magis piña table
by Jaime Hayon from Magis - sale
magis piña table
Design Jaime Hayon, 2014
Steel rod, ash wood or HPL top
Made in Italy by Magis
Piña was born of the desire to create a new seating concept, combining comfortable woven steel rods to produce furniture elements. The rods create a distinctive "capitonné e ect" on the table, adding to the very special character of this design. This very simple yet unique idea has given rise to an entire family of furniture: in addition to this handy table, the Piña collection includes a rocking chair, comfortable low chair with footrest and a great armchair. The Piña collection is rendered even more versatile by the choice of different finishes, perfect for every style and setting.
The frame is in steel tube and painted in polyester powder. Top in solid painted ash or HPL (suitable for outdoor use). A perfect addition to any space.
18.5" h | 15.75" dia. | top: 12.6" dia. | base: 10.2" dia. | table top: 0.5" thick
Steel rod, ash wood or HPL top
Made in Italy by Magis
Piña was born of the desire to create a new seating concept, combining comfortable woven steel rods to produce furniture elements. The rods create a distinctive "capitonné e ect" on the table, adding to the very special character of this design. This very simple yet unique idea has given rise to an entire family of furniture: in addition to this handy table, the Piña collection includes a rocking chair, comfortable low chair with footrest and a great armchair. The Piña collection is rendered even more versatile by the choice of different finishes, perfect for every style and setting.
The frame is in steel tube and painted in polyester powder. Top in solid painted ash or HPL (suitable for outdoor use). A perfect addition to any space.
18.5" h | 15.75" dia. | top: 12.6" dia. | base: 10.2" dia. | table top: 0.5" thick
$543.75 + free shipping
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Jaime Hayon
With a foundation in skateboarding and graffiti art, Jaime Hayon studied industrial design in Madrid and Paris. Hayon’s work mixes art with design and his work often maintains a craft sensibility.
Magis believes a design must not only be good, it should also satisfy a criteria of aesthetic functionalism. Magis combines quality production with a design sensibility that preserves the tradition of Italian made craftsmanship.