The Kartell catalogue adds yet another piece to its furniture collection, the commode. Starck has taken a new look at it and the Kartell-style commode evokes the lines of classic furniture but with a contemporary accent in Its transparency and plastic. Corners and curves, straight lines and sinuous lines play over its surfaces and spark an intriguing game of eye-catching perspectives and re"ections. Ghost Buster with three open frontal shelves and sitting on four bifacial legs is the largest plastic monobloc ever made yet in the world of furnishings - just another successful demonstration of Kartell’s determination to break down all the barriers of technical challenge.
Material: transparent or batch-dyed PMMA
Sizes: H. 68 cm, W. 80 cm, D. 42 cm
Colours:
transparents: crystal, smoke grey
mat: white, black
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Ghost Buster
Year
2011
Architonic id 1146241
Night table version of the Ghost Buster commode. A little squared cube on four legs, available in completely transparent, coloured or mat versions made of plastic. Like its "older brother", Small Ghost Buster also plays with re"ections and perspectives created by the alternating of the corners and curves over the entire surface. Starck designed this simple "exible object which is at home in any corner of the house.
Material: transparent or batch-dyed PMMA
Sizes: H. 57 cm, W. 40 cm, D. 37 cm
Colours:
transparents: crystal, smoke grey, yellow, red, violet
mat: white, black