The Universale Chair, designed by Italian visionary Joe Colombo for Kartell in 1965, was a groundbreaking innovation as the first all-plastic chair produced using the injection-molding technique.

Among the earliest commercially available plastic chairs, it showcased Kartell’s pioneering approach—transitioning from industrial and laboratory plastics to revolutionary furniture design. Marketed as a versatile, multi-functional piece, the Universale Chair was stackable, lightweight, and suitable for both indoor and outdoor use.

Its ingenious design featured detachable feet, allowing for adjustable height. A true icon of mid-century modern Italian design, the Universale Chair remains highly collectible and celebrated for its minimalist aesthetic

Cosmetic wear consistent with age and use, in good vintage condition.

Dimensions.

H:70cm, D:43cm, W:42cm