You can find a ghost chair in various places, although they are still comparatively rare.

They are made with polycarbonate, and this wasn't the first time the company has used this material. The main design is a take-off of a different design, but with newer materials. Louis ghost chairs can be found in lots of colors, including opaque glossy black, opaque glossy white, ice green, pale blue, pale smoke gray, straw yellow and crystal clear.

Ghost chairs are light in their appearance. They look like they're painted moreso than colored if you see them in person. They are a bold example of single-mold polycarbonate injection. The proportions of these chairs are larger than their predecessors, La Marie chairs. The seat and back of ghost chairs give you extra support, and they are very comfortable.

A clear ghost chair has been decorated for children, with Chinese checkers, masks or bears. Traditional decoration of your own design can be used on ghost chairs if you contact the manufacturer and order more than fifty chairs.

This is such a robust chair, and you won't find a weak style point in it. The medallion backrest is very comfortable, and the seat is a generous size. You can use this acrylic chair outdoors or indoors, and you can stack them six units high when you're not using them. This Phillipe Starck ghost chair by Kartell is made in Italy and offers you sumptuous comfort, putting design within reach for all collectors.

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