Déjà-vu Chair - Two toned version by Magis

Design Naoto Fukasawa. After the Déjà-vu stool came out a few months ago and immediately became a good seller, here is the chair in the same stylistic vein. Attractive, simple, quite the icon. Seat and backrest made in polished die-cast aluminium, tubular legs in extruded aluminium, also polished. The great new idea is the covering of the outside of the backrest in white ABS, black ABS or wood-covered ABS, tying the chair in visually with the table top of the same family.

Detailed color: Alu/ ext. back Wenge
Detailed material: Legs in extruded aluminium polished - Seat and back in polished diecast aluminium - Reverse of back in oak stained wenge

Magis embraces its identity though a heterogeneous company catalogue based on leading edge technology that incorporates mass production. Since 1976 this Italian newcomer in the furniture business, founded by Eugenio Perazza, has become a giant design laboratory that entrusts creative international designers to carry out diversified production through the flexibility that comes from an emphasis on R&D within a “factory free” framework.  The Air-chair by Jasper Morrison is one such example, while Konstantin Grcic’s Stool and Jerszy Seymour’s debut on the industrial design scene with the Easy Chair are among others.