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Key Features
A Stone that really shines. The Kartell Precious Stone Stool takes the multi-faceted form of the original Stone Stool and amps it up by infusing the molded polycarbonate with silvery chrome. This jewel-like stool will add a flash of glamor as well as supplemental seating to settings indoors and out. Designed by Marcel Wanders.
Founded in 1949 by Giulio and Anna Castelli, Kartell has become the world leader—and innovator—in the realm of molded plastic furniture. Headquartered in Italy, Kartell works with designers worldwide to create their distinctive line of modern furniture, lighting and accessories. Dedication to discovering and employing new technologies and manufacturing methods results in a growing line of durable, stylish and cutting edge products.
Key Features
A Stone that really shines. The Kartell Precious Stone Stool takes the multi-faceted form of the original Stone Stool and amps it up by infusing the molded polycarbonate with silvery chrome. This jewel-like stool will add a flash of glamor as well as supplemental seating to settings indoors and out. Designed by Marcel Wanders.
Founded in 1949 by Giulio and Anna Castelli, Kartell has become the world leader—and innovator—in the realm of molded plastic furniture. Headquartered in Italy, Kartell works with designers worldwide to create their distinctive line of modern furniture, lighting and accessories. Dedication to discovering and employing new technologies and manufacturing methods results in a growing line of durable, stylish and cutting edge products.
- Designed by Marcel Wanders in 2014
- Material: Metallic polycarbonate
- OK for Outdoor Use
- Made In Italy
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