This family of surprising chairs created between 2010, and the present is forged from the concept of a cybernetic organism made of organic and biomechatronic body parts. Combining artisanship and high-tech machine work, this delightful juxtaposition of organic and synthetic parts brings about unexpected furniture pieces. A rich amount of additions have been made to the polycarbonate base, including solid wood, traditional wicker, plastics, and upholstery in fabrics and leather. With high-quality materials, imaginative construction, and thoughtful experimentation, each ‘Cyborg’ chair in this collection has come to disrupt our existing routines wonderfully.

Designed to be set within any welcoming personal or hospitality space, indoors or outdoors, these streamlined chairs created between 2010 to the present wonderfully fit a variety of spaces of various dimensions. Available with or without arms and built with either a chromed or painted steel frame design, the chairs in this collection feature comfortable, contoured seats designed in either beech plywood, polycarbonate, polypropylene, or pp covered in fabric. The injection-moulded shell has two layers and allows for two colours. In the transparent one-layer version, a fantastic relief can be discovered inside. The beech plywood seat version is impressive, with a high-relief pattern on the back that resembles lush damask fabric. Throughout this family of chairs, the combination of dedicated artisanship and machine work combines organic and synthetic materials and a vast range of premium textiles to create durable, unexpected furniture pieces.

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Cyborg Collection, design by Marcel Wanders for Magis, 2010-present

Troy Collection, design by Marcel Wanders for Magis, 2010-present

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