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.