In a creative way, Philippe rescues the aesthetics of the Baroque movement with charisma and fascination. The result was a stackable, crystalline and extremely resistant bench, characteristics that made the Ghost chair one of the most sold - and copied - pieces in the world.
The unique and striking design also has its share of fault in this. With such versatility, the furniture fits well in the most varied styles of decoration, whether in a minimalist dining room or even in environments where maximalism reigns. The selection of projects below even shows how eclectic Philippe Stark's creation is. Check out:
1. Light and practical kitchen
When the kitchen has enough space for a large lunch table, the place is ideal for receiving friends and family. Here, the clean decor helps give the impression of an even wider division - and the main reason for this is the transparency of Louis Ghost chairs. The look remains minimalist with the black cabinet, the countertop and the white crockery.
2. Everything transparent
To highlight the balcony of this house in Madrid, the residents opted to abuse translucent surfaces inside. In the living room, the glass table received Louis Ghost, in addition to transparent vases that house flowers with thin stems. All this to take advantage of the outdoor area and all the natural light that comes from it.
3. All white
The living room above gathers strong design names. In the center, the classic Saarinen table, by Eero Saarinen, is accompanied by two Ghost chairs. The perfect match for those who like curves and lighter decor.
4. Lightness
Signed by Katrina Phillips and Georgiana Huddart, this charming American kitchen was able to take advantage of the chair design created by Philippe Starck. Light, the environment bets in shades of green and beige for a serene decoration. Wood, ceramics, glass and plastic still appear in the composition.
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Source: Casa Vogue
