This striking piece of designer furniture represents a phenomenal equilibrium between utilitarian function and fine art sculpture within Yunior Marino's From the Waves Collection. Painstakingly handcrafted from a premium selection of woods including Pine, Macuil, Parota, Palm, and Oak, this high-end sofa challenges traditional furniture manufacturing. The undulating silhouette blurs the boundary between mathematical order and organic chaos, mimicking the slow, cumulative growth of coral reefs sculpted by the passage of time. While surprisingly ergonomic and comfortable, its excessive textual complexity delivers immense visual pleasure.
Yunior Marino’s furniture series blurs the line between order and chaos. He brings to life organic objects full of texture that give the utilitarian object a sculptural air. Even when they are functional and surprisingly comfortable, an overwhelming visual pleasure prevails. Every piece of each piece of furniture has been handcrafted, from the smallest to the largest wooden balls. The excessive patience and time invested remind us how nature creates, slowly. Like a coral reef, where beauty has been sculpted by the hand of time.
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Designer Furniture - The Wave Couch, 2025. By Yunior Marino
The Wave Couch, 2025
From the Waves Collection
Wood: Pine, Macuil, Parota, Palm and Oak
Dimensions:
Height: 100 cm.
Width: 72 cm.
Length: 174 cm.
Seat depth: 52 cm.
Back height: 40 and 60 cm.
Weight 180 kg.
Each piece is unique and handmade by the artist (the wood color may vary, as it is a natural product). Different models and sizes from this collection can be ordered.
Manufacturing time is a minimum of two months, although it may take longer depending on the complexity of the piece. This time does not include shipping time.
Yunior Marino completed his studies at the Instituto Superior de Artes de Cuba before settling in US. He has worked in different countries and has exhibited extensively in Canada, the United States, Mexico, and Cuba. For Yunior, the art of creating has no restrictions on the insular "being", but encompasses the larger universe, his paintings represent what "we are" and not only what we are as a race but "us" as a whole.
















