Magis | Home Accessories
Storage that becomes part of the interior
Good storage does more than conceal belongings; it can give structure to a room. Across Cabinets and Sideboards and Bookcases and Shelves, Magis offers solutions for living areas, workspaces and smaller interiors where every centimetre matters. A Magis storage cabinet or modern sideboard can create a visual anchor while keeping everyday objects organised, whereas a modular shelving system leaves more freedom to display books and personal pieces. The well-known 360° collection by Magis is particularly relevant to this flexible approach to storage, showing how organisation can adapt to changing domestic and professional routines.
Entryways designed around everyday rituals
The entrance is often one of the smallest areas of the home, yet it has to manage coats, bags, umbrellas and the constant movement of people arriving and leaving. Magis turns these practical needs into opportunities for design. The Poppins umbrella stand gives the traditional umbrella holder a playful, immediately recognizable form, while the Four Leaves aluminium coat stand offers a more vertical and architectural solution for coats and accessories. Together with other designer home accessories, these pieces can help create an entryway that feels organised without becoming overly formal. When considering a modern coat stand or contemporary umbrella stand, available floor space and daily habits are just as important as appearance.
Objects that add function without filling the room
Some of the most useful accessories are those that can perform a task and then quietly become part of the surroundings. The Transit folding trolley, designed by David Mellor, responds precisely to this idea: a mobile surface can support serving, storage or everyday organisation and adapt as needs change. A Magis kitchen cart or modern kitchen trolley can be especially useful where fixed work surfaces are limited, while consoles, mirrors and clocks introduce function without requiring large amounts of space. In a hallway, for example, a narrow console table and a designer wall mirror can create a useful transition area while making the space feel more open.
Accessories as a layer of personality
Edward Barber & Jay Osgerby and Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec, alongside David Mellor, reflect the broader Magis philosophy of finding new possibilities in familiar objects. Across Home Accessories, Vases, Consoles and Mirrors and Clocks, practical pieces can introduce rhythm, colour or an unexpected silhouette without requiring a complete change of furniture. This makes accessories a natural way to connect different areas of the home. They can sit alongside pieces from Magis lighting, complement a living setting built around Magis Armchairs & Lounge, or bring smaller functional details to a room furnished with Magis Tables & Low Tables.
From indoor details to outdoor greenery
The same attention continues outside with Outdoor Vases and Vaseholders, where containers become part of the architecture of terraces and gardens. Magis outdoor vases and designer outdoor vases can be used to introduce greenery, define different zones or soften the transition between furniture and landscape. When choosing large outdoor planters or more compact vaseholders, consider the scale of both the plant and the surrounding space: taller forms can create vertical accents, while grouped planters can establish a more layered composition. Combined with Magis outdoor seating and tables, these elements help an exterior feel considered as a complete living environment rather than simply furnished with individual objects.
