• Clear acrylic stool with curved legs and integrated storage, top corner view
  • Clear acrylic stool with integrated magazine rack for books or vinyl records, open top
  • Clear acrylic stool with curved legs and integrated magazine holder, close-up corner
  • Clear acrylic stool with integrated side magazine rack and open tabletop
  • Clear acrylic stool magazine storage panel, flat front view
  • Clear acrylic stool magazine storage panel with integrated holder, angled view
  • Clear acrylic stool with integrated magazine rack holding books or papers
  • Clear acrylic stool with four curved legs and open top frame, front view

Magino Stool

Umbra Magino Stool and Magazine Rack

The acrylic Magino Stool is perfect as a nightstand, end table or stool with its integrated storage to hold magazines, books or records. Its curved legs and transparent body makes for a chic and simple versatile piece of furniture. Measuring, 16½ x 17 x 11½” (42 x 43 x 29 cm) it functions as a stool, side table and a magazine rack, without taking up tons of space. The acrylic is thick at 13 mm, lending to Magino’s graphic lines and durability (this piece is shatter-proof). Put the finishing touches on your space with this eye-catching piece of furniture.

 

Highly Versatile: Magino is an acrylic table that functions as a sturdy stool or clear side table with built-in magazine storage, but also works great as a side tableIdeal For Smaller Rooms: Magino’s clear acrylic design and compact dimensions won’t take up a lot of visual space or square footage – making it ideal for small space livingThick And Durable: Magino is made with ½-inch (13mm) thick acrylic, making it durable and shatter resistantAward Winning Design: Magino Acrylic Stool was designed by Karim Rashid and won a Housewares Design Award in 2006 – there are many copies, but this is the original design made for Umbra

 

Additional Information

Product Length (Inches) Product Width (Inches) Product Height (Inches) Product Weight (Lbs)
16.5 11.5 17 15.96
Designed By

Designed by: KARIM RASHID

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