Mariolina stool now available

We are pleased to announce that the Mariolina stool is now available. Lightweight and stackable, this new addition expands one of Magis’ most iconic seating families, making it even more versatile and functional.

With the introduction of the stool — which shares the same forms, features and materials as the chair — the collection naturally evolves into new settings and functions, while preserving the same balance between simplicity, practi­cality and personality.

Available in the same finishes as the chair and in two different heights, 66 and 76 cm, the Mariolina stool is suitable for both residential and contract spaces, offering comfort thanks to its generously proportioned backrest.

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Magis Proust @ “Alessandro Mendini. Cose – Stanze come mondi”

From May 16 to September 27, 2026, the iconic Magis Proust is an integral part of the exhibition “Alessandro Mendini. Cose – Stanze come mondi” at Villa Giulia, Pallanza, Verbania.

The armchair, in Baroque style, represents the industrial evolution of the original “Poltrona di Proust”, designed by Mendini in the late 1970s. On display, alongside the standard colours, two original shades recently introduced: bright yellow and menthol green.

The exhibition, curated by Loredana Parmesani, traces Mendini’s career through 130 of his works, inviting visitors to discover the creative evolution of one of the greatest names in twentieth-century Italian design and architecture.

Objects with a story yet to be written

Presented at Milano Design Week, the Archeo collection proposes two quirky objects that leave space to the imagination.

Born from an intense research on materials and the creativity of Jaime Hayón, these sculptural objects, characterised byirregular forms and surfaces that seem eroded by time, are made in rotational-moulded polyethylene. Archeo comes in two versions and five colour options.

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Honourable Mention at the Compasso d’Oro ADI award

We are proud to share that the In-Side collection, designed by Thomas Heatherwick, has received an Honourable Mention at the 29th edition of the Compasso d’Oro ADI award.

This comes as an important acknowledgement of the technological research Magis poured into this project, challenging the standard construction methods of outdoor furniture.