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The Bombo stool is the most significant piece by Magis, for more than one reason. Stefano Giovannoni designed the stool in 1997, and for the following 10 years, the remarkable design of the product accounted for more than 50 percent of the brand’s sales creating such a huge commercial success that it changed the perception of all the categories of bar stools.
Sadly, it soon became the world’s most copied design piece: only in China, thousands of companies are still copying the Bombo stool.
In 2000 Jasper Morrison and Magis develop the first one-piece chair produced with air molding technology.
Presented as the beautiful manifestation of technological revolution, the Air Chair method consists of gas injected into a mold with fiberglass-reinforced polypropylene: the result is a stable, resistant, and extremely lightweight chair.
Originally invented for children as part of the Me Too collection, the Puppy is a little dog designed by the Finnish designer Eero Aarnio that soon developed into an iconic piece for the use of adult designers, collectors, and more.
Available in different colors and sizes, this abstract polyethylene dog is a durable stool, a playful sculpture, and a work of art in its own right.
The Chair_One is the piece that, more than any other, reflects the Magis values of boldness, persistence, and courage. Initially considered more a piece of art or an experiment, this geometrical chair designed by Konstantin Grcic exploits the potential of die casting, and is today, a widely acclaimed design classic.
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