Marni's colourful Colombian chairs go on show, and up for sale What to put on your Marni rug? A Marni chair of course! But you'd better be quick, there's only 100 available at the Milan Furniture Fair. They've conquered the catwalk and, thanks to their collaboration with H&M, the high street. Now Italian fashion label, Marni, is taking on the furniture design world with a collection of 100 chairs debuting at the Milan Furniture Fair (Salone del Mobile 2012). In pictures: Marni's colourful Colombian chair collection Marni designers have reworked the patterns and colour palettes of traditional Colombian chairs woven from PVC threads to create a desirable, one-off range, which has been produced by Colombian ex-prisoners. The chairs are being exhibited at the pop-up Marni boutique at Salone del Mobile this week, where they will be available to buy on April 18, priced between €200-450 with proceeds going to the institute ICAM of Milan - a project which allows children of imprisoned mothers to spend their youth in a family environment. The chairs are also linked to the L'Arte del Ritratto project in which photographer and filmmaker Francesco Jodice uses them as the backdrop for a series of portraits of Marni staff which will be touring Marni boutiques worldwide. Marni has previously dipped its toe into the interior design world with their ever-popular range of floor-coverings for The Rug Company; and has now become a regular participant at the annual Milan Furniture Fair. Frustratingly for hopeful consumers, Marni have no plans to produce more than the 100 chairs commissioned for the exhibition, so if you want to get your hands on one, you will have to visit Salone del Mobile in person, although tantalisingly, they are weighing up the possibility of making any left over designs available via their e-boutique. Don't hold your breath for that however; we predict Marni may have yet another instant sell-out on their hands.