ARMCHAIRS

MARETA LOUNGE CHAIR

Sku: PT07442
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The Mareta lounge chair by Diabla is a contemporary design piece conceived for absolute relaxation in outdoor spaces. Filled with polystyrene beads that dynamically adapt to the shape of your body, this chill-out seat stands out for the contrast between its pure, geometric lines and the ultimate comfort of its playful, removable-cover design created by Héctor Serrano.

Designed by Héctor Serrano for Diabla, the Mareta lounge chair offers a completely relaxed and total comfort experience without sacrificing a refined, architectural aesthetic. Its design plays with sharp, rectilinear shapes that contrast beautifully with the flexibility of its interior, filled with polystyrene beads that mold to the body's weight, evoking the delightful sensation of diving into a ball pit. Being an exceptionally lightweight piece, it allows you to reconfigure your outdoor space with ease, whether by aligning multiple units to compose a modular sofa or creating an informal open-air lounge area.

Specially engineered for outdoor living, it features a generous seat depth and is crafted from high-quality technical fabric, which is fully removable for effortless maintenance. True to Diabla’s vibrant chromatic spirit, the Mareta lounge chair invites experimentation through a wide range of finishes, transforming any terrace, patio, or garden into a setting with its own unique identity and a distinct contemporary style.

Material
Manufactured in outdoor fabric and filled with polystyrene pearls coated with hydophobic fabric. Removable upholstery.


Sizes
110x90x70h cm / 43"x35"x28"h

Héctor Serrano
Héctor Serrano
Founder of the design office Héctor Serrano Studio established in London in 2000. Their projects combine Innovation with the communication of familiar ideas in an unusual and inventive way. The studio’s activities are divided into product, space, communication and laboratory work. In this last area they undertake research projects that allow them to put new formulas into practice, in addition to questioning existing ones.
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