MarinoMaza Studio is the Madrid practice of architect and designer Andrés Mariño Maza. The studio designs furniture in steam-bent solid wood, made by hand and to order in its own workshop, in a limited number each year, and creates furniture for public interiors. For the Centre Pompidou’s public library (BPI) in Paris, Andrés was lead furniture project architect for its new home in the Lumière building, after an earlier, smaller project at Beaubourg.

Furniture

Mecedora Marino Rocker, vista lateral

Marino Rocker

Article in Design Milk, 2021

Nina & Beni chair

Barlovento stool in steam-bent American red oak by MarinoMaza

Barlovento stool

Sapiens chair in solid wood with interlocking joints by MarinoMaza

Sapiens chair

Furniture photography: Uxío da Vila

Projects

The Lumière building in Bercy, Paris, temporary home of the BPI library

Lumière

BPI library in Bercy, Paris, 2025: lead furniture project architect

Centre Pompidou façade with its red escalator tube, Paris

Beaubourg

Earlier, smaller intervention at the BPI, Centre Pompidou, Paris

Selected press

“…crafting furniture in steam-bent wood using artisanal techniques that carry an unmistakable architectural precision.”

ArchiPanic, 9 March 2026

«Ha hecho de su exclusivo mobiliario un modelo singular de artesanía sostenible, exquisita y atemporal…»

Translation: “He has made his exclusive furniture a singular model of sustainable, exquisite and timeless craftsmanship…”

Arquitectura y Diseño, 16 November 2025

«El cineasta se interesó por los muebles de madera curvada del stand de la puntera marca marinomaza…»

Translation: “The filmmaker took an interest in the bent-wood furniture on the stand of the leading brand marinomaza…”

El Mundo, LOC, 16 March 2026, on Pedro Almodóvar at the FORMA design fair

All press

Commissions

Each piece is made by hand, to order, in the Madrid workshop, and only a limited number are completed each year: around ten Marino Rockers and about fifteen Nina & Beni chairs, each piece stamped and numbered. For these two pieces the current waiting time is nine months or more. Selected pieces are available immediately through Rossana Orlandi, Milan. The studio also designs furniture for public and private interiors.

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