Brazilian Caviuna

Crafted in richly figured solid and veneered caviúna wood, one of Brazil’s most prized native hardwoods, the nightstands showcase the remarkable natural beauty that has made Brazilia...

A sculpturally grounded and materially rich pair of Brazilian Modern armchairs, executed in Caviuna wood and newly upholstered in a soft, tactile light grey sherpa fabric.

The table has been professionally reinforced and refinished, preserving its original geometry while revealing the depth and warmth of the caviúna grain. Sourced from a private resid...

Crafted in richly figured caviúna hardwood, the table showcases the extraordinary material palette associated with mid-century Brazilian furniture production.

This coffee table produced in the 1960s is made of solid Caviuna with a Formica top, a decorative solution largely used in Brazilian mid-century furniture production.

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

An early and architecturally disciplined example of Brazilian modernism by Martin Eisler and Carlo Hauner for Forma S.A., executed in solid caviúna with caviúna veneer.

Giuseppe Scapinelli was one of the most important designers of his time in Brazil, bringing a unique perspective to the Brazilian design scene during the post-war period.

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.

An exceptional Brazilian modern coffee table designed and produced by Bertomeu in Brazil during the 1960s, showcasing the sculptural elegance and material sophistication that defined...

Crafted with solid caviúna wood frames, the chairs balance visual lightness with notable strength and durability, a hallmark of Brazilian woodworking traditions.

A rare pair of Brazilian Modern armchairs designed by Liceu de Artes e Ofícios, crafted in richly figured caviúna wood and newly upholstered in luxurious deep olive mohair.

Crafted from caviuna hardwood, the table features slender legs and a notably thin tabletop—design choices aligned with the Brazilian Modern emphasis on visual lightness and architect...

A rare and highly collectible work from the origins of one of Brazil’s most influential design partnerships.

A sculptural and highly disciplined dining set by Giuseppe Scapinelli, this rare group of eight chairs embodies the sensual curvature and structural clarity that define Brazilian Mod...

The piece beautifully combines Scandinavian modernist sensibility with Brazilian craftsmanship, featuring a solid Caviúna (Brazilian Wood) frame with refined joinery and organic line...

Produced in the 1950s by Angelini, this elegant set of six dining chairs reflects the brand’s contribution to the Golden Era of Brazilian Modernism. Crafted from richly toned caviuna...

A striking and highly characteristic seating group by Carlo Hauner, this pair of armchairs with matching pouf captures the refined balance of sculptural form, comfort, and restraint ...

The result is warm, dimensional, and unmistakably Brazilian—qualities that have made caviúna among the most desirable materials found in important mid-century furniture.

Crafted in richly figured solid caviúna wood, the frame showcases the dramatic grain and deep tonal variation characteristic of this prized Brazilian hardwood, finished in a refined ...

An exceptional and increasingly scarce set of eight dining chairs by Cimo, Brazil, circa 1950 — a study in proportion, restraint, and material authority.

Elegant and functional tea trolley designed by Carlo Hauner for Forma S/A, Brazil, 1960s. Executed in solid caviúna wood with three tiers and glass trays, this piece reflects the ref...

Through Mobilinea, founded in the 1950s, he helped introduce designs that combined modernist principles with the expressive qualities of native Brazilian woods. This table is crafte...

Every line is carefully resolved—from the softly curved rear uprights to the sculpted seat rails and finely tapered legs—resulting in a silhouette that appears almost weightless whil...

Unique Caviuna Visceral bench by Gustavo Dias Visceral Bench Dimensions: 1.90 x 0.40, x 0.45 m Wood : santos palisander / caviuna Base: powder coated steel designer: Gustavo Di...

This Credenza was produced by the Brazilian company Tapeçaria Schulz S.A in the 1950s, capturing the eye.

Giuseppe Scapinelli (1911-1982) Sideboard "Streamline", c. 1950 Historical Piece Solid wood and Caviuna veneer 94 x 300 x 53 cm 37 1/100 x 118 9/10 x 20 87/100 in Exceptional and ra...

Martin Eisler (1913-1977) & Carlos Hauner (1927-1997) Pair of armchairs Manufactured by Forma Moveis Brazil, 1955 Caviuna wood legs, velvet and cotton upholstery Measurements: 77 c...

Carlo Hauner (1927 – 1996) Desk (commissioned piece), c. 1950 Moveis Artesanal label Caviuna solid wood and veneer 75 × 180 × 80 cm 29 53/100 × 70 87/100 × 31 1/2 in This exceptiona...

Piece with a classic Brazilian modern design with influence of Italian modernism, an unique item which is representative of sculptural furniture.

Designed by Jorge Zalszupin for the iconic Hotel Nacional in Rio de Janeiro, this armchair embodies the refined architectural language of Brazilian hospitality design in the 1970s. ...

Set of six modern Brazilian folding chairs produced by the Liceu de Artes e Officios, 1955, in São Paulo, Brazil.

One of a kind side table with one drawer entirely made of solid caviúna wood. Extremely decorative and useful item suitable for any kind of interior decoration.

Carlo Hauner Armchair, c. 1950 Historical Piece Solid caviuna wood and blue cotton tapestry 88 x 76 x 87 cm 34 13/20 x 29 23/25 x 34 1/4 in A typical piece of Carlo Hauner's design ...

A pair of vintage Brazilian modern design armchairs made for the Nacional Hotel in Brasília in solid caviúna wood.

Beautiful and classic center table with magazine rack designed by Giuseppe Scapinelli made in solid caviúna wood, a Brazilian wood also known as "golden wood" due to its hue.

Dimensions: armchairs height 70 cm, width 65 cm, depth 75 cm each; ottoman width 60 cm. Solid caviúna wood and leather, Brazil, 1960s.

Four-seater sofa in solid Caviuna wood, recently redone tapestry in unbleached linen.

Both authentic and rare, this armchair offers collectors a glimpse into the refined material culture of postwar Brazil. Dimensions: 63 x 62 x 80 cm (24 4/5 x 24 41/100 x 31 1/2 in) ...

A masterclass in organic Brazilian modernism, this exceptional sculptural sofa captures the fluid elegance that defined the country's most innovative furniture of the 1950s. Conceive...

A rare and widely published armchair by Giuseppe Scapinelli, one of the defining figures of Brazilian mid-century modern design. Conceived during the 1950s, this sculptural wingback ...

This set of eight dining chairs reflects the disciplined craftsmanship and structural clarity characteristic of Brazilian mid-century modern design. While designer attribution remain...

Crafted with solid caviúna wood frames, the chairs balance visual lightness with notable strength and durability, a hallmark of Brazilian woodworking traditions.

Crafted in solid Caviúna wood, the chairs embody Tenreiro’s pursuit of visual lightness—an approach that redefined furniture design in Brazil during the mid-century period.

Coffee table made of solid caviuna wood and glass top. Bronze details.

This armchair by John Graz, dating from the 1960s. The room is characterized by a high slightly inclined backrest, offering optimal comfort. Its contoured structure in caviuna, an ex...

The structure is made of solid Caviuna with almost no screw or nail, but only wood fitting.

Graceful, sculptural, and unmistakably Brazilian Modern, this exceptional pair of "Concha" armchairs by Joaquim Tenreiro captures the effortless refinement that established the desig...

The tubular iron structure is the same as the one showcased in the Costela Armchair by Martin Eisler, developed posteriorly and with the same "ferrule" finishing at the extremities. ...

Designed in the 1950s by Carlo Hauner and Martin Eisler, this rare 3-in-1 extendable dining table exemplifies the intelligence and refinement that defined early Brazilian Modernism. ...

Joaquim Tenreiro (1906–1992) Side table Manufactured by Tenreiro Moveis e Decoraçoes Brazil, 1950 Caviuna, Formica Measurements 78 cm diameter x 41 height cm 30.7 in diame...

Brazilian bar cabinet designed by Guiseppi Scapinelli, 1960 Brazil.

The unique piece of Brazilian furniture is handcrafted of Caviuna wood and composed of different compartments divided by shelves in different levels.

Chest of Drawers Manufactured by Forma Brazil, 1955 Solid and laminated caviuna with handles embedded Measurements 125 x 45 x 78,5h cm 49,2 x 18 x 30,9h in

A refined study in line, proportion, and material intelligence, this rare sofa by Giuseppe Scapinelli captures the essence of Brazilian Modernism at its most sculptural. Designed in ...

With works beautifully crafted from traditional Brazilian woods like caviuna and jacaranda, he is remembered for his unique works combining the classic with the modern.

Carlos Hauner & Martin Eisler Pair of armchairs Manufactured by Forma Moveis Brazil, 1955 Caviuna wood legs, velvet and cotton upholstery Measurements: 77 cm x 77 cm x 72 H c...

MArtin Eisler (1913-1977) & Carlo Hauner (1927-1997) Sofa (two units available) Manufactured by Forma Moveis Brazil, 1955 Caviuna wood legs, velvet and cotton upholstery Mea...

A bar cart produced by Forma, the company founded by Carlo Hauner and Martin Eisler, two of the most influential figures in Brazilian modern design. Crafted in caviuna, the piece fe...

Produced by Branco & Preto in the 1950s, this bar cabinet with integrated side table exemplifies the studio’s disciplined approach to proportion, material richness, and functiona...