Brazilian Caviuna

Giuseppe Scapinelli Maracanã Coffee Table Caviuna Wood, Glass Top 1950s, Brazil

figured caviúna wood, Brazil, circa 1950s. The design is defined by its refined silhouette and

Superb four seater mid-century modern sofa made of Brazilian caviúna wood. Extremely well-made

Charming tea trolley with wheels in solid Brazilian caviúna wood and formica. It has the seal of a

Brazilian Caviuna wood coffee table attributed Giuseppe Scapinelli. Round sculptural frame with

1950s modernist ladder back side chair executed in Brazilian Caviuna rosewood with leather seat

form. Executed in richly grained Brazilian Caviuna wood, the table features an organically contoured

grained Brazilian caviúna during the 1950s. The frames embody Scapinelli’s unmistakable language: sharply

associated with the maturation of modern furniture production in Brazil. Executed entirely in solid caviúna

The chair is made of Brazilian Caviuna wood and consists of four toothpick legs, a backrest in

with emotional depth, particularly in his use of Brazilian Caviuna wood. He contributed significantly

A pair of caviúna wood and blue fabric lounge chairs designed and produced for the Hotel Nacional

A caviúna wood and beige fabric lounge chair designed and produced for the Hotel Nacional de

pieces are made of solid Caviuna with seats in plaited cane. With large slats and both rectangular

his contemporaries in Brazil. Skillfully crafted from luxurious Brazilian caviuna wood, the

, crafted in richly grained caviúna wood in the 1950s, reflects a moment when Brazilian design shifted

A Caviúna wood and glass coffee table designed and produced by Branco & Preto, Brazil, c. 1950s

This armchair made in solid Brazilian wood was designed by Ricardo Arrastia and produced by

Caviúna chair designed by Ernesto Hauner for Ernesto Hauner Decorações (E.H.D.) in 1968, a company

Giuseppe Scapinelli Coffee Table Caviuna Wood, Glass Top Brazil, 1950s

Objetos de Arte during 1950 in Brazil are highly designed and well-executed. Amazing construction details

A refined pair of Brazilian Modern lounge chairs crafted in solid caviúna wood, Brazil, 1950s

Giuseppe Scapinelli lounge chair handcrafted from solid caviuna in a sculptural form with sloping

This stunning Caviúna piece was designed by Joaquim Tenreiro and produced in 1968 by one of his

richly figured caviuna hardwood—one of Scapinelli’s favored materials—the piece reflects his signature

An elegant and sculptural dining by Italian-Brazilian designer Giuseppe Scapinelli, crafted in

composed of a solid Caviuna structure and has rounded corners. The table's top is made of glass, but its

of Brazilian modern craftsmanship. Additional information: Materials and Techniques: Caviuna

This refined pair of nightstands was produced in Brazil during the 1950s by an as-yet unidentified

Giuseppe Scapinelli was a Brazilian designer born in Italy in 1908. He was recognized for his

Carlos Hauner & Martin Eisler Buffet with five doors Manufactured by Forma Moveis Brazil, 1950

This exceptional reeded credenza was designed by Giuseppe Scapinelli in Brazil during the 1950s, a

Brazilian Modern lounge chairs designed by Brazilian architect Rino Levi. Finely crafted from solid

This sculptural mid-century side table showcases the elegance and craftsmanship of Brazilian design

A caviúna wood, black-painted iron, rattan and brass coffee table designed by Carlo Hauner and

This stunning Caviúna piece was designed by Joaquim Tenreiro and produced in 1968 by Tenreiro

designer who settled in Brazil in the postwar period and became one of the most distinctive voices in

! The armchair structure has straight lines and is made entirely of Caviuna wood, a favorite one for

A sculpturally grounded and materially rich pair of Brazilian Modern armchairs, executed in Caviuna

refinished by one of Brazil’s leading restorers, revealing the depth and warmth of the caviúna grain. The

expression of Brazilian modern furniture at mid-century. Tenreiro—widely regarded as the foundational figure

This exceptional coffee table was designed by Giuseppe Scapinelli in Brazil during the 1950s, a

expressive and organic direction Brazilian modernism took in the postwar period. Crafted in solid caviúna

caviúna, a richly figured Brazilian hardwood prized for its depth, durability, and dramatic grain. The

This bar cart is executed in solid caviúna wood, its structure defined by clean vertical supports

An early and architecturally disciplined example of Brazilian modernism by Martin Eisler and Carlo

This coffee table produced in the 1960s is made of solid Caviuna with a Formica top, a decorative

This Caviuna Credenza was designed by Martin Eisler (1913-1977) for Forma S.A. Móveis e Objetos de

masterpiece designed by the master Italian-Brazilian designer during the 1960s. This remarkable piece is a

Branco & Preto Brazilian Mid-Century Modern side table with glass top set in Caviuna wood frame

This striking coffee table, produced by Fratte in Brazil during the 1950s, exemplifies the

Brazilian Modernism—where European rationalism met the sensual richness of native hardwoods. Executed in

This beautiful set of 8 chairs showcases a refined Caviuna frame with fabric seats, blending

, architectural stance. Executed entirely in solid Caviuna wood—a prized Brazilian hardwood frequently favored by

This Brazilian-made extendable dining table from the 1960s reflects the quiet sophistication and

chairs embodies the sensual curvature and structural clarity that define Brazilian Modern design at its

Brazilian hardwood with a caviúna veneer, selected for its rich tonal depth and finely grained surface. The