A multi-faceted vase widening from the base to the top in a swirling motion projecting light and energy. Shanghai is like refracted light radiating from prism-like crystals with an alternating play of flashes and shadows, creating irregular geometric forms.

The innovation of Spoon consists mainly in attaching the seat to a central support with a specially reinforced curve to guarantee flexibility and comfort.

Spoon Table is an office folding table characterised by its very light weight, practicality and aesthetic appeal. The knee closing mechanism is designed to simplify the folding of the top and makes the Spoon Table perfect for use in small spaces and easy to carry. The leg-locking system requires no tools and works using only a slider eyelet.

The little armchair with the egg-shaped seat, the first in the world to be laser-welded, is transformed by its new, surprising, sensuous, glossy look.

A line of tables, fruit of the creativity of Patricia Urquiola, combined with Kartell's potential and technological know-how. The result of research into innovative surfaces to achieve new visual and tactile effects. The surface of the T-table top alternates fullness and space to create an elegant and precious effect which is reminiscent of embroidery.

A line of tables, fruit of the creativity of Patricia Urquiola, combined with Kartell's potential and technological know-how. The result of research into innovative surfaces to achieve new visual and tactile effects. The surface of the T-table top alternates fullness and space to create an elegant and precious effect which is reminiscent of embroidery.

A line of tables, fruit of the creativity of Patricia Urquiola, combined with Kartell's potential and technological know-how. The result of research into innovative surfaces to achieve new visual and tactile effects. The surface of the T-table top alternates fullness and space to create an elegant and precious effect which is reminiscent of embroidery. This object expresses great poetry, femininity and extreme elegance born from technological research and experimentation.

Taj, more than a lamp, is a three-dimensional manifestation, a luminous sculpture, a presence as much at home on our desk as on another piece of furniture. Although it is a table lamp, Taj abandons the articulated, jointed and mechanical stereotype in favour of a simple form serving the practical function for which it is intended.

Mini Taj is a more discreet presence on the scene and is perfect on the night table but nevertheless makes a statement.