TucromaDining Chair

Originally designed in 1971 by architect Guido Faleschini, the Tucroma chair remains one of the most iconic and sought-after pieces within the i4 MARIANI collection. Its enduring success lies in the perfect balance between clean, essential lines and a visionary design language that continues to feel contemporary decades after its creation. The simplicity of the structure highlights what has always been at the heart of the company’s identity: the masterful craftsmanship of saddle leather and soft leather. The chair features a tubular steel frame available in chromed or painted finishes, designed to create a sense of continuity throughout the silhouette while ensuring exceptional seating comfort. Both the seat and backrest cushions, upholstered in soft leather or fabric, are connected by two wide saddle leather straps that define the character of the design. This distinctive construction not only enhances the visual lightness of the chair but also celebrates the artisanal expertise that has become synonymous with the brand. Thanks to its essential and versatile design, Tucroma integrates naturally into both residential and professional environments. A wide selection of finishes and colors further expands its adaptability, allowing it to complement a variety of interior styles. Continuing the legacy of this celebrated collection, i4 MARIANI has revisited Guido Faleschini’s original 1971 design to introduce the missing element within the Tucroma family: the counter stool. Maintaining the same innovative spirit, the stool preserves the iconic combination of saddle leather, soft leather, and tubular steel, reaffirming Tucroma’s status as a timeless symbol of avant-garde design and material innovation.