Jacaranda Brazil

Founded in 1873, Liceu de Artes e Ofícios de São Paulo is a Brazilian institution inspired by the European Arts & Crafts school model. Its core areas included design, metal casting, ...

A fragile, brass belted, curved Jacaranda (Brazilian Rosewood) slat design. A rare find, cleaned and re-oiled.

40" Veneer Brazilian Rosewood Coffee Table in the Style of Sergio Rodriques Crafted from veneer Jacaranda Brazilian rosewood with ebonized edging.

Jacaranda (Brazilian Rosewood) veneered wood, chromed steel.

Executed in solid jacaranda (Brazilian rosewood), the structure expresses the clarity and structural honesty that defined the Unilabor movement, where craftsmanship and social design...

An architecturally assertive armchair by Fátima Arquitetura e Interiores, crafted in Brazil during the 1960s and executed in solid jacaranda (Brazilian rosewood), Italian leather, an...

This example features a solid jacarandá (Brazilian rosewood) base with Rodrigues’ distinctive cross‑shaped construction, giving the table a sculptural yet functional presence.

Executed in solid jacarandá (Brazilian rosewood), the design is defined by its sculptural arm supports—an elegant, tapered gesture referencing the paddles of Indigenous Brazilian can...

Crafted from solid wood and veneered in jacarandá (Brazilian rosewood), it showcases the material’s prized grain and natural beauty.

The result is tactile and warm, with a surface that reveals the full character of the jacarandá. Brazil, 1960s. An essential example of mid-century Brazilian design—functional, gro...

A refined and authentic example of Brazilian modern design, this Novo Rumo bookcase was designed by Francesco Scapinelli in the early 1960s and crafted in solid jacarandá (Brazilian ...

Conceived as both a functional object and a composed tabletop presence, the design distills utility into a compact, architectonic volume. Carved from solid jacarandá (Brazilian rose...

Crafted in beautifully grained jacaranda (Brazilian rosewood), this model represents the refined elegance of Norwegian modernism at its finest.

Franco Albini (1905-1977) Six dining chairs with arms (Price per chair) Manufactured by Forma Brazil Brazil, 1950s Solid jacaranda wood and fabric Measurements 58 cm x 55 cm x 77 ...

Carved from solid jacarandá (Brazilian rosewood), the object transcends pure utility, articulating a fluid dialogue between function and gesture.

Crafted in solid jacarandá (Brazilian rosewood), this bar cart reflects the measured functionality and material refinement characteristic of Brazilian mid-century design.

Brazilian Jacaranda Wood Coffee Table Architectural form Original finish

Its extended, rectilinear proportions and restrained detailing emphasize clarity of line and material presence over embellishment. Carved from solid jacarandá (Brazilian rosewood), ...

Constructed entirely in jacarandá (Brazilian rosewood), the credenza reflects material integrity through its dense grain and deep tonal variation.

Executed in richly figured jacaranda (Brazilian rosewood) veneer over a solid wood structure with steel elements, the cabinet exemplifies the restrained geometry and material intelli...

Its symmetrical proportions and compact mass create a composed, architectonic presence without reliance on ornament. Constructed in jacarandá (Brazilian rosewood), the table demonst...

The sofa is constructed with a solid hardwood frame and a base executed in Jacaranda, Brazilian rosewood, a material that became synonymous with Brazilian modern furniture due to its...

Through L’Atelier, the company he founded in São Paulo in 1959, Zalszupin championed the expressive potential of native hardwoods, particularly jacaranda (Brazilian rosewood), whose ...

Handcrafted in Brazil from solid jacarandá (Brazilian rosewood), this platter reflects the mid-century emphasis on organic form and material expression.

The desk is defined by a rectilinear jacarandá (Brazilian rosewood) top anchored by a slender black iron frame, creating a measured balance between visual weight and lightness.

A disciplined and architecturally resolved set of four Brazilian Modern dining chairs by Celina, produced in the 1960s and executed in solid jacaranda (Brazilian rosewood) with woven...

Carved from solid jacarandá (Brazilian rosewood), the composition is organized around three concave compartments unified by a central vertical spine.

Each armchair is defined by a cubic frame in jacarandá (Brazilian Hardwood), articulated with precise proportions and structural clarity.

Carved from solid jacarandá (Brazilian rosewood), the composition is organized around three concave compartments unified by a central vertical spine.

Executed in richly figured jacarandá (Brazilian rosewood), the drawer fronts display pronounced grain movement and tonal variation, ranging from warm amber to deeper brown striations.

The interplay of horizontal planes and slender supports lends the design a sense of suspension without compromising stability. Crafted in jacarandá (Brazilian rosewood), glass, and ...

Executed in richly figured jacarandá (Brazilian rosewood), the drawer fronts display pronounced grain movement and tonal variation, ranging from warm amber to deeper brown striations.

The composition is structured around sculptural moulded jacarandá (Brazilian rosewood) shells that cradle the upholstered elements in a continuous, flowing profile.

An important set of six (6) Jacaranda Rosewood 'Cantu' dining chairs by Sergio Rodrigues for Oca Arquitetura e Interiores in original leather, signed with labels and Brazilian tax st...

An oversized pair of Jacaranda Wood Lounge Chairs Beautifully Re-Upholstered Original Finish to wood

The design is defined by a rectilinear jacarandá (Brazilian rosewood) top integrated with two drawers, anchored to a black metal base.

L'Atelier 1960s Brazilian jacaranda round dining table with metal feet.

Each chair with original label. Brazilian Rosewood (Jacaranda). Museum quality pieces by the father of Brazilian Modernism, Sergio Rodrigues.

1950s spectacular Brazilian jacaranda dining table attributed to Julio Katinski for L'Atelier, Sao Paulo.

The form is defined by a vertically oriented, symmetrical composition anchored by a stepped base in jacarandá (Brazilian rosewood). Streamlined lines guide the eye upward, while chro...

Jorge Zalszupin Coffee table model “Romana” Manufactured by L’Atelier Brazil, 1960s Jacaranda, marble From the archives of Side Gallery, Barcelona Measurements: 137.16 cm x 6...

The sofa’s geometry reads as considered engineering of comfort — support and posture expressed as design outcomes rather than plushness. Crafted in jacaranda (Brazilian rosewood), t...

Originally born in Poland, Jorge Zalszupin built his entire career in Brazil, where he's absorbed many influences for his design, specially the care and attention for the treatment o...

Each chair with original label. Brazilian Rosewood (Jacaranda). Museum quality pieces by the father of Brazilian Modernism, Sergio Rodrigues.

The frames, constructed of solid Brazilian jacaranda, display variegated woodgrains unique only to jacaranda that are absolutely mesmerizing in natural light and perfectly off-set th...

Very solid and heavy piece of furniture in "jacarandá" wood and other exotic Brazilian woods. Circa 1870 - 1880.

Liceu de artes e oficios Pair of armchairs Manufactured by Liceo de Arte e Oficios Brazil, 1950 Solid jacaranda and upholstery Cream upholstered Mid-Century Modern Measure...

Sculptural lidded tobacco jar carved from solid Brazilian rosewood (jacaranda), designed by Jean Gillon and produced in Brazil during the 1970s.

Vintage 'MP-091' side table made from solid Brazilian jacaranda rosewood with a smoked glass top by Percival Lafer.

A masterclass in proportion and materiality, this bar cart by Sergio Rodrigues embodies the sculptural restraint that defines Brazilian modernism of the 1960s. Executed in richly fig...

Includes a protective glass top for easy maintenance. Labeled made in Brazil.

Designed in 1959 and produced by Zalszupin’s own atelier, L’Atelier, the model marked a decisive moment in Brazilian furniture history: the pioneering use of molded jacaranda (Brazil...

Manufactured by Mahlmeister & Cia, Brazil, 1950s. Solid jacaranda, ebonized wooden structure.

We offer this Brazilian Jacaranda wood tray designed by Jean Gillon, circa 1960.

Designed by Sérgio Rodrigues in Brazil in 1962. The frame of these chairs is fabricated from solid Brazilian jacaranda (rosewood), which displays a beautiful grain.

These are made of solid hardwood jacaranda or Brazilian Rosewood, and are incredibly solid and well made.

The furniture design is often thought of, with adaptations for each residence. Brazilian woods, such as jacarandá-da-bahia, cabreúva and pau-marfim, are combined with glass, iron, fo...