MAGIS Pipe Chair

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Designed by the famous British designer Jasper Morrison in 2009, Pipe is the restyling of the famous Landi chair, designed by Hans Coray for the National Exposition of Suisse in 1939, the best seller outdoor chair of the 1900’s.

Stacking chair with arms.

Material: frame in aluminium tube painted in polyester powder.

Seat and back in beech plywood, dark finish.

Dimensions 56 × 50 × 80 cm

Brand new value / 2024 –  475 EURO

MAGIS Jerry – The Wild Bunch – Swivel Bar Stool

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Tom & Jerry by Konstantin Grcic in 2012 for Magis are modern reinterpretations of the classic threaded screw stool. Tom, the larger stool, is suitable as a bar stool or as a kitchen stool, while Jerry takes on the function of a classic, small stool.

Adjustable in height up to 16 cm.

Material: frame in solid beech natural or painted; joint and screw in polypropylene with glass fibre added.

Natural beech / Orange

Dimensions 48 × 42 × 50/66 cm

Brand new value / 2024 –  415 EURO

MAGIS Tom – The Wild Bunch – Swivel Bar Stool

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Tom & Jerry by Konstantin Grcic in 2012 for Magis are modern reinterpretations of the classic threaded screw stool. Tom, the larger stool, is suitable as a bar stool or as a kitchen stool, while Jerry takes on the function of a classic, small stool.

Adjustable in height up to 16 cm.

Material: frame in solid beech natural or painted; joint and screw in polypropylene with glass fibre added.

Natural beech / Light Blue

Dimensions 51 × 45 × 70/86 cm

Brand new value / 2024 –  500 EURO

VITRA Standard SP Chair

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Jean Prouvé, 1934/1950

Standard SP (Siège en Plastique) builds a bridge from past to present, revisiting Prouvé’s iconic Standard chair without altering its form: the seat surface and backrest in robust plastic give Standard SP a contemporary look.

Coffee/ Warm Grey

Brand new value / 2024 –  600 EURO

VITRA Standard SP Chair

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Jean Prouvé, 1934/1950

Standard SP (Siège en Plastique) builds a bridge from past to present, revisiting Prouvé’s iconic Standard chair without altering its form: the seat surface and backrest in robust plastic give Standard SP a contemporary look.

Ekru / Olive

Brand new value / 2024 –  600 EURO

VITRA Standard SP Chair

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Jean Prouvé, 1934/1950

Standard SP (Siège en Plastique) builds a bridge from past to present, revisiting Prouvé’s iconic Standard chair without altering its form: the seat surface and backrest in robust plastic give Standard SP a contemporary look.

Chocolate / Citron

Brand new value / 2024 –  600 EURO

PROSTORIA Polygon Armchair

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The Polygon chair is typologically derived from the modernist legacy of the Yugoslav design of the 50s and 60s, but with a contemporary shift towards more complex surfaces and skewed constructive lines.

Dimensions:

79 x 72 x 77 cm

Brand new value / 2024 – 1200 EURO

PROSTORIA Polygon Armchair

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Polygon retains all traditional elements of a modernist chair, but deconstructs them, creating new relations between them. The form of the bent steel bars of the structure, the seat and the backrest are coordinated via a triangular geometry. The composition of the triangle is accentuated when viewed from the side, but once the observer begins to move, these forms transform into hexagons and more complex polygons.

Dimensions:

79 x 72 x 77 cm

Brand new value / 2024 – 1200 EURO

PROSTORIA Strain High Barstool

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The character of a barstool is obtained through indented form of a seat-shell and interweaving principle of steel tube legs which is actually a signature of the whole Strain collection. Ergonomically shaped seat, inspired by a saddle, offers various ways of dynamic seating and it’s made out of solid wood finished with natural oil. The interweaving principle of steel tube legs, in one way solves the footrest, stiffens the construction and creates a seat holder. Available in three heights, the barstool easily adapts to various interior situations of residential or public spaces.

Dimensions 48 × 43 × 83 cm

Brand new value / 2024 – 500 EURO

PROSTORIA Segment Coffee Table

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Segment is a system which solves the hierarchical principles of assembling the components of modular upholstered furniture. Segment’s identity is determined by the form of its main component part, with its characteristic basic double-sided ends sloping at a 45° angle, thereby enabling the assembling of the parts in all three axes. Segment plays homage to the digits of early 7-segment digital watches, a concept that yields the possibility of putting together a variety of functional and even unconventional compositions in a space.

Dimensions: 110 x 71 x 28 cm

Brand new value / 2024 – 1200 EURO