Radically intuitive, radically laconic. In form and function. In material and surface. And only available from Grcic himself and at MAGAZIN. THING_01 is a three-legged stool made of stainless steel and one of the "Things" that designer Konstantin Grcic produces himself under his own label 25kg: exactly as he conceived it and free of compromises with the furniture industry. You sit or lean on THING_01 the way you intuitively sit on a railing: on a horizontal tube, your feet placed on two of the three legs. Everyone knows this gesture, Grcic transforms it into furniture. As direct as Grcic is known and as unpretentious as MAGAZIN prefers.

Two untreated stainless steel tubes - cleverly bent around each other - form the three-legged frame. The crossbar, which serves as a seat, is closed with two hemispherical plugs. This protects against sharp edges and provides a secure hand grip on the seat.

THING_01 also comes with you if you want. In the garden, at a party or at an event, everyone can move their seat as they wish. And afterwards? The THINGS are lined up together.

Incidentally, the surface is as direct as the furniture itself - raw, expressly made for signs of use, with visible weld seams and their colorful, shimmering consequences. If direct and unadorned, then really!

25kg. The name of the Berlin label reads like a weight - which its founder, one of the most influential German designers, Konstantin Grcic, expressly likes. After all, this is indication enough that something physical is involved. The fact that 25 stands for the year the company was founded and kg for Grcic's initials is as laconic as the products that the designer produces under this name: "Things. Things. Just as he conceived them, free of compromise and designed to stimulate discourse. Playful, experimental and above all: honest. Sounds like MAGAZIN. And cooperation: The Things are only available at 25kg and at MAGAZIN.

"I have a strong desire to realize ideas that drive the discussion forward, that perhaps even trigger controversy. I want to bring these things into the debate. I believe there is a place for them." - Konstantin Grcic