Bombo Stool for Magis
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The Bombo Chair, designed by Stefano Giovannoni in the late 1990s, is a notable example of modern furniture design. It features a distinctive shape characterized by its round, bowl-like seat and a telescoping height adjustment mechanism, allowing it to serve multiple purposes. The chair is often made from durable plastic, which contributes to its playful aesthetic and versatility in various settings, from homes to commercial spaces. Giovannoni's design philosophy often embraces the principles of functionality, innovation, and a sense of playfulness, which is evident in the Bombo Chair. Its design has garnered attention for both its ergonomic form and its modern, minimalist appeal. The chair is available in gray-silver colour, making it a popular choice for contemporary interiors. Available in great vintage condition, with minor surface scratches. The height is adjustable between 50-74cm.
Stefano Giovannoni (La Spezia, 1954) is an Italian designer. He has worked as an industrial designer and interior designer, creating numerous best sellers and successful product families that have earned him titles such as "Champion of super and popular of the 2000s" (Alberto Alessi), "Design Midas" (Cristina Morozzi), and "The most bankable designer" (Eugenio Perazza). He has collaborated with many important companies, including Alessi (notably, the "Girotondo" and "Mami" series, "Il BagnoAlessi," and famous plastic products such as Lilliput, Magic Bunny, and Merdolino), Magis (with the "Bombo," "Vanity," "First," and "Paso Doble" series), Amore Pacific, Artsana, Bisazza, Cederroth, Deborah, Elica, Fiat, Hannspree, Hanssem, Helit, Henkel, Honeywell, Inda, KDDI, Kokuyo, Laufen, Lavazza, LG Hausys, Maletti, Meglio, Mikakuto, Moooi, Nestlé, Nissan, NTT Docomo, Oras, Oregon Scientific, Papernet, Promelit, Pulsar, Replay, Samsung, Seiko, Shaf, Siemens, Skitsch, Sodastream, SPC, Star, Telecom, Toto, 3M, Toto, Tubes, Veneta Cucine, Vondom, and ZTE, among others.
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