Pair of Solid Rosewood Chairs with Armrests by Brazilian Company Casulo, 1960s

This beautiful pair of armchairs with slatted structure was manufactured in the 1960s. Pieces are made of solid Brazilian Rosewood with fabric cushions, both unrestored. The pieces h...

This beautiful pair of armchairs with slatted structure was manufactured in the 1960s. Pieces are made of solid Brazilian Rosewood and were reupholstered in a bouclé fabric by our ex...

This armchair, produced in the 1960s, presents a solid Brazilian Rosewood structure and leather upholstery. The piece mixes straight lines and turned elements with gorgeous angles, a...

These armchairs and ottomans were produced by the Brazilian company Celina Decorações in the 1960s. All pieces are made of solid Rosewood, with cushions upholstered with a gorgeous f...

Brazilian company Celina Decorações, based in Rio de Janeiro, signed one of the most modern lines of Brazilian furniture in the 1960s. These armchairs in Rosewood have loose cushion...

This chair with armrests was produced by Cantù Móveis e Interiores Ltda. in the 1960s and presented in the company catalog from this period. With a structure in solid Rosewood, the piece received new upholstery in gorgeous red leather. Architects Jorge Jabour Mauad...

Produced in the 1960s by Wood Art Brazil.   Jean Gillon (1919–2007) was born in Lasi, Romania. In 1956, already possessing a consistent portfolio, he moved to São Paulo, where he dev...

The armchair in rosewood, upholstered with light fabric and of Danish design from the 1960s, is an elegant and comfortable piece of furniture that exudes timeless beauty and craftsma...

Pair of 1960s Brazilian reclining lounge chairs in jacaranda wood and upholstered in black leather.

Heavy Solid Brazilian Rosewood Planks Adjustable Sling Chaise Lounge Chair Carved

Generous proportions and luxurious finishes set this fabulous pair of Brazilian Modernist lounge chairs apart from the rest. The frames are crafted from gorgeous solid rosewood, with interesting sculptural chamfering at the legs. The tufted cushions are finished in beautiful caramel-colored leather and fastened by fringed straps which give just the right amount of Bohemian flair. Though these chairs are unsigned, they bear many similarities to contemporaneous designs by Percival Lafer, Sergio Rodrigues, and Jean Gillon. As one of the world's leading producers of rosewood, the nation of Brazil has long held close ties to the furniture industry. Yet, it was not until the second half of the 20th Century when the South American country - long known solely as an exporter of raw materials - became a design powerhouse in its own right. During this time, designers such as Percival Lafer and Sergio Rodrigues drew upon a unique shared cultural aesthetic and a rebellious spirit to create some of the coolest and most sought-after furniture of the Modern era. Brazilian Modernist furniture...

A rare piece of Brazilian modern design, the "presidencial" lounge chair with arms was designed by Jorge Zalszupin (b. 1922) for L'Atelier, circa 1960s. Constructed with Brazilian ro...