The Kartell Mademoiselle Chair À La Mode, designed by Philippe Starck, is a modern icon that blends a transparent polycarbonate frame with luxurious fashion‑inspired upholstery. This edition features exclusive textile patterns created in collaboration with top fashion houses, transforming the chair into a bold, expressive statement piece for contemporary interiors.
Lightweight, elegant, and structurally robust, Mademoiselle À La Mode is ideal for dining rooms, vanity areas, boutique interiors, and stylish living spaces across North America.
Made in Italy
Usually ships within 6-8 weeks
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Key Features
- Philippe Starck Design — A signature blend of innovation, elegance, and playful creativity.
- Fashion-Inspired Upholstery — Patterns created in collaboration with leading fashion designers.
- Transparent Polycarbonate Frame — Lightweight, durable, and visually striking.
- Comfortable Upholstered Seat — Soft padding for everyday use.
- Versatile Placement — Perfect for dining, vanity, lounge, and boutique settings.
- Scratch-Resistant Structure — Designed for long-term durability.
Materials & Finishes
Frame
- Transparent polycarbonate
- Molded in a single piece for structural integrity
Seat & Upholstery
- High-density foam padding
- Fashion‑inspired printed textiles
- North America upholstery variants include:
- Floral Couture
- Graphic Pop
- Abstract Chic
- Black & White Fashion Print
Dimensions
- Width: 20.5 in (52 cm)
- Depth: 20.5 in (52 cm)
- Height: 29.5 in (75 cm)
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Seat Height: 18.1 in (46 cm)
Recommended Uses
- Dining Rooms: Elegant seating with a fashion-forward twist
- Vanity & Dressing Areas: Stylish and comfortable
- Boutiques & Retail: Perfect for luxury brand interiors
- Living Rooms: Accent seating with personality
- Hospitality Spaces: Boutique hotels, lounges, and reception areas
Care Instructions
- Clean polycarbonate frame with a soft cloth and mild soap
- Avoid ammonia-based cleaners
- Upholstery: vacuum regularly; spot clean with fabric-safe detergent
- Keep away from direct heat sources