Brazil Side Table

A pair of wood and marble side table produced by Celina Decorações, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, c. 1960s.

A pair of wood and marble side tables produced by Celina Decorações, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, c. 1960s.

A pair of wood and marble side table produced by Celina Decorações, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, c. 1960s.

A pair of wood and marble side tables designed and produced by Percival Lafer, Brazil, c. 1970.

A wood and marble side table produced by Celina Decorações, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, c. 1960s.

A pair of black-painted iron and rosewood side tables designed by Carlo Hauner, Brazil, c. 1960s.

This sculptural pair of Brazilian Modern side tables from the 1960s combines richly figured rosewood with luminous pink granite in a confident study of material, geometry and craftsm...

Giuseppe Scapinelli (Attr.), rare wooden table. Brazil, 1950 Among the great masters of Brazilian modern design, Giuseppe Scapinelli was born in 1891 in Modena, Italy, but like ma...

This pair of square side tables, produced in Brazil during the 1960s, exemplifies the understated elegance characteristic of anonymous Brazilian Modern design.

The Café Side Table is a sculptural expression of one of Brazil's most cherished traditions, the ritual of gathering over coffee.

Leme tables have their lines inspired by the rudders of the boats. The rudders are designed to operate underwater, where everything is lighter and, all movement, more fluid. Based on...

Leme tables have their lines inspired by the rudders of the boats. The rudders are designed to operate underwater, where everything is lighter and, all movement, more fluid. Based on...

A caviuna wood, metal and white formica side table designed by Jorge Zalszupin and produced for Hotel Nacional, 1960s. With a metal plate indicating the commission. Dimensions: 29...

The Café Side Table is a refined expression of warmth, craftsmanship, and contemporary Brazilian design.

Side table by Fatima Decorações, Brazil, 1960s Made in wolid wood, this table features an X shaped feet, with a round wooden top.

Contemporary Side Table in Brazilian wood. Natural of Brazil, Imbuia wood possesses deep, rich colors and interesting grain patterns that make every object unique.

A pair of metal, wood and marble side tables produced by Novo Rumo, Brazil, c. 1960s.

"Dois Irmãos" side table with a curved stainless steel base, small brass feet, and a Red Sandstone top. Availability: ready for delivery or within 18 weeks.

A pair of wood and metal side table produced by Fatima Arquitetura e Interiores, Brazil, c. 1960.

Rosewood side table by Muniz Zylberberg for Celina Decoracoes, Brazil, 1960's.

This refined 1950s side table embodies the quiet sophistication of Brazilian mid-century design, where material economy met structural clarity.

Handcrafted by ceramic artist Flávia Soares, this side table was shaped from locally sourced clay and fired at 1,300°C in a high-temperature gas kiln. Its lustrous iron oxide glazed ...

Handcrafted by ceramic artist Flávia Soares, this side table was shaped from locally sourced clay and fired at 1,300°C in a high-temperature gas kiln. Its lustrous iron oxide glazed ...

Designed by Leo Vairo, this contemporary side table features a distinctive oxidized Corten steel top paired with a solid, hand-poured concrete base.

Contemporary black side table with strong geometric form, “Tee” side table is suitable for your contemporary interior. Along your sofa or compound with others to form a centrer table...

A light grey fabric and black vinyl covered iron "Cubo" side table designed by Jorge Zalszupin and produced by L'Atelier, Brazil, c. 1970s.

Brazilian Contemporary side table or end table Designer: Gustavo Neves Aeon collection Pedra coffee table Materials: stone (limestone), metal (brass) darkened with manual treatment,...

Throughout his work, Zalszupin combined a precise understanding of construction with a particular sensitivity to the character of Brazilian woods. The ‘Pétalas’ side table is a conc...

Designed by Jorge Zalszupin in the 1960s, this exceptional pair of Chanceler side tables exemplifies the architectural rigor and material sophistication that defined Brazilian modern...

Trio of side tables by Leandro Garcia Contemporary Brazil Design Materials: Cylindrical wood legs (dark color), wooden seat (light color), and polished brass hoops Overall dimens...

A very fine pair of handcrafted Brazilian Rosewood side tables in the Provincial style.

Jorge Zalszupin / Cubo Side Table Off-White Wool / Brazil, 1970s Designed in the 1970s, the Cubo collection consists of sculptural seating and tables defined by bold geometry.

Attributed to Giuseppe Scapinelli (1911–1974), this side table exemplifies the designer’s sculptural approach to Brazilian modernism during the mid-twentieth century.

This side table by Sergio Rodrigues is a quintessential piece of mid-century Brazilian furniture design, which combines elegance with practical functionality.

As collectible vintage Brazilian modernist side tables in rosewood and iron, they combine craftsmanship with a graceful, organic profile.

Brazilian Design Side Table, c. 1955 Teak, brass, and iron Dimensions: 40 x 57 x 43 cm (15 3/4 x 22 11/25 x 16 93/100 in) This beautiful side table exemplifies mid-century Bra...

Made by Casa Finland in 1960s Brazil, this pair of side tables turns a practical need into a striking composition.

The THÈ Side is a study in architectural simplicity, where clean geometry and refined craftsmanship converge to create a timeless work of functional art. Designed to serve equally as...

"Madrid" round side table designed by Arthur Casas in the 1990s and produced in Brazil by Casas Edições de Design, in wood painted matte black.

Brazilian contemporary side table in stone and brass Designer: Gustavo Neves AEon collection Pedra" coffee table Materials: Stone (limestone), metal (brass) darkened with manual trea...

Designed by Branco e Preto in Brazil in the 1950s, this rectangular side table reflects the material refinement and proportional discipline of Brazilian modern design.

Produced by Decorações Fátima in Brazil during the 1960s, this pair of rosewood and travertine side tables brings architectural clarity to a richly textured combination of materials.

Compact yet architectural, the Capri side table embodies the quiet sophistication of Brazilian modernism at its finest.

Designed by Percival Lafer (1936–2024) in the 1970s, this side table reflects the designer’s exploration of structural expression and material contrast within Brazilian modernism.

Attributed to Carlo Hauner (1927–1997), this rare side table from 1950s Brazil reflects the material clarity and architectural precision central to Brazilian mid-century modern desig...

This sculptural three-legged side table, attributed to an unknown Brazilian designer and dating to the early 1950s, is a refined expression of the principles that came to define Braz...

An 18th century Brazilian table. This antique Brazilian table has a single drawer and wooden stretchers along all sides, and an overhanging rectangular-shaped top.

This approach democratized modern aesthetics while cementing Celina Decorações’ role as a trailblazer in Brazilian design culture. The side table is in great vintage condition, rest...

This Side Table was produced by Cantù Móveis e Interiores Ltda. in the 1960s.

Incredible ELLE ET LUI pair of acrylic side tables transparent circa 1970.

This pair of MP-85 side tables embodies the essential qualities of mid-century modern Brazilian design, a period known for its innovative use of materials and clean, geometric lines.

Designed in the 1960s by Sergio Rodrigues, the Alex side table is a distilled expression of Brazilian modernism at its most architectural and humanistic.

Hidden among Brazil's modern furniture heritage are pieces whose origins remain a mystery. These designs, beautifully crafted and steeped in the aesthetics of their time, are yet to ...

Branco & Preto Brazilian Mid-Century Modern side table with glass top set in Caviuna wood frame. 21.5" H x 25.5" W x 25.5" D.

Half-moon side table designed by Etel Carmona, made in Brazil in the 1990s in plywood with wood veneer.

It is a lesser-known variation of a model more commonly seen with two drawers and a central display top, making this version a highly desirable find for collectors of mid-century Bra...

This charming side table was produced in the 1960s, and its autorship is still in research by our team. The piece is made in solid Rosewood ans present two tops: one in slatted R...

This pair of Brazilian modern side tables by Celina, dating to the 1960s, balances sculptural woodwork with the quiet elegance of natural marble.

The CANTO Bench by Luiz Solano expands the logic of the series into a generous, linear seat. Composed entirely of brushed and anodized aluminum — angle profile and sheet of the same ...

An archetypal example of Branco & Preto’s rational elegance, these side tables exemplify the group’s pursuit of harmony between proportion, material, and function.