MAGINO STOOL
MAGINO STOOL
Designed by Karim Rashid & Umbra Studio
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, 16.5 x 11.5 x 17 inches (42 x 29 x 43 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.
INFORMATION
WEIGHT
Max weight capacity of 200lbs. (90 kg).
CARE
For best care, clean with a soft damp cloth and water. Avoid chemical solutions.
MATERIAL
Acrylic
COLOR
Clear
THICK AND DURABLE
Magino is made with ½-inch (13mm) thick acrylic, making it durable and shatter resistant
COLLECTION
Magino
SKU
322720-165
USE
Clear acrylic stool doubles as an attractive side table and storage for books or magazines.
DETAIL
Modern addition to any living space without taking up much visual space.
PRODUCTION
Made in Canada
ENVIRONMENT
Indoor
ORIGINAL DESIGN & SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
Our team of international designers brings thought, creativity and original design to everyday items. Umbra products are made to last using high quality materials and we back that with a 45-Day Money Back Guarantee & a 1-Year Manufacturer’s Warranty. Don’t be fooled by copy-cat products. Choose Umbra and get the original
AWARD 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
IDEAL 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 living
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 table
DESIGNERS
UMBRA STUDIO
Meet The Designer
We live it. We breathe it. It's in our soul. We start with inspiration and end with innovation. Our team of international designers bring thought and creativity into everyday items. Driven by innovation, we pull inspiration from the global marketplace, in order to push boundaries in our approach to original design.
KARIM RASHID
Karim Rashid is one of the most creative, prolific and non-conformist designers and architects on the contemporary scene. Born in Cairo in 1960 to an Egyptian father and an English mother, he grew up in an artistic and cosmopolitan milieu spending time between London and Ottawa where he obtained his degree in Industrial Design at Carleton University in 1982.
He then specialized in Italy, between Naples and Milan, and finally settled in New York, where he opened an office in 1993. Sensitive to social and eco-sustainability issues, Rashid imagines an ideal future in which design is accessible to all in a world dominated by beauty.
His works spring from this vision characterized by a futuristic and eccentric mood, in which colour plays an essential role. For the designer, pink has the same neutral and universal value as white. Rashid's style is characterized by pop or pastel tones, bold combinations and glossy lacquered finishes. He favours plastic and solid surfaces that can be coloured and printed at will, channelling the soft and sensual forms that distinguish his work.
The successful career of Karim Rashid, now considered one of the 10 most influential designers in the world, began in 1996 with the Umbra Garbo basket, made of injection-moulded plastic, whose sinuous shape was inspired by the silhouette of movie star Greta Garbo.
This was followed by the Oh Chair by Umbra (1999) and the colourful kids' Kapsule Chair by Offi (2001).
During this same period, he also designed the interiors of the Morimoto restaurant in Philadelphia and, in 2004, the Semiramis hotel in Athens.
Since then, Rashid has developed numerous projects in the fields of product and interior design, architecture and fashion, art and graphics, music and packaging.
His intense career also includes the publication of books and the preparation of exhibitions, for which he has received over 300 design awards.
Among the many Karim Rashid-designed furnishings and accessories are the Cadmo lamp collections (2006) for Artemide; Cyborg (2015) for Martinelli Luce; Apex (2015) for Fontana Arte; Floob (2007) for Kundalini; the Murano glass collections for Purho.
His main bathroom projects include the Enjoy and Amedeo (2015) collections for Ceramica Cielo and the Lap Plus washbasin for Glass Design (2020). Rashid designed the Tide and Blend storage units for Casamania & Horm; the Dragonfly transformable chaise longue for Bonaldo (2006); the Voxel collection for Vondom (2010); the Superblob seating system for Edra (2002); the Kant stools for Casamania (2006); Swell garden furniture for Talenti (2009); and more recently, the Heartbeat seating system for the Canadian company Neinkamper (2019) and the Klover picnic table with integrated chairs for Punto Design (2020).













