Marzio Cecchi Seating

The 'Porcellino' sofa translated 'Piglet' was designed by Florence Architect Marzio Cecchi for Studio Most in the 1970s.  Known for his sculptural approach to furniture design, this ...

Marzio Cecchi single arm rocking chaise longue, numbered 03, signature engraved in the frame. The search for material flexibility by architect & designer Marzio Cecchi finds its maxi...

Space age, modernism, minimalism and topped with Italian flair; all seems to be bundled in this one of a kind iconic design by the late Florentine architect Marzio Cecchi (1940-1990). Marzio Cecchi was a well-renowned architect from Firenze, who created his own design studio for furniture in the 60s, called Studio Most, where he designed many iconic pieces. Many of his pieces were bespoke made-to-order pieces or outlandish designs produced in small series. Marzio Cecchi is a designer well known for its creativity in the use and combination of materials and his unique style in designing. He took inspiration from ancient Romain architecture and the likes of Leonardo Da Vinci and Michelangelo, and incorporated this in his style of Italian modernism. Items of Cecchi are well sought after in the design world, largely due to their scarcity. After having achieved his first recognitions as a designer, he was joined by his sister who began to start the sale of furniture designed by Marzio Cecchi both in Italy and in the rest of the world. This, relying on the great design furniture exhibitions, found a large number of buyers ready to spend huge sums to grab what were considered as real design furniture, innovative and with studied and harmonious lines. Year after year, the number of awards won grew exponentially, leading Marzio Cecchi to be considered an innovative and creative designer, promoter of the beauty associated with the functionality of the furnishings and their comfort. In addition, another element that characterized his creations was connected to the craftsmanship of the same, so much so that some of them were purchased by internationally renowned museums. Needless to say that his designs are very well appreciated in the current design space. For the Balestra...

A very rare and original set of eight dining chairs by Marzio Cecchi. The iron structure is fully upholstered in blue passementerie, the seat in white bouclette wool. The set is in g...

Set of 4 metal chairs covered in rattan designer Marzio Cecchi for Studio Most Italia 1980. Perfect condition with beautiful patina.

Space age, modernism, minimalism and topped with Italian flair; all seems to be bundled in this one of a kind iconic design by the late Florentine architect Marzio Cecchi (1940-1990)...

Post-modern; Rustic; Craftsmanship; Marzio Cecchi; Two-Seater; Sofa; Woven Cognac Leather; Linen Seating; Post-Modern Marzio Cecchi Leather Two-Seater Couch, Italian Design, 1970s...

Four 70's chairs in rope and wicker metal; three in excellent condition, one with a slight stain on the seat.

Marzio Cecchi 'Balestra' lounge chair, original leather, Italy, 1968

Marzio Cecchi rope & bronze lounge chairs, circa 1975.

Marzio Cecchi. Pair of "S" chairs - Circa 1972. Metal structure and wicker covering. In perfect condition. Dimensions: 120 x 62 x 60 cms. Rare model.

Wonderful set of two armchairs and ottomans model 'Balestra', designed by Marzio Cecchi for the fine manufacture Studio Most in 1968. The modern armchairs and poufs are made of sprin...