Prince Aha Stool 638 Furniture Kartell

Prince Aha Stool

By Philippe Starck, for Kartell

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Prince Aha Stool

By Philippe Starck, For Kartell

$195.00

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Lavender Grey

SPEC #: KRL240878 | ID: 8810/8N

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      • Color: Lavender Grey
      • Size: 11.75"W x 16.88"H
      • Materials: Polypropylene
          • Country of Origin: Italy
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      Prince Aha Stool

      SPEC #: KRL240878

      ID: 8810/8N

      Designed by Philippe StarckRead Bio

      The Prince Aha Stool is composed of two cones to resemble the shape of an hourglass. An entertaining and colorful accessory, a practical stool and stand to place beside the couch or the bed. The texture of the material used and the geometric design make Prince Aha a flexible product, easily inserted into any setting.

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      Color: Fennel Green, Lavender Grey, Pigeon, Wax White

      Prop 65 Warning for California Residents This product can expose you to chemicals, which are known in the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to https://www.p65warnings.ca.gov/.

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      4 star rating

      By Phyllis J. from Scottsville, Virginia

      Aug 08, 2015

      • Do You Recommend This Product? Yes
      • Quality: Good
      • Design: Outstanding
      • Value: Good Value

      I needed two small drink tables for a screened porch and liked the look of these. I was nervous that they were plastic and might look inexpensive. When I unpacked them I was excited to see textural contrast between the top and bottom and am really happy with the look and the weight of them.

      2 out of 2 people found this review helpful


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      Exceptional Italian designs form a distinctive and original collection of contemporary furniture and lighting. The Bourgie Table Lamp is an iconic fixture that brings something totally new through design, material and concept. Browse our selection of Kartell furniture and lighting, including tables, chairs, stools, pendant lights, mini pendants, table lamps, floor lamps, and wall lights.

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      Philippe Starck

      About Philippe Starck

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      Philippe Starck is one of the most versatile and acclaimed designers of the late 20th century - and he shows no sign of slackening his pace. He was born in Paris in January of 1949. His father, an aircraft designer, trained him to create uncluttered lines - since then he claims to have learned nothing, except by leading the life of "an adventurer and explorer."

      From catalogue design to architecture, with stops to launch the punk movement in France, create luggage, spectacle frames, noodles and boats as well as execute commissions for the French President, Starck seems to be everywhere. More than forty of his furniture and lamp designs are in production all over the world, bearing out his motto: "beautiful things for everyone." He is honored here for his lamp designs, but his hand has shaped objects of every size and description in the modern landscape.

      From the mid-sixties, Starck attended the Ecole Nissim de Camondo in Paris, and he set up his first company in 1968 to produce inflatable objects. In the 1970s he fitted out the Paris night-clubs La Main Bleue (1976) and Les Bains-Douches (1978). In 1979 he founded the "Starck Product" company. As an interior designer, he was responsible in 1982 for refurnishing the private apartments in the Elysee Palace in Paris for President Mitterrand of France. He went on in 1984 to design the interior of the Cafe Costes in Paris, along with those of other establishments, such as the Manin in Tokyo (1985) and Teatriz in Madrid (1990).

      Starck designed commercial premises for the French cutlery company Laguiole (1989) as well as for an organic products manufacturer near Bordeaux (1991). In Paris a whole street block, La Rue Starck, is going up under his design (1991). In addition to all this, during the 1980s, Starck designed numerous collections and individual items of furniture for manufacture by firms in France, Italy, Spain, Japan and Switzerland.

      In addition to his line of lamps for the FLOS company, he has designed noodles for Panzani, boats for Beneteau, mineral-water bottles for Glacier, kitchen appliances for Alessi, toothbrushes for Fluocaril, luggage for Vuitton, "Urban Fittings" for Decaux, office furniture for Vitra, as well as vehicles, computers, door-knobs, spectacle frames, etc. Starck's work has brought him numerous prizes and awards. His objects can be seen in the collections of the Brooklyn Museum in New York, the Musee des Arts Decoratifs in Paris, and the Museum of Design in London, among other venues. Exhibitions of his work have been held in Paris, Marseille, Rome, Munich, Dusseldorf, Kyoto, Tokyo, Chicago, Los Angeles, and New York. He lives and works in Paris.