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VANITY CHAIR 4 PCS
Magis
€550.00 -
CUCU-CLOCK CUCKOO CLOCK
Magis
€165.00 -
TOM E JERRY STOOL
Magis
€267.67 -
VIGNA CHAIR (SET 2 PCS)
Magis
€320.00 -
CAPPUCCINO TRAY
Magis
€235.00 -
DEJA-VU CONSOLE
Magis
€908.33 -
TIDE MODULAR BOOKCASE
Magis
€95.87 -
RAVIOLO ARMCHAIR
Magis
€300.00 -
FLUX CHAIR
Magis
€162.81 -
HOOK FOR NUOVA STEEP LEDDER
Magis
€20.00 -
DEJA VU CHAIR PAINTED
Magis
€325.00 -
DEJA VU CHAIR ALUMINIUM
Magis
€341.67 -
AMLETO IRONING BOARD SPARES
Magis
€12.50 -
PROUST CHAIR
Magis
€533.33 -
BIG BOMBO ROUND TABLE
Magis
€1,794.17 -
TROY CHAIR
Magis
€300.00 -
SPARKLING CHAIR
Magis
€105.00 -
PASO DOBLE CHAIR
Magis
€271.67 -
AVIVA CHAIR
Magis
€165.00 -
SPUN ROTATING CHAIR
Magis
€258.33 -
STRIPED LOW CHAIR
Magis
€266.67 -
STRIPED CHAIR
Magis
€200.00 -
STRIPED STOOL
Magis
€183.33 -
VANITY CHAIR TRANSPARENT
Magis
€237.50 -
AIR TV TABLE
Magis
€214.17 -
MAGIS WAGON COFFEE TABLE
Magis
€341.67 -
BIG BOMBO TABLE ELLIPTICAL
Magis
€1,958.33 -
PILASTRO
Magis
€350.00 -
BOMBO TABLE ADJ
Magis
€376.67 -
MAGIS DOG HOUSE
Magis
€450.00 -
BOOGIE WOOGIE BOOKCASE
Magis
€120.00 -
PIPE DREAMS WATERING-CAN
Magis
€50.00 -
AMLETO IRONING BOARD
Magis
€300.00 -
GARCON FOLDING SHOPPING TROLLEY
Magis
€183.33 -
CENTOMILA STOOL
Magis
€106.67
Magis
Magis is the brand that has given a novel twist to domestic design, building its identity on incorporating leading edge technology into mass production. Founded in 1976 in the bustling north eastern corner of Italy by a newcomer to the furniture business, Eugenio Perazza, Magis is today a giant international design laboratory that constantly puts itself to the test, seeking technological sophistication and employing a highly diversified workforce. Magis seizes the day. It embraces the creativity of leading global designers (Richard Sapper, Jasper Morrison, Stefano Giovannoni, Marc Newson, James Irvine, Konstantin Grcic, Ron Arad, the Bouroullecs and many others)and channels it towards objects perched on the cutting edge. The company even earned kudos from the trendsetter’s bible, Wallpaper, which placed Perazza on top of its list of “Ten who will change the way we live”. The company catalogue is heterogeneous, often divided into technology families entrusted with a clearcut strategy to different designers. Magis’ pace setting reinterpretation of mundane household plastic articles is a case in point: “Step” (1984) is a folding stepladder designed by Andries and Hiroko van Onck. “Bombo” (1997) is Stefano Giovannoni’s playful bar stool – a product that reaped massive revenues for the company.
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