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Kartell
Cara Outdoor Armchair
$1,835.00
Why We Love It
An iconic design coveted for its unique silhouette inspired by three contemporary design icons. Through a fusion of styles, the Masters Chair references the unmistakable silhouettes of Arne Jacobsen's Series 7, Eero Saarinen's Tulip Armchair and Charles Eames' Eiffel Chair, and delivers an engaging and sinuous seating hybrid perfect for the modern-minded household. Light, practical and stackable, Masters can also be used outdoors. Also available in metallic finishes which convey and extra special effect.
- The Masters Chair pays homage to three contemporary design icons through a striking fusion of styles.
- Sleek and unique, the back of the chair embraces fullness and is created by curvaceous crisscrossing lines of three different backs, which descend and merge into the edge of the seat.
- Available in dining, counter and bar heights in matte and metallic finishes.
- New recycled thermoplastic technopolymer with mineral filler and soft-touch treatment in 5 colors.
- Sold as a Set of 2 or 4 chairs.
- Stackable up to 4 chairs.
- Suitable for indoor and outdoor use.
- Good Design Award recipient in 2010 and RedDot Design Award winner in 2013.
- If out of stock, item typically ships in 10-12 weeks – contact us for availability.
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Specs
- Length
- 19.3"
- Width
- 20.5"
- Height
- 42.9"
- Designer
- Philippe Starck and Eugeni Quitllet
- Warranty
- 1 Year
- Seat Height
- 29.5"
- Materials
- Recycled Thermoplastic Technopolymer
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Kartell
Kartell, the Milan-based design company, is a brand that has become synonymous with playful and innovative modern furniture and lighting. Kartell modern furniture, which includes already iconic designs by celebrated names, like Philippe Starck—continues to stretch the boundaries of material possibilities, with inventive forms comprised of injection-mold polycarbonate and other plastics.
