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Boxy Kartell- Soap holder The soap holder is a Kartell work with the Laufen badroom brand , Boxy, designed by Ludovica and Roberto Palomba It's made off transparent and deformed PMMA that reflected the badroom lights , you can choose different colors in transparent , perfect for the w.c. to give a lgamour toque Laufen and Kartell have created a lot cool things that we love Do you love too? If yu say yes you have to buy it now
Boxy Kartell- Toothbrush holder The toothbrush is a Kartell work with the Laufen badroom brand , Boxy, designed by Ludovica and Roberto Palomba It's made off transparent and deformed PMMA that reflected the badroom lights , you can choose in transparent or opaque , perfect for the w.c. to give a lgamour toque Laufen and Kartell have created a lot cool things that we love Do you love too? If yu say yes you have to buy it now
Sparkle Kartell stool- container and low table Transparent stool - container deisgned by Tokujin Yoshioka in 2014, Made by transparent PMMA, The structure does that the light expands
Sparkle Kartell low table- container Transparent low table deisgned by Tokujin Yoshioka in 2014, Made by transparent PMMA, The structure does that the light expands
I shine- Kartell vase Kartell Vase designed by Eugeni Quitllet in 2013 , the vase is made by pinted transparent PMMA in different colors About it forms if you see it we no need words to descript , that is the better description for this vase Do you want to see at your home? I shine - Kartell a perfect decoration and a perfect present
Françoise Ghost by Kartell Philippe Starck designer in 2005 , measures 65 x 79 cm Mirror with different colors and sizes ( you can find other sizes and colors in our online shop) Mirror with the policarbonate transparent or coloured frame with paste You can fix it horizontal or vertical
Kartell have dishes designed by Patricia Urquiola in 2012 , the name Jelly. Jelly are fashion dishes in differents colors in PMMA and is for inside and outside use. Dishes household
Rug designed by Teresa Sapey for the Vondom furniture firm.
