Mosaico Chair — Microcement Seating by Marlot Baus x Filippo Andrighetto
The Mosaico Chair Collection
The Mosaico is Marlot Baus' seating collection, designed in collaboration with designer Filippo Andrighetto. Conceived to engage in dialogue with the organic lines of the brand's microcement tables, the Mosaico balances functional simplicity with a sculptural presence — what Andrighetto describes as Mediterranean Geometry.
The Collection
- Mosaico Armchair — full-size armchair with armrests for relaxed dining
- Mosaico Chair — dining chair with a curved backrest
- Mosaico Chair (arm-rest) — Mosaico with integrated armrests
Design
The Mosaico was first presented at Alcova Milano during Milan Design Week 2025 as part of the Daily Rhythms — Life Around the Table installation. The chairs were designed to complement the microcement tables, creating a cohesive dining setting where every piece shares the same material philosophy.
Materials
Solid wood construction with finishes in Dark Oak, Cherry, Natural Oak, and Walnut. Designed to pair seamlessly with Marlot Baus microcement and wood dining tables.
Debut at Milan Design Week 2025
The Mosaico collection made its public debut at Villa Bagatti Valsecchi during Milan Design Week 2025, in an immersive setting curated by Claudia Longarte. The presentation received coverage from international design media including Vosges Paris, My Sun Studio, and Road2France.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Mosaico a chair or a stool?
The Mosaico is a microcement chair designed by Filippo Andrighetto for Marlot Baus. It features a seamless microcement shell on a steel frame, suitable for both residential and contract use.
Can the Mosaico be used outdoors?
The Mosaico is designed for indoor use. Its microcement shell is waterproof, but the steel frame is not galvanised for outdoor exposure.