
Pieces in steam-bent solid wood, made by hand in Madrid. Lead furniture project architect for the BPI library, Centre Pompidou, Paris.
Andrés Mariño Maza
Artist, designer, architect and maker, Madrid
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Centre Pompidou
BPI furniture, 2022-2025
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Available through Rossana Orlandi, Milan, and Geo Gallery, Berlin and Istanbul
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Gold, 2020
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Toca Madera, winner, 2020
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Online front page, 2026
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Feature, 2026
The workshop
Each piece is made by hand in solid wood, using the steam-bending technique of boatbuilders. The chairs are made in annual numbered editions, each piece stamped with the MARINOMAZA stamp and its number and year; the Barlovento stool is a unique piece. About ten Marino Rockers and fifteen Nina & Beni chairs are made each year; the current waiting time for both is nine months or more.




Work

Pieces
Annual numbered editions and unique pieces, made to order.
Marino Rocker Nina & Beni chair Barlovento stool Sapiens chair

Public interiors
BPI Lumière, Paris, 2024-2025: lead furniture project architect, from design to installation. BPI at Beaubourg, Centre Pompidou, 2022: about 50 pieces.
Press
“…crafting furniture in steam-bent wood using artisanal techniques that carry an unmistakable architectural precision.”
“In his quest for lightness, Maza utilizes the steam-bending techniques used by boatbuilders to create furniture made from impossibly thin strips of material.”
Chronology
- 2020Toca Madera, one of three winners (Barlovento stool)
- 2020A’ Design Award, Gold (Nina & Beni chair)
- 2020Rossana Orlandi, Milan: Marino Rocker and Nina & Beni chair
- 2021Milan Design Week, Galleria Rossana Orlandi
- 2022BPI at Beaubourg, Centre Pompidou: about 50 pieces
- 2024-2025BPI Lumière, Paris: lead furniture project architect
- 2025BIA no. 323, cover story
- 2026El País, online front page
- 2026FORMA Design Fair, Matadero Madrid
Studio

Andrés Mariño Maza studied architecture and art at the Universidad Europea de Madrid and founded MARINOMAZA Lab in Madrid in 2018.


Photos: Estelle Lefevre
Galleries
Available through Rossana Orlandi, Milan, and Geo Gallery, Berlin and Istanbul.
Enquiries
Commissions, projects and questions about a piece.
Photography of the pieces: Uxío da Vila
Workshop photography: Andrés Mariño Maza
