Contemporary "Feijão" Rocking Chair by Rodrigo Simão in Corten Steel

This lounge chair is an unique piece in pequi wood made in Brazil in 2017, by contemporary designer Hugo França, famous for his sculptural furniture using reclaimed wood and preserving the organic forms of the tree. This piece was originally a canoe manufactured by the Pataxó indigenous people, in south of Bahia, Brazil. In the early 80s, Hugo França abandoned his previous career as an industrial engineer in São Paulo to be closer to nature, moving to Trancoso, Bahia. Witnessing from up-close the rampant destruction of the local Atlantic Forest greatly impacted him, motivating his current work as a designer. França reverences the very trees salvaged by him as his main inspiration; he works intuitively, allowing his creative process to be guided by each tree’s organic...

Mid-Century Modern "Augusta" Rocking Chair by Aída Boal, Brazil, 1991 The Augusta rocking chair by Aída Boal is a stunning and timeless piece of furniture t...

Contemporary Pris Chair by Guto Indio da Costa, Brazil The Pris chair is part of the collection "Machina & Manus" by the Brazilian designer Guto Í...

This sculptural chair designed by Brazilian designer Henrique Canella consists of a structure in solid wood with ribbed seat and backrest, manufactured with fine woodworking techniqu...

The Sela Floor Swing by Bruno de Carvalho is a striking example of contemporary Brazilian design rooted in regional craftsmanship and cultural memory. Inspired by the traditional sad...

Other Specifications: -Seating Height: 14.2" -Armrest Height: 23.8" -Chair made of 39 Laminated Plywood Birch sections from Nordic Forests. -Weight Capacity: 350 pounds. -Usage: Indoors. Outdoor use only under a covered area. -Maintenance: Clean only with a slightly wet cloth with water. About a Piegatto Vic Rocking chair...

This is perhaps one of the most complex chairs we have ever produced. With carved parts at every corner, including underneath the seat, this piece could not have been made by a craft...

Available today, this Brazilian Modern armchair in brown leather & iron, by Carlo Hauner, in Brazil during the 1950s is one of a kind! The popular design (at the time) follows the same pattern as the also popular “Concha” armchairs from Carlo Hauner and features an intricate steel base with a soft curved, re-upholstered brown leather seat which is very comfortable. This model was produced indoors, being upholstered in leather or outdoors using either a woven cotton fiber called “Sinzal” or colorful spaghetti chords. The piece is showcased in our gallery next to a Gelli Loveseat, a marble and wood coffee table and a Jose Zanine Caldas armchair...