Marni recently debuted a collection of 100 chairs and tables at one of Milan’s largest furniture fairs, Salone del Mobile. Handmade in San Gil, Colombia by former prison inmates, the chairs are constructed from salvaged metal frames with multi-colored PVC threads woven around the seatbacks and armrests. Not only is Marni commited to charitable initiatives while providing jobs for former inmates, all proceeds will be donated to the ICAM institute which enables children of imprisoned mothers to spend their first years of life in a safe family environment.
(chairs sold exclusively at the Marni Boutique at Via della Spiga 50, Milan)
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She needs to be making Marni chairs for H&M….or Sears or something, so the prices are just right.
xoxo
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loving these colors so so much!
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Gorgeous!
So trendy!:D
With love,Mia
These are too cool!
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Do want!
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OMG! Their chairs are as fun as their clothes. Would go wonderful for a patio cocktail party. xoxo
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Pretty flippin awesome – Love the colors and the shapes – Really intriguing
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These look super stylish – but they don’t look super comfortable! Patio furniture for sure.
xoxo,
mon amy
Hi, I am from Colombia. I am super honored to have seen this article about my country here, but I have a question, why do you people insist on writing Columbia with a U?
The name is COLOMBIA, has two o’s in it. No u’s.
I’d appreciate the effort of wringing a PROPER NAME with the proper spelling.
Or is Chile, spelled CHILI? Is Brazil spelled BRESIL?
wow and such a great cause. amazing!
Great designs!
Hello,
Please it is San Gil, Colombia… and Milan is Milano, ok !
The misspelling of the country Colombia is a common English error due to the fact that the Columbia spelling is so common, referring to such entities as the District of Columbia, British Columbia, Columbia University, etc… Also of note is that both words can trace their origins to Christopher Columbus whose last name is spelled differently in different languages.
that´s so great! i´m decorating my apartment right now and always looking for inspirations!
xoxo
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waauw. I love how you always post these most amazing collections. And not only just fashion
x anna
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I want these!!! Amazing designs and colours!
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Seriously, how do you guys find this stuff? So awesome.
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What a cool thing! Marni is one of my faves and these chairs are definitely up to par. The things I would to own one! Great post.
-Amberly
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So lovely. Uplifting colours
Xo
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way way wayyyy too cool. i love these. so chic and such fantastic colors.
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wao! these are fabulous! I wish they were available to the ublic. I love these collaborations.
Love to see that some of the proceeds go to help those kids! These would make great lawn chairs
Funky + Charitable
they look great but not comfy but if it´s for a good cause
xo
wow i loooove these gorgeous chair, so bright and sunny! the first one is definitely my favorite!
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so cool! Love the colors.
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Super cool! I love the color blocking in each of those.
love the colors!!!
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I’d love to have one of those in my house!
Love that these chairs are so stylish and for a good cause.
so cool!i love the colors
I remember such chairs from my childhood in the sixties: in hot weather not comfortable indeed, and the plastic causes static electricity
But they are very nice and colourfull, so I do like them.
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Marni may be a better looking chair but Herman Miller is definitely more suitable for the long days at the office.
http://greatdesign.com/setu-herman-miller/