Philippe Starck (b. 1949) is a French designer recognized for his wide-ranging work across architecture, furniture, and product design. He began his career in the 1980s, quickly gaining recognition for his innovative and playful approach. Starck’s furniture designs include the iconic Louis Ghost Chair (2002), the Costes Chair (1984), and the Privé series seating system (2007), which features several modular elements, and customizable configurations of arrangements, backrests, and adjustable table rests integrated into the seating. Starck’s architectural projects include the Asahi Beer Hall in Tokyo and the YOO residential developments worldwide. His work blends wit, elegance, and a commitment to democratizing design.
Philippe Starck (b. 1949) is a French designer recognized for his wide-ranging work across architecture, furniture, and product design. He began his career in the 1980s, quickly gaining recognition for his innovative and playful approach. Starck's furniture designs include the iconic Louis Ghost Chair (2002), the Costes Chair (1984), and the Privé series seating system (2007), which features several modular elements, and customizable configurations of arrangements, backrests, and adjustable table rests integrated into the seating. Starck's architectural projects include the Asahi Beer Hall in Tokyo and the YOO residential developments worldwide. His work blends wit, elegance, and a commitment to democratizing design.