Mosaico Sessel
Der Sessel Mosaico aus Massivholz wird handwerklich in Spanien gefertigt. Sein ergonomisches Design mit Armlehnen bietet optimalen Komfort an Ihrem Esstisch.
Jedes Stück ist einzigartig, gefertigt mit traditionellen Techniken und erstklassigen Materialien.
Dieses Möbelstück wird auf Bestellung gefertigt. Die geschätzte Produktionszeit beträgt 30–35 Werktage; die Versandkosten werden beim Bezahlen berechnet.
Auf der Suche nach mehr Inspiration? Entdecken Sie alle unsere Tische aus Mikrozement, handgefertigt in unserer Werkstatt in Barcelona.
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MATERIALS / DIMENSIONS
CARE AND MAINTENANCE
For daily cleaning, use a soft cloth wrung out in clean water.
Avoid using any chemical cleaners on the furniture.
After cleaning, dry the wood with a soft cloth to prevent streaks and scratches.
DESIGN
The Mosaico collection, designed by Filippo Andrighetto, combines solid oak and sculptural forms inspired by the Mediterranean architecture of Ricardo Bofill, evoking modularity, rhythm, and elegance.
VERSAND UND RÜCKGABE
Jedes Stück wird in Barcelona auf Bestellung gefertigt; die Produktion kann bis zu 30–35 Werktage dauern.
Versand Kosten werden an der Kasse nach Ziel und Größe berechnet; Lieferbedingungen variieren. Sendungen sind versichert: bei Erhalt prüfen und Schäden binnen 48 Stunden melden. Siehe Versandrichtlinie.
Rückgabe Die Berechtigung hängt von Produkt, Personalisierung und Ziel ab. Marlot organisiert berechtigte EU-Rückgaben; außerhalb der EU organisiert und bezahlt der Kunde zulässige Rückgaben. Bei berechtigten Standardprodukten muss die Rückgabe binnen 14 Kalendertagen angefragt werden. Bedingungen und Kosten gelten: ursprünglicher Versand ist nicht erstattbar und etwa 12 % Rücksendegebühr können anfallen. Siehe Rückerstattungsrichtlinie.
PLEASURE ON
THE CHAIR
FILIPPO
ANDRIGHETTO
The Mosaico Collection emerges from the collaboration between Marlot Baus and Italian architect and designer Filippo Andrighetto, based in Copenhagen.
Conceived to engage in dialogue with the organic lines of Marlot Baus tables, it balances functional simplicity with a sculptural presence.
At its core lies the Silla Sencilla — a refined reinterpretation of the classic wooden chair: solid, stackable, and versatile. Alongside it, the Mosaico pieces explore geometry, rhythm, and structure as an aesthetic language, celebrating architectural strength and timeless elegance.
Each piece is crafted from solid oak and noble materials, merging artisanal precision with a contemporary vision. The result is an honest, serene collection designed to evolve with time and bring a sense of natural harmony to any space.
The collection designed for Marlot Baus was conceived to offer a timeless design that complements the organic forms of Marlot Baus tables. The aim was to create, on one hand, a simple and versatile chair — the Silla Sencilla — and, on the other, a more iconic and sculptural series of seats: the Mosaico collection. Both lines reflect Filippo Andrighetto’s signature approach — clean geometry, detail-oriented aesthetics, and the use of honest materials.
The Silla Sencilla reinterprets the classic wooden chair found in traditional still lifes, offering an elegant and functional version that is solid, stackable, and adaptable to a variety of settings.
The Mosaico series, on the other hand, takes a more sculptural direction, drawing inspiration from the tiled Mediterranean architecture of southern Spain and Catalonia. In particular, it references the work of Catalan architect Ricardo Bofill, especially iconic buildings such as Walden 7 and La Muralla Roja, where tiled patterns and vibrant geometry reinforce a modular architectural aesthetic.
This influence is reflected in the bold forms and rhythmic composition of the Mosaico pieces, which celebrate structure, playful monumentality, and elegance.
ÄHNLICHE PRODUKTE
About the Designer
FILIPPO
ANDRIGHETTO
Filippo Andrighetto is an Italian architect and designer based in Copenhagen, Denmark, working across architecture, interiors, and furniture design.
In the field of furniture, he produces and distributes his own collection internationally while also collaborating with design companies on bespoke pieces.
He defines his approach as soft futurism — a fusion of tradition and innovation. By combining raw materials such as metal and stone with warm, natural elements like wood and fabric, his work balances minimalist form and industrial strength with organic softness.
Rooted in Italian craftsmanship and guided by the principles of slow design, each piece reflects a deep commitment to quality, sustainability, and timeless elegance. Designed to evolve over time, his furniture embraces natural change, becoming more beautiful and personal with age.