1. Philippe Starck (born 1949). J. armchair (Lang Series), 1987. Steel, aluminum, and leather. Made by Driade 2. Philippe Starck (born 1949). Toothbrush and holder, 1989. Plastic. Made by Fluocaril 3. Philippe Starck (born 1949). Miss Sissi lamp, 1990. Plastic. Made by Flos 4. Philippe Starck (born 1949). W.W. [Wim Wenders] stool, 1990. Lacquered aluminum. Made by Vitra 5. Philippe Starck (born 1949). Juicy Salif lemon squeezer, 1990-91. Aluminum and rubber. Made by Alessi 6. Philippe Starck (born 1949). Louis XX armchair, 1992. Polypropylene and aluminum. Made by Vitra 7. Philippe Starck (born 1949). Olympic torch, 1992. Stainless steel. Made for the Winter Games, Albertville, France, 1992 8. Philippe Starck (born 1949). Jim Nature portable television set, 1994. Pressed wood, plastic, and metal. Made by Saba 9. Philippe Starck (born 1949). Mr. Meumeu cheese grater, 1994. Stainless steel and polyamide. Made by Alessi 10. Philippe Starck (born 1949). Archimoon Soft table lamp, 1998. Aluminum, taffeta, and glass. Made by Flos 11. Philippe Starck (born 1949). Packaging for OAO, 1998. Printed cardboard and plastic. Made by Lima 12. Philippe Starck (born 1949). Dr. Skud fly swatters, 1998. Polyamide. Made by Alessi 13. Philippe Starck (born 1949). Bubble Club armchair, 2000. Polyethylene. Made by Kartell 14. Philippe Starck (born 1949). Napoleon, Holy Ghost and Attila stools and side tables, 1999. Polypropylene. Made by Kartell 15. Philippe Starck (born 1949). Louis Ghost armchairs, 2002. Plastic. Made by Kartell back to main menu

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