Marce Natural Chair

Marce Natural Chair: A Masterpiece of Design

Bring a piece of design history into your home with the Marce Natural Chair, available at Mobles Ca'n Barato. Clearly inspired by the iconic Marcel Breuer "Cesca" chair, this piece creates a stunning dialogue between traditional craftsmanship and industrial materials, making it a must-have for style-conscious homes in Mallorca.

The "Cannage" Trend

• Natural Materials: The seat and backrest are crafted from solid Elm wood framing authentic natural rattan cane. This "cannage" technique provides a warm, organic texture that is incredibly popular in Mediterranean interior design.

• Chrome Steel Frame: The sleek tubular steel structure provides a modern contrast and ensures durability.

Comfort in Motion (Cantilever Design) The Marce isn't just beautiful; it's engineered for comfort.

• Flexible Seating: The unique cantilever design (no back legs) uses the tensile strength of the steel to provide a gentle, springy rocking motion when you sit. It’s far more comfortable than a rigid four-legged chair.

• Perfect Specs: With a seat height of 45 cm, it fits perfectly under standard dining tables. Supports up to 100 kg.

Visit Us in Palma Add a touch of sophistication to your dining room or home office. Visit Mobles Ca'n Barato in Son Sardina to see why the Marce chair is our top-trending product.

SHIPPING COSTS:

Collection at Palma stores or warehouses: FREE

Delivery and assembly to the rest of the Balearic Islands and mainland Spain: DEPENDING ON THE OPTION SELECTED IN THE SHOPPING CART

WE DO NOT SHIP TO THE CANARY ISLANDS, CEUTA, OR MELILLA

For more information, please contact us using our contact form or by email at comercial@moblescanbarato.com

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