Stool_One, Set of 2
by Magis
designed by Konstantin Grcic
At A Glance:
Does this stool look comfortable? Well, whether your eyes believe it or not, it is - and it's nothing short of sculpture. Building on his successful Chair_One design, designer Grcic came up with a stool with a structural aluminum construction that fills little space and is sure to leave an impression. Stool_One is stackable to keep it out of your way if you need to save space.
What's To Like:
- Stool_One can be used for almost any application in your home. Dining stool, bar stool, accent piece ... the only one who won't be able to use it is the family dog.
- Let's not forget that this stool is stackable. Those of us who need all the space we can get know how much of a benefit that is.
- Lovers of minimalist design unite! Stool_One is an ode to the style.
What's Not to Like:
You could pay a bunch less for a counter stool, and there's no denying that. Unless you're a minimalist at heart, in which case Stool_One is right up your alley.
The Bottom Line:
Turn any living space into a stylish minimalist haven with Stool_One from Magis. It's a sculptural masterpiece - a true union of form and function.
Details:
- 33.07" h x 22.04" w x 18.70" d
- Stackable to save space - comes in sets of 2
- Painted aluminum seat is formed like a soccer ball, with triangular spaces
- Sturdy and lightweight
Also see the rest of the _One Collection:
Chair_One
Table_One, 63" Wide
Table_One Bistro Round Table
Square Table_One Bistro
Table_One Bistro, 43" Tall
The Magis Stool_One is also known by the following manufacturer Item Number: MGE20.
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Magis is an Italian furniture company that puts a high emphasis on design and technological innovation. Its products often find themselves on the cutting edge of both design and structural composition - many times almost as a byproduct of the designer's standards of what is good and necessary in a useful chair or table. Magis seeks to create items that can be used in any room of the home (indoors or outdoors) and add beauty anywhere. Founded in 1976 and continuing to operate as a factory-free organization, Magis uses local contractors and outsources its manufacturing to create greater flexibility in the design process.
