Magis - Raviolo low chair red

The search for sculptural and functional forms of furniture, in products for large-scale production, is a constant in the design philosophy of Ron Arad. Thanks to the cutting-edge technology of Magis, this idea has taken on a range of different, original and unmistakable shapes, including the Raviolo armchair, created from a single strip of rotational moulded polyethylene. Raviolo is available in a wide range of colors and therefore is equally at ease in any environment, domestic and contract, indoor and outdoor.

Ron Arad

Ron Arad attends the accademy of art in jerusalem and, in 1974, he settles in London where he quickly developes artistic and cultural interests outside architecture. His work becomes increasingly oriented towards design and non-rhetorical artistic use of materials. In 1981, with dennis groves and caroline thorman, he set up One Off, the design agency that made its successful debut with a set of tubular steel furniture. As a sculptor and craftsman he produces furniture that is emotional and sensual as well as aggressively light and pratical.

Magis

A story of ideas, creativity and experimentation. Since 1976. This is the know-how that Magis brings to the world of design.
Established in Northern Italy as a family business, thanks to the ingenuity of visionary Eugenio Perazza it has become a major design laboratory for home, outdoor, office and contract and a global player in design field. Magis is a Latin word meaning “more“. And this is precisely the origin of the propulsive drive for experimentation. To be and do more.
Magis has always believed in young and emerging talents, and over the years, the company has grown and experimented alongside many of them, now famous on the international scene. Jasper Morrison, Konstantin Grcic, Philippe Starck, Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec and Jerszy Seymour are just some of the designers who are part of the Magis family.An eclectic, versatile design that take up homes, public spaces and stands out in the permanent exhibitions of more than 35 museums around the world, and has won close to a hundred of the most prestigious awards including five Compasso d’Oro awards, the oldest and most authoritative worldwide design award.