Magis Seggiolina pop Chair Orange
  • Magis Seggiolina pop Chair Orange
  • Magis Seggiolina pop Chair Green
  • Magis Seggiolina pop Chair Blue
  • Magis Seggiolina pop Chair
  • Magis Seggiolina pop Chair
  • Magis Seggiolina pop Chair

Magis Seggiolina Pop Chair

Designer: Enzo Marri
€80.17
Availability if not in stock 1 to 2 weeks.
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  • Blue
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Magis Seggiolina pop Chair by Enzo Mari. Seggiolina Pop is an ultra lightweight childrens chair designed by Enzo Mari for Magis Me Too collection.

  • Sold per 2 (the same color) 
Specifications

Made in sintered expanded polypropylene - similar to polystyrene used in packaging, but much tougher.

Size Description

 
Seating height 30 cm (11.8″)
Height 55 cm (21.7″)
Width 30 cm (11.8″)
Deep 33 cm (13″)

  • Enzo Marri

    Enzo Mari was born in 1932 in Novara. Since the time of his studies at the “Accademia delle Belle Arti” in Milan, he had an intensive artistic activity, with personal and collective exhibitions in various museums of contemporary arts. In 1963 he became the coordinator of the italian group “Nuove Tendenze” (New Trends), caring in 1965 the exhibition of optical kinetic, and program-art for the “Biennale” of Zagreb . He took part of various editions of the “Biennale” of Venice and the “Triennale” of Milan. In the same period he started his activity as designer, at the beginning with personal research, later in collaboration with various companies in graphic and editorial areas and in the sector of industrial products and the organisation of exhibitions. Characteristic of his complete work, which is presenting one of the most popular of the Italian Design, is the continuous research and experimentation of new shapes and signifies of products, even being contrast with the traditional mould of Industrial Design. In 1971 Enzo Mari was participating on a critical speech at the exhibition “Italy: The New Domestic Landscape” at the MOMA in New York.
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