Ami Ami Table by Kartell

"Inspired by the weave of a fabric, but made from polycarbonate in a single mould, Ami Ami (""weaving"" in Japanese), is the new chair designed by Tokujin Yoshioka, a new addition to the Kartell team. Ami Ami was born out of the desire to reproduce woven effects, the typical stylistic hallmark of Japanese culture. The simple square lines contrast with the rich decorative motif, visible on both the inner and outer surfaces and created using a complex process. Ami Ami combines references to Oriental culture with the use of innovative materials like polycarbonate and is available in a range of delicate colours - amber, mother of pearl, smoke grey, opaline and transparent - and the saturated shades of white, red and black. The chair is accompanied by a table with aluminium legs and a 70x70 cm square polycarbonate top entirely covered with the same woven motif."

Detailed color: Smoked
Detailed material: Tabletop: polycarbonate - Legs : aluminium

Kartell is not just the main interpreter of industrial design for Italian or international companies, Kartell is much more. Research, innovation, efficient production systems together with the most modern technologies ensures the highest quality standards. Lightness, resistance, affordability are the keys to understanding Kartell’s capacity to seduce not only world-wide customers but international designers like Philippe Starck, Alberto Meda and Ferrucio Laviani who have constantly renewed Kartell’s product range, establishing a perfect balance between strategic vision, offer and demand. Examples include the ever popular, Componibili Storage Unit by Anna Castelli Ferrieri, Starck’s Louis Ghost Armchair, or even his Masters Armchair that he made in collaboration with designer Eugeni Quitllet. The cosmic and colourful Spoon series by Antonio Citterio is also an emblematic collection that reveals the phenomenal force of Kartell in the realm of 21^st century design.