REFLECTIONS OF DESIGN — MAGIS AT MILANO DESIGN WEEK 2025

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Where form meets emotion, and imagination takes shape.

At Milano Design Week 2025, Magis unveiled five new creations that embody its ever-evolving spirit of design: Ancora by Ronan Bouroullec, Bishop by Konstantin Grcic, Morphed Mirror by Paul Cocksedge, Motta by Jasper Morrison, and Pied-à-terre by Brogliato Traverso. Each piece carries the quiet confidence of Magis — a brand that continues to explore the beauty of simplicity, function, and imagination.

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Presented at Salone del Mobile.Milano 2025, these collections unfold with a gentle balance between structure and soul. Ancora, by Ronan Bouroullec, channels the raw poetry of concrete into sculptural tables that feel both grounded and graceful. Bishop, by Konstantin Grcic, transforms glossy painted steel into a statement of purity — honest, modern, and bold. Morphed Mirror, by Paul Cocksedge, invites us to see beyond reflection, where glass bends and distorts light to reveal a more fluid reality. Motta, by Jasper Morrison, continues his long-standing collaboration with Magis through a chair that celebrates effortless design — smart, simple, and quietly refined. Meanwhile, Pied-à-terre, by Brogliato Traverso, reimagines the round table with an extending form defined by clarity and rhythm, its graphic element doubling as both structure and soul.

Ancora by Ronan Bouroullec

Bishop by Konstantin Grcic

Beyond the fair, the Magis Showroom on Corso Garibaldi became a space of discovery with “Squash”, an installation curated by Paul Cocksedge. Here, his Morphed Mirror took center stage — a play of reflection and perception that reminds us how design can move, distort, and even stir emotion.

Morphed Mirror by Paul Cocksedge

Morphed Mirror by Paul Cocksedge

Through these new expressions, Magis once again reaffirms its belief that design is more than form — it is a dialogue between imagination and life itself.

Motta by Jasper Morrison

Motta by Jasper Morrison

Pied-à-terre by BrogliatoTraverso