Prince Ohoh
Starck's Prince Ohoh for Kartell: a recycled polypropylene side table of two joined pyramids.
295 × 450 mm
Source: spec sheet PDF — 8825 Prince Ohoh, Sage green — published as W 29.5 × H 45 cm
2025
3.5 kg
USD 240, Prince Ohoh, Sage green (08825VE), kartell.com US shop, 2026-10-14
Description
Overview
Kartell's data sheet dates Prince Ohoh to 2025 and names Philippe Starck as designer. According to the product page, Starck is continuing his design journey by turning the humble stool into a sculpted object that can animate the home, used beside the sofa, near the bed or as a practical surface in any other room.
Construction
The sheet lists recycled mass dyed polypropylene, and the leaflet words the material as a recycled thermoplastic technopolymer with mineral filler, mass-coloured. The page describes the form as two pyramid shapes joined at the centre.

Specifications
- Dimensions (code 8825): W 29.5 cm x H 45 cm
- Weight: 3.5 kg
- Colours: 5 colours on the sheet
Story
Two pyramids and an hourglass
Kartell's page ties the form of Prince Ohoh to two pyramid shapes joined at the centre. The resulting outline recalls an hourglass, and the page pairs it with rigorous surfaces and balanced proportions.

Stool, side table or decoration
The page calls Prince Ohoh compact and functional and lists three roles for it: a stool, a side table or a purely decorative element.
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