Philippe Starck is easily one of the most profound French designers in the last century. His influence spans interior, product, industrial and architectural design throughout the world. Most notably, he pioneered the democratic design movement which transforms everyday objects into works of modern art – such as the juicy salif citrus juicer. This monograph celebrates his life and work through a curation of images and essays by professor and post-researcher, Judith Carmel-Arthur. Bound by hand in bonded leather, this timeless book will live on as long as Starck’s iconic work.