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Magis - Our favourites

Magis - Our favourites There is so much that could be said about the Italian furniture company Magis. I'll keep this outline of the company short, and then I'll go on to outlining our top pic ...

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Is it a chair? Is it a stool? It`s the Magis Spun!

Thomas Heatherwick was the designer of the Spun Chair for Magis. It can be a stool or a chair; the choice is yours!  Spun is a comfortable, relaxing and functional chair that can r ...

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Salone Del Mobile - Milan

This past week we have been away in Italy for the Salone Del Mobile in Milan. Salone Del Mobile is a Furniture Fair consisting of over 2000 exhibitors over 200,000 Square Metres. The 1st ev ...

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The Piggyback Table - Designed by Thomas Heatherwick

The Piggyback Table Magis, an Italian designer furniture supplier, asked Thomas Heatherwick and his company ( Heatherwick Studio) to design an expanding table. But they wanted the table ...

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​Make learning fun with Papillon Interiors.

Vitra Eames Elephant                 The Vitra Eames Elephant is not only a cute and aesthetically pleasing piece but also a fun and creative seat, t ...

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​Turner Contemporary exhibition: Risk

Design can be a risky business, from the initial stages of R&D where a designer’s sketchpad or ideas board will contain all kinds of crazy and untested propositions (the vast majority of which ...

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Barber Osgerby - A brief overview

A lot of people will see a product, and will just quickly scan over who the designers of a product are. They don't really care about the designer, they just want to see the brand and the price.

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Thomas Heatherwick gets the green light...

Thomas Heatherwick is one of our favourite designers. Having created the ingenious Magis Spun Chair, his designs are loved by many, although not many realise the scale on which Thomas Heatherwick som ...

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It's A Dogs Life, Or Maybe A Cats?

It's A Dogs Life, Or Maybe A Cats? There's nothing an animal lover likes more than being able to treat their pets. Many owners of dogs and cats treat their animals as if they were children, a ...

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Vitra Design Classics - Chairs

Over the years, Vitra have produced an absolute plethora of chairs. Chairs which range in sizes, shapes, colours, and fabrics; they simply do not hold back. Vitra source only the best of design ...

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The Vitra Belleville Chair & Table Debut – Milan 2015

Designed by the Bouroullec brothers for Vitra, the Belleville chair comes as a practical yet refined plastic chair composed of two basic components, being a structural frame and seat shell.

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A History of The Eames Lounge Chair & Ottoman

There has been many. The prices may differ. But you'll never beat an original, authentic Eames Lounge Chair and Ottoman. Allow me to outline the reasons why. Before I get started, let's f ...

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Vitra and the Grand Repos...the perfect lounge chair?

The  Repos and Grand Repos lounge chairs were jointly designed and developed by Vitra and Antonio Citterio. These chairs introduced a whole new level of comfort and flexibility to the home. Desi ...

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The Tilting Tip Ton Chair From Vitra

Vitra Tip Ton Chair by Barber Osgerby, 2011 Tip Ton defines a whole new chair typology: the solid plastic chair with forward-tilt action. Its name refers to the two types of sitting experienc ...

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Exuding Emblematic Design, We Present The Allstar Office Chair

The Allstar's formation is emblematic and appealing. It seems as though this chair has always existed, which enthuses a feeling of trust and security. Exuding casual ease and comfort, it yie ...

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Get Set For Summer With The Vitra Landi Chair and Davy Table

The Landi chair was originally developed by Hans Coray for the 1939 Swiss National Exhibition, and currently holds an important position in the history of classic twentieth-century design.

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