Est. 1976 · Motta di Livenza, Treviso · Italy

A Laboratory of Ideas

Magis's collections, available exclusively through Livingspace.

Fifty Years of Experimentation

Founded in 1976 by Eugenio Perazza in Motta di Livenza — the company's name is Latin for "more" — Magis built its identity as a "laboratory of ideas," treating experimentation and even failure as part of the design process. That approach produced collaborations with Enzo Mari, Philippe Starck, Jasper Morrison, and the Bouroullec brothers, and icons including the Bombo stool and Chair_One. Now led by Alberto Perazza, Magis's collections are available in Western Canada exclusively through Livingspace.

JASPER MORRISON
Motta
A lightweight seating collection in slim steel tube, reuniting Morrison with Magis after decades — named for the brand’s original home.
KONSTANTIN GRCIC
Bishop
A chair built from laser-cut, folded steel — structural precision rendered with the same rigor Grcic brings to industrial design.
RONAN BOUROULLEC
Ancora
Concrete tables balancing sculptural mass with structural precision, part of Magis’s 50th anniversary presentation.

Jasper Morrison

Designer, Magis

Jasper Morrison designed Motta for Magis’s 2026 collection — a reunion after decades of collaboration dating to 1993, named for the brand’s original headquarters and inspired by Giandomenico Belotti’s Spaghetti Chair.

Konstantin Grcic

Designer, Magis

Konstantin Grcic designed Bishop, a 2026 chair built from laser-cut, folded steel — part of Magis’s 50th anniversary presentation, “Rooted in the Future.”

A Laboratory of Ideas

Fifty Years of Experimentation

Collection Highlights

Motta

Bishop

Ancora

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