360 Family furniture
From the 2009 Magis Collection, 360 Family by Konstantin Grcic is a range of office furniture sure to catch the eye. The set consists of a stool, chair, drawer and desk, with the chair stealing the spotlight in what is a beautifully designed range.
Tagged: 2009 Magis Collection, 360 Family furniture, cool furniture, industrial design
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