11 results for "mole chair"

Iconic Mole chair and footstool designed by Sergio Rodrigues and manufactured by OCA in Brazil in 1957. Sergio Rodrigues' famous creation, the "Mole" Armcha...

Solid lathed hardwood frame, crossbars allowing for the passage of sole leather straps adjusted with lathed studs forming the membrane for the seat, back, and arm cushions, joined in...

Iconic Mischievous or Mole armchair by Rodrigues, designed in Brazil 1957. It is comprised of a solid jacaranda frame, slotted together and secured by rosewood pegs. The adjustable l...

Sergio Rodrigues "Katita" chair with circular cutouts on a maple wood frame, reupholstered in shearling fabric Sergio Rodrigues (1927-2014) was a prominent Brazilian furniture desig...

This sofa is absolutely stunning! It's rare to find a sofa that is arguably more attractive from the back than the front, and that can be floated effortlessly in any environment. This iconic sofa comes with a colorful history, and here's to shedding some light on that. Sergio Rodrigues, better knows as the father of modern Brazilian design, was a prolific Brazilian architect and designer. He designed furniture for people-- he would design a piece of furniture and take it home-- if the cook liked it, if his wife liked it, and the cat liked it, then it was good enough. He placed a priority on comfort as well as customizability-- which is also reflective in this sofa-- as the leather straps can all be adjust for a more firm sit, or more relaxed feel. The Mole was originally designed in 1957 and produced in 1958. Rodrigues believed this design to be really one of the first pieces of post modern design-- and maybe for that reason it's why it didn't immediately catch on. The Mole was met with a "bitter discouraging lack of interest," while it sat for a year in Oca's display window; onlookers would call it an "expensive dog bed" and others would complain it looked like a "fried egg". His partners wanted him to keep the Mole chair...

Sergio Rodrigues (1927-2014), was a Brazilian designer. In 1955 he founded Oca, an influential furniture company, helping to launch the modern design movement in Brazil. He garnered wider worldwide acclaim with his “Mole” chair. Other noteworthy Rodrigues designs include the “Chifruda”, a horned chair...

A solid rosewood Sheriff chair by Brazilian designer Sergio Rodrigues purchased in the 1960s. Both the Brazilian Jacaranda frame and the original leathe...

Early version of the original vintage Jacaranda lounge chair and ottoman from the "Mole" ("Soft, Sloppy, Easy") series featuring the father of Brazilian furniture, Sergio Rodrigues. ...

Pair of Mole armchairs by Sergio Rodrigues. Very comfortable for lounging. This is the iconic armchairs that put this famous Brazilian designer on the wo...

Sergio Rodrigues signature piece designed in 1957, the "Mole" armchair (meaning "soft" in Portuguese) is comprised of a solid rounded wood (Rosewood) frame, adjustable leather suppor...

Sergio Rodrigues (1927-2014) signature piece designed in 1957, the "Mole" Armchair – which means "soft" in Portuguese – is composed of a solid rounded Rosewood frame, adjustable leat...

Large and comfortable Lounge chair with Ottoman by Sergio Rodrigues for the manufacture of Isa Bergamo under the name MOLE chair or Sheriff. Designed in 1957, the chair won first pri...