description Ghost Chair Overview
The Louis Ghost Chair is a transparent armchair designed by Philippe Starck for the Italian furniture company Kartell. Introduced in 2002, it is injection-molded from clear polycarbonate and reinterprets the classic Louis XVI neoclassical silhouette. The chair is distinguished by its combination of historic ornamental forms with modern, industrial materials and transparency. It is utilized in both residential and commercial interior design.
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Who designed the Ghost Chair?
The Louis Ghost Chair was designed by Philippe Starck for the Italian furniture company Kartell. It was introduced in 2002 as a transparent reinterpretation of the Louis XVI chair.
What is the Ghost Chair made from?
Kartell injection-molds the chair from transparent polycarbonate. The single-piece molded construction gives it the clear appearance associated with the design while preserving the classical chair outline.
Why is it called the Louis Ghost Chair?
The name combines the chair's transparent, almost invisible appearance with its reference to the Louis XVI silhouette. It is a modern plastic design that deliberately echoes an eighteenth-century neoclassical form.
Can Louis Ghost Chairs be stacked?
Yes. The design is made for practical use as well as visual impact and can be stacked, with many product specifications listing storage of up to six chairs. Its indoor or outdoor suitability depends on the exact Kartell version and care instructions.
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