The Mauro Chair is a hardworking, irrepressibly stylish, stackable, timber chair by Italian master designer Mauro Pasquinelli. The chair embodies futurist aesthetic ambitions during that defining era and blends seamlessly into interiors that mix contemporary and mid-century design.

The stackable Mauro Chair was first created as a prototype in 1976 by Italian designer Mauro Pasquinelli, but was too ambitious a design for commercial production at the time and could not be made available to the public. Now, Established & Sons is bringing this elegant timber chair to the market for the first time, using advanced CNC technology to create a seat that will stand the test of time. Built in Manzano in northern Italy, a global hub for high-quality chair fabrication, the Mauro Chair's sophisticated, understated lines create a strong presence. Available in the finest American walnut, European oak or solid ash, the design's focus on detail and practicality makes it ideal in a wide variety of settings.

Mauro Pasquinelli is one of Italy's most prolific and respected chair designers. Born in Scandicci, Florence, in the 1930s, he had his first taste of furniture making as a child in the workshop of his carpenter father. After graduating from the Florence Art Institute in 1951, he won a series of awards, quickly establishing himself as a significant talent during a period when the Italian design industry was becoming a world leader. Designing more than 50 successful chairs, he became a staple name in the 'Triangle of the Chair', an area of north-eastern Italy near the city of Udine responsible for the design and manufacturing of a huge swathe of the world's most successful wooden seating products. His pieces have regularly featured in exhibitions across Italy and further afield in Cologne, Chicago and Ljubljana. Now in his 80s, he is still designing in Scandicci, and his work is being revisited outside Italy through his collaboration with Established & Sons.