds a transparent and a coloured surface together without interruption, revolutionising the perception of the material which becomes rich and hyper-technological.
