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Philippe StarckPhilippe Starck is a French designer who has become widely known since the start of his career in the 1980s for his interior, product, industrial and architectural design work.

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REDPhilippe Starckstudied at the ÉcoleCamondoin

Paris. An inflatable structure he imagined in

1969 was a first incursion into questions of

materiality, and an early indicator of Starck's

interest in where and how people live. Starck's

iconoclastic designs brought him to the

attention of Pierre Cardin who offered him a job

as artistic director of his publishing house.

At the same time, Starckset up his first

industrial design company, StarckProduct. His

concept of democratic design led him to focus on

mass-produced consumer goods rather than one-off

pieces, seeking ways to reduce cost and improve

quality in mass-market goods.

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In 1983, the French President

François Mitterrand, on the

recommendation of his Minister

of Culture Jack Lang, chose

Starck to refurbish the

president's private apartments

at the Élysée. The following

year he designed the Café

Costes.

Starck's prolific output

expanded to include furniture,

decoration, architecture, street

furniture, industry, bathroom

fittings, kitchens, floor and wall

coverings, lighting, domestic

appliances, office equipment

such as

staplers, utensils , tableware, clothing, accessories toys, glassware , graphic design and publishing, even food, and vehicles for land, sea, air and space .

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The buildings he designed

in Japan, starting in 1989,

went against the grain of

traditional forms. The first,

Nani Nani, in Tokyo, is an

anthropomorphic structure,

clad in a living material that

evolves over time. The

message was clear: yes,

design should take its

place within the

environment but without

impinging on it; an object

must serve its context and

become part of it.

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A year later he designed the Asahi Beer Hall in Tokyo, a building topped with a golden flame. This was followed in 1992 by Le Baron Vert office complex in Osaka. Starck's buildings, while dedicated to work, are no less instilled with life and its constant effervescence.

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For the past thirty years Philippe Starck has been designing hotels all over the world.the Royalton in New York in 1988,

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the Delano in Miami in 1995

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the Mondrian in Los Angeles

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the St Martin's Lane in London in 1999

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The historic Clift in San Francisco with its updated art-deco bar, the Redwood Room.

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In South America, Philippe Starckdesigned the inside and outside of the Hotel Fasanoin Rio de Janeiro in 2007 using materials such as wood, glass and marble.

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Le Meurice in 2008

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the Royal Monceau in 2010

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Philippe Starck was the first designer to participate in the TED Talks

(Technology, Entertainment & Design).

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There is noflashy decoration,

noplagiarism traces, nomysteriousand elegant in thedesign of PhilippeStarck. Each of alldesigns is aroundthe needs of the market , integration

withPhilippeStarcksigns of "emotional marketing" concept , more full

ofchildlikeinnocenceandwithoutrestraint.SavorPhilippe Starck

perpiece,youwill feelat hisrough exteriorhides aforever like naughty boysasyoung heart.Instead of saying thatPhilippeStarck's work belongs to the worldof art ,moreshould be said thatevery piece of work ishe brings to the worldasa new toy.