Among the many creations of Kartell, the Masters chair sticks out for a variety of reasons. The aesthetics of this piece of furniture really steal the show, making it a one-of-a-kind piece, while the chair itself was designed by one of the most internationally acclaimed designer, Philippe Starck. This item also has been honoured with several major awards, such as the Red Dot Design Award in 2013 and the Good Design Award in 2010. The metal Masters chair is a remake of this eye-catching piece in chrome shades, further accentuating its unusual and modern aesthetic. The support legs keep it simple, linear and modern, and the same can be said about the perfectly smooth and slightly arched chair. The most interesting features of this chair are located in its upper part, as the seat is "embraced" by a series of elements with soft lines, serving as a backrest but, at the same time, as a strong decorative feature. These unusual details evoke captivating "half and half" details, which represent the most striking features of this modern Kartell chair. Masters is a fine chair with regards to comfort level as well, and this should be stressed since most chairs brimming in originality usually often leave comfort behind. In this creation ergonomics has been studied in great detail to provide for a satisfactory product from this point of view as well. The metal Masters chair can be adapted in many different ways: on the domestic level this remarkable chair is perfect for a living room, a dining room, or even a bedroom, while at the same time this chair gives off a magnificent visual impact to all sorts of rooms, which could be the case in a bar or restaurant. Also suitable for outdoor use and stackable up to 4 units.
_x000D_ The product is sold in a set of 2 chairs.
Catalan designer from Ibiza, Eugeni Quitllet started studying design at the Ibiza art school in 1991. He graduated in design and interior design at “La Llotja” art school, Barcelona, in 1996. He collaborated with many studios of architecture and design in Barcelona and participated to design exhibitions of culture entities, such as Joan Miró Foundation. He was one of those young contemporanean designers of the city who generated objects and ephemeral spaces presented during the biennale of design “Primavera del Disseny”, Barcelona: now part of the collection is in the Museo de las Artes Decorativas. He participated in the international exhibition Passion diseño español to promote Spanish design. In 2001 he met Philippe Starck in Formentera and started a strong collaboration with him. They now design many pieces of furniture and products for some of the most important companies in the world signed as Starck & Quitllet.
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