The organic contours of the Magnet Dots recall the form of pebble stones. Coated with a layer of robust plastic, the small yet strong magnets can be used to fasten notes or papers to your fridge or any other steel surface. With their vivid colours and unusual shape, these eye-catchers brighten both homes and offices and can also serve as purely decorative elements.
The Magnet Dots are available in four different colour sets. Consisting of five magnets, each set contains different shades of one colour family: red, green, light or dark. The colour combinations were carefully defined by Hella Jongerius.
Magnet Dots
Magnet Dots
by Vitra
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Materials/Construction
Magnet: inset ferrite magnet. One magnet can hold up to 5 sheets of A4 paper.
The organic contours of the Magnet Dots recall the form of pebble stones. Coated with a layer of robust plastic, the small yet strong magnets can be used to fasten notes or papers to your fridge or any other steel surface. With their vivid colours and unusual shape, these eye-catchers brighten both homes and offices and can also serve as purely decorative elements.
The Magnet Dots are available in four different colour sets. Consisting of five magnets, each set contains different shades of one colour family: red, green, light or dark. The colour combinations were carefully defined by Hella Jongerius.
