Masters Stool
The stool version of Starck and Quitllet's Masters chair for Kartell, in recycled technopolymer.
490 × 1090 × 520 mm
Source: spec sheet PDF — 5868 Masters Stool, White, 75 cm size — published as W 49 × D 52 × H 109 cm
2013
4.3 kg
USD 735, Masters Stool, White, 75 cm size (KAR0586803), kartell.com US shop, 2026-10-14
Description
Overview
On Kartell's data sheet Masters Stool is dated 2013 and credited to Philippe Starck with Eugeni Quitllet. Kartell's page says that in the stool version of the Masters chair the legs lengthen and the seat becomes more compact, and that it is ideal for both domestic and contract use.
Construction
The matte codes 5868 and 5869 use a recycled technopolymer with mineral filler and a soft-touch treatment; the metallic code 5849 has mineral and metallic filler.
Specifications
- Dimensions (code 5868, 75 cm size): W 49 cm x D 52 cm x H 109 cm
- Weight: 4.3 kg
Story
From chair to stool
Kartell's page presents Masters Stool as the stool version of the Masters chair: the legs lengthen and the seat becomes more compact while the graphic style of the structure stays the same.
Domestic, contract and outdoor use
The page calls the stool ideal for domestic and contract use and says that it also lives perfectly outdoors.
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