Design
Winning the Red Dot Award for design, creative genius Philippe Starck combined his talents with designer Eugeni Quitllet to reinterpret three historically symbolic chairs from 20th century designers, which was where the famous Kartell Masters Chair was born. Paying a striking tribute to style icon Series 7 by Arne Jacobsen, the Kartell Masters is the most sold stackable chair in history, combined with the sculptural shape of the Tulip Armchair by Eero Saarinen and the Eiffel Chair by Charles Eames. Thought-provoking, the unique back combines these three silhouettes through open and empty spaces, using curvaceous lines to create a new, contemporary homage, perfectly adding sophistication and elegance to the home.
Specifications
| SKU: | 3mst5865must |
| Dimensions: | W57 x D47 x H84cm Seat height: 46cm |
Assembly: Fully assembled
Frame: 100% Recycled Thermoplastic Technopolymer, injection moulded
Features: Stackable up to 4 chairs, can be used outdoors
Weight: 4.05kg
Delivered within 10 working days*
Once you have placed your order, we will contact you to arrange a safe and contactless delivery.
Choose from two delivery options:
Items delivered to your garden boxed: FREE
Items delivered, unpacked and fully assembled in your garden £29
*This may take slightly longer in busy periods or for long-distance deliveries.
Please note:
- We deliver to UK mainland only.
Free Collection: Order online and we'll let you know as soon as your item is ready for collection. Once in stock, items can take up to 14 days to reach your chosen warehouse. Some items may require assembly if using this service. Read more about our safe and contactless collection services here.
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