magis deja vu chair
by Naoto Fukasawa from Magis
magis deja vu chair
Design Naoto Fukusawa, 2005
Polished & powder-coated aluminum
Made in Italy by Magis
Haven't we met before? The Deja-Vu chair collection provides a stylish seat with a variety of options to accomodate your seating needs in any environment. Seat and back made of polished, die-cast aluminum for a strong yet light- weight design. Reverse of back rest in your choice of wood. Their elegance and comfort will make you feel like you're having a Deja-Vu.
Naoto Fukasawa was born in Yamanashi Prefecture and graduated from Tama Art University in 1980. He has worked with Seiko Epson, designing wristwatch & wristTV technology; LCD TVs, LCD projectors and other equipment. He has designed a number of products utilizing state-of-the-art technology for start-up companies and for big brand name computer and communications related companies, and has won numerous design awards in Europe and the United States.
Outdoor version features powder-coated legs, seat & back.
31" h | 16" w | 17" d | seat: 18" h
Polished & powder-coated aluminum
Made in Italy by Magis
Haven't we met before? The Deja-Vu chair collection provides a stylish seat with a variety of options to accomodate your seating needs in any environment. Seat and back made of polished, die-cast aluminum for a strong yet light- weight design. Reverse of back rest in your choice of wood. Their elegance and comfort will make you feel like you're having a Deja-Vu.
Naoto Fukasawa was born in Yamanashi Prefecture and graduated from Tama Art University in 1980. He has worked with Seiko Epson, designing wristwatch & wristTV technology; LCD TVs, LCD projectors and other equipment. He has designed a number of products utilizing state-of-the-art technology for start-up companies and for big brand name computer and communications related companies, and has won numerous design awards in Europe and the United States.
Outdoor version features powder-coated legs, seat & back.
31" h | 16" w | 17" d | seat: 18" h
$785.00 + free shipping
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Naoto Fukasawa
Naoto Fukasawa came to the United States in 1989 and started working for the then upstart ID Two company. In 1996, he helped to set up their Tokyo office and served as its head while they became known as IDEO. Fukasawa remained with the company until 2003 when he established his own company, Naoto Fukasawa Design.
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.