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KRISTALIA - Music, furniture and material innovation
KRISTALIA - Music, furniture and material innovation
A passion for design and jazz led four young Friulian entrepreneurs not only to listen to music together, but also to develop and sell furniture together. They founded KRISTALIA and from the outset attracted attention with their particularly progressive, characteristic designs and technological details and solutions. Their willingness to experiment with manufacturing processes and materials arouses curiosity. It is not uncommon, for example, for materials from sport, fashion and automotive engineering to be used. The founders see "Made in Italy" as both a claim and a distinction. KRISTALIA offers furniture and lighting suitable for everyday use, manufactured with precise craftsmanship in its own factory in northern Italy - and gives contemporary Italian design a new direction. One of KRISTALIA's most remarkable, exemplary products is the ELEPHANT plastic shell chair by the Munich duo Neuland Industriedesign. Eva Paster and Michael Geldmacher have experimented with the silhouette of the pachyderm and designed a delicate piece of seating furniture with a high level of comfort.MAGAZIN stocks selected KRISTALIA furniture in its stores. The enthusiasm of the northern Italians for materials and new construction techniques appealed to us right from the start. The clear functionality and top quality are particularly impressive.
You can find KRISTALIA products and expert advice in our stores
In our stores in Cologne, Stuttgart, Bonn and Munich, you are right in the middle of the world of MAGAZIN products. Take a look at what interests you, touch the products and try them out.
You will recognize our own products at the M, because we believe that there's no such thing as impossible. That's why we make things ourselves that are not available the way we would like them to be. Or we make things that do exist better.
We share a common attitude with all our manufacturers: we sell well-designed products and take a critical look at materials and manufacturing processes.
