Jan 31

Kartell: The Culture of Plastics: The Italian furniture maker’s plastic history

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Kartell: The Culture of Plastics

From the very beginning of Kartell’s history plastic and design have been the mantra. Founded by Giulio Castelli, a chemical engineer, the Italian furniture brand is the most influential proponent of plastic industrial design, building a sizable following through quality production processes and design contribution by innovative designers. The…

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