IBI Carbon Mamola - Motorcycle Art Sculpture

The Ibi Carbon Mamola is a handcrafted functional sculpture, a chair built entirely from prepreg carbon fiber and cured in autoclave, the same composite process used in Formula 1. Motorsport-grade construction, gallery-grade presence.

The Origin

The Ibi Carbon Mamola sits somewhere between a piece of furniture and a piece of motorsport art. The whole shell is autoclave-cured carbon, treated as the visible material rather than a hidden structure. Every unit is signed, numbered, and shipped with a certificate of authenticity, positioning it as a collector chair for private collections, penthouses, luxury hospitality and design studios.

Materials

The primary structure is prepreg carbon fiber in every layer, cured in autoclave for a refined, high-integrity finish that shows the weave through the varnish. Cushions come in genuine Italian leather, Alcantara or fabric, offered across a wide color range, and stay in place with high-power magnets: pull them off in seconds and the chair reverts to a pure carbon surface. Customization runs deep: carbon type and pattern, natural or tinted color, gold accents in the varnish or on specific zones, and cushion personalization with names, logos or custom designs. Each customized chair is produced as a 1 of 1 piece, exclusive to its buyer.

Specifications

• Type: Handcrafted carbon fiber art chair
• Primary structure: Prepreg carbon fiber, all layers
• Curing: Autoclave, Formula 1 style composite process
• Cushions: Italian leather, Alcantara or fabric, wide color range
• Cushion retention: High-power magnets, tool-free removal
• Standard version: Glossy natural carbon, standard weave, flat leather cushions
• Customization: Carbon pattern, natural or tinted colors, gold accents, cushion colors, stitching, names, logos or custom designs
• Exclusivity: Customized builds produced as 1 of 1, additional units on request
• Authenticity: Registration number and certificate of authenticity included

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