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The BELVEDERE chair by Kartell, designed by the duo Ludovica Serafini & Roberto Palomba, embodies the perfect meeting of heritage and innovation. Inspired by the timeless elegance of the famous Viennese chairs, it revisits classic codes with a resolutely contemporary and sustainable approach....
Lire la suiteThe BELVEDERE chair by Kartell, designed by the duo Ludovica Serafini & Roberto Palomba, embodies the perfect meeting of heritage and innovation. Inspired by the timeless elegance of the famous Viennese chairs, it revisits classic codes with a resolutely contemporary and sustainable approach.
Its name pays homage to the Belvedere Palace in Vienna, a symbol of art and sophistication. BELVEDERE combines the visual lightness of Vienna straw with a modern structure in recycled technopolymer, creating a unique dialogue between traditional craftsmanship and industrial innovation. This subtle contrast gives rise to an elegant, sober, and perfectly balanced silhouette.
The seat and backrest in natural rattan provide warmth and authenticity, while the structure in recycled thermoplastic technopolymer ensures strength, lightness, and durability. Available in several sophisticated finishes—white, black, forest green, or bordeaux—BELVEDERE fits just as well in a classic interior as in a contemporary space.
With BELVEDERE, Kartell goes beyond a simple homage to historical design to offer a true reinvention of iconic furniture. The chair becomes an aesthetic manifesto where past and future coexist harmoniously, offering a timeless piece designed to last.
Yes, it has been designed to offer comfort, lightness, and robustness for everyday life.
Gentle and regular maintenance with a dry cloth is enough to preserve its natural beauty.
Absolutely, its blend of tradition and contemporary lines makes it very versatile.
Yes, the recycled technopolymer used by Kartell guarantees excellent solidity and great durability.
Fabrication
Description
Dimensions et matériaux
Matériaux
Autour de la pièce
Le designer
Ludovica + Roberto Palomba
Ludovica Serafini et Roberto Palomba fondent en 1994 leur studio à Milan, qui mène de front architecture, intérieurs, design produit et direction artistique pour des éditeurs italiens. La boutique réunit leurs pièces pour Kartell, comme le miroir All Saints et la chaise HiRay, ainsi que des modèles Zanotta et Driade.
La maison
Kartell
Kartell est fondée en 1949 par Giulio Castelli et fabrique d'abord des accessoires automobiles. La maison fait entrer le plastique dans l'intérieur domestique et rend les objets du quotidien pratiques et colorés, notamment grâce au travail de l'architecte et designer Anna Castelli Ferrieri. En 1988, Claudio Luti, gendre du fondateur, reprend l'entreprise et fait appel à Philippe Starck, auteur de la chaise Louis Ghost, Ron Arad, Antonio Citterio, Patricia Urquiola ou Mario Bellini. Kartell indique avoir été, en 1999, la première entreprise au monde à produire du mobilier en polycarbonate. Son siège est à Noviglio, près de Milan.
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