Philippe Starck

Self-taught, the man who ultimately created French design (before him there were bignames in this area), said of himself and of his training: “… my father was an inventor,drawing air and the only legacy he left me was not a large sum of money, but left mewith the idea that one of the most beautiful crafts that can be done is a job creation.You can make a inner search and work on themselves. After short, an excellent entryinto the world of design and be well known by insiders, Starck came in the news morepopular to have collaborated in 1982 to the creation of furniture of some rooms ofprivate apartments of President Mitterrand at the Elysee Palace. But apart from thiswork in addition to many other projects and productions, Starck is known and respectedat home and abroad for its quality designer, intelligent and cultured autodidact,creator of poetic free from conformism, (considered the “enfant terrible “),but fromcontrollatissima professionalita.