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Introducing our MODERN HABITAT's Kartell series 5-Light Farmhouse Vanity Lights Fixture Rustic Bathroom Light, a charming addition to your home decor. This rustic-inspired vanity light features a farmhouse design with five lights, creating a warm and inviting ambiance in your bathroom. The fixture is crafted with attention to detail, combining rustic elements with modern functionality. Its versatile design complements a range of interior styles, making it ideal for both traditional and contemporary bathrooms. Illuminate your space with style and elegance with the Kartell 5-Light Farmhouse Vanity Lights Fixture.

Introducing the Kartell Rustic Modern Bathroom LED Vanity Lights - Illuminate your bathroom with the perfect blend of style and functionality from MODERN HABITAT! Elevate your bathroom decor with our Kartell Rustic Modern Bathroom LED Vanity Lights, a stunning addition to your daily grooming routine. This set of 3-Light LED lights is designed to provide not only ample illumination but also a touch of timeless elegance to your bathroom space. Crafted with the utmost attention to detail, the Kartell series by MODERN HABITAT encapsulates the essence of rustic modern design. The warm, inviting glow of these LED lights complements the rich textures and earthy tones of a rustic aesthetic, making them an ideal choice for your bathroom makeover. Key Features: LED Brilliance, Rustic Charm, 3-Light Set, Easy Installation, and Durable Build. Experience the perfect blend of modernity and rustic charm with the Kartell Rustic Modern Bathroom LED Vanity Lights, exclusively from MODERN HABITAT. Transform your bathroom into a sanctuary of style and sophistication. Illuminate your space, and elevate your daily routine with these exquisite LED lights. Choose MODERN HABITAT for quality, style, and innovation in every corner of your home. Upgrade your bathroom lighting today and bask in the warm radiance of Kartell LED Vanity Lights.

Plastic culture: The story of a company that made plastic an enduring attraction   The Italian company Kartell is famous around the world for having invented the culture of plastic furniture and interior fittings. Kartell was founded in 1949 by Giulio Castelli, a chemical engineer with a vision to create something good from plastics, a material whose applications were still relatively unexplored. A fruitful collaboration with the great designer Gino Colombini started, who won the firm its first Compasso d’Oro award in 1955. Particularly since the plastic-loving era of the 1960s and 70s, Kartell has become an enduring household name; from the famous designs of Anna Castelli Ferrieri and Joe Colombo in the 1960s to more recent hits such as Philippe Starck’s Ghost Chairs or Ron Arad’s Bookworm shelves, Kartell has consistently chosen to work with the world’s most talented designers while reinventing plastic as a quality material for the new age. This survey covers the entire history of the company, decade by decade, exploring all aspects of its evolution as well as the social and technological qualities of Kartell products. Also included is an interview with Claudio Luti, owner and President of Kartell for more than 20 years and architect of the new boom. But most of all the objects themselves—in historical shots, ads, displays, and many photos especially made for this publication, with detailed captions on the technological innovations behind the design—tell the story of a company that brought us the culture of plastics.   Text in English, French, and German

Plastic culture: The story of a company that made plastic an enduring attraction   The Italian company Kartell is famous around the world for having invented the culture of plastic furniture and interior fittings. Kartell was founded in 1949 by Giulio Castelli, a chemical engineer with a vision to create something good from plastics, a material whose applications were still relatively unexplored. A fruitful collaboration with the great designer Gino Colombini started, who won the firm its first Compasso d’Oro award in 1955. Particularly since the plastic-loving era of the 1960s and 70s, Kartell has become an enduring household name; from the famous designs of Anna Castelli Ferrieri and Joe Colombo in the 1960s to more recent hits such as Philippe Starck’s Ghost Chairs or Ron Arad’s Bookworm shelves, Kartell has consistently chosen to work with the world’s most talented designers while reinventing plastic as a quality material for the new age. This survey covers the entire history of the company, decade by decade, exploring all aspects of its evolution as well as the social and technological qualities of Kartell products. Also included is an interview with Claudio Luti, owner and President of Kartell for more than 20 years and architect of the new boom. But most of all the objects themselves—in historical shots, ads, displays, and many photos especially made for this publication, with detailed captions on the technological innovations behind the design—tell the story of a company that brought us the culture of plastics.   Text in English, French, and German

This series presents international architects and designers who have not published an own book yet. Ferruccio Laviani is known for his design for famous customers like Dolce & Gabbana, FLOS, Kartell and many more. After going to the Technical Institute for Craftsmen Lute and Wood in Cremona he enrolled in the Faculty of Architecture of the Milan Polytechnic where he followed course with Achille Castiglioni and Marco Zunaso. Before he opened his own copmpany in 1991, he worked for the Studio De Lucchi. This book shows parts of his work from the last 20 years.