By the late ’80s, most chairs were no longer comfortable, and my scoop was ergonomics.
The first line was like a kind of banana skin that welcomed people, this implied large radii. I remember having drawn it with long ropes, like a compass, and its arched and soft shapes ended up adapting to the process and technique of aluminium casting, a technique required by the industrialist.
The result was two moulds, one of a significant size that includes the rear part with the armrests and the second, the front legs.
The seat and backrest in propylene with a metal rod core are upholstered in fabric or leather.
The Marta chair has been installed in prestigious meeting rooms, also in Michelin-star restaurants and in the VIP lounges of T1 at Barcelona Airport.
Its comfort, resistance and aesthetics can be adapted to a wide range of spaces.
