Jacaranda Brazil

Executed in richly figured Brazilian rosewood (jacarandá), the chairs are defined by their elegant architectural frame.

Executed in Brazilian rosewood (jacarandá), this set of four dining chairs reflects the restrained structural language of mid-century Brazilian design.

An extremely rare pair of original "Poltrona Del Rey" lounge chairs by Brazilian designer Jorge Zalszupin, made circa 1960. This design is documented on page 100 of Maria Cecilia Lo...

Incredible and rare pair of table lamps in Jacaranda and acrylic in perfect conditions very charm

Made by Oca for Meia Pataca in Brazil, these chairs and ottomans are made of solid Jacaranda and feature an extremely comfortable seat and seat back cushion held in place by webbing ...

Known as the “Cadeira com Assento Curvo” (Chair with Curved Seat), this design is documented in Tenreiro’s own publications and exemplifies his lifelong pursuit of lightness, structu...

The piece is distinguished by the use of selected Brazilian Rosewood (Jacarandá de Río) veneers, featuring high-contrast grain patterns that provide a unique, graphic character to it...

Executed in Brazilian rosewood (jacarandá), the cabinet is composed in Zalszupin’s distinctive patchwork configuration—an approach that transforms material economy into visual langua...

Made in Brazil, in the 1960s. Chairs made in solid Brazilian Rosewood (Jacaranda) with caned seats and backs. ”Fatima Arquitetura Interiors,” known as ”FAI”, was a high profi...

Institutions such as the Liceu played a crucial role in this evolution, training generations of craftsmen who translated modernist principles into finely executed domestic furniture....

Executed with Brazilian rosewood (Jacaranda) veneer over a solid rosewood structure, the tables emphasize proportion, structural logic, and material presence rather than ornament.

This controlled geometry and emphasis on function integrated with form are hallmarks of Zalszupin’s broader body of work. Constructed in Brazilian rosewood (jacarandá), the desk fea...

A rare model from Rodrigues’ 1960s production, the Kiko armchair combines the warmth of Brazilian jacarandá with an industrial sensibility expressed through its visible metal fitting...

The frame? Solid Brazilian jacaranda, with a deep, rich, dark cherry finish that’s more of a mood than a color.

Executed in solid Brazilian rosewood (jacarandá), the chairs exemplify the institution’s emphasis on masterful woodworking, structural clarity, and enduring craftsmanship.

Executed in richly figured Brazilian rosewood (jacarandá), the base is composed of two elongated elliptical supports joined by a central stretcher—an architectural gesture that is at...

The chair features a hardwood frame with Brazilian Rosewood (Jacarandá) armrests, paired with slender metal legs that lend the composition a sense of visual lightness.

The tapered, pointed legs contribute to the chair’s elevated stance, giving the impression of lightness and suspension within the space. Crafted in Brazilian rosewood (jacarandá) wi...

A beautiful low Brazilian coffee table in Brazilian jacaranda/rosewood veneer.

Its base is constructed from tubular steel and black lacquered metal slats, serving as a foundation for the remarkable Brazilian Jacaranda Rosewood veneers, which are artfully shaped...

Constructed entirely in Brazilian rosewood (jacarandá), the bookshelf displays exceptional natural aging, with deep, saturated tones and pronounced grain variation developed over dec...

Crafted from solid Brazilian rosewood (jacarandá), the desk features an expansive rectangular top executed in rosewood and rosewood veneer, offering both visual depth and structural ...

Crafted entirely from solid Brazilian rosewood (jacarandá), the rack displays rich tonal variation and expressive grain, ranging from deep brown to warmer amber notes.

Joaquim Tenreiro / Unique Console Table Jacaranda Rosewood / Brazil, 1950s A monumental console table in jacaranda by Joaquim Tenreiro, uniting precise craftsmanship with vernacular...

Each chair is constructed in solid Brazilian rosewood (jacarandá), articulated through a rectilinear frame with balanced proportions and clean joinery.

Designed as the “MP-13” model, this sofa reflects the disciplined material dialogue characteristic of Brazilian modern seating in the 1960s. The composition is anchored by a structur...

A sculptural and refined set of five dining chairs by Jorge Zalszupin, crafted in Brazilian jacaranda (rosewood) during the height of the country’s modernist movement in the 1960s.

Executed entirely in richly figured Brazilian rosewood (Jacarandá), the bed is composed of two sculptural platform bases supported by tapered cone legs, creating a sense of visual li...

The design features a substantial circular pink granite top suspended within a meticulously crafted solid rosewood frame, creating a visual tension between the stone’s organic moveme...

Executed entirely in solid Brazilian rosewood (jacarandá), the table reflects a period when dense tropical hardwoods were central to both aesthetic expression and long-term durabilit...

The piece is constructed from solid Brazilian Rosewood (Jacarandá), one of the most coveted hardwoods of the period, celebrated for its deep tonal range and expressive, multicolored ...

The frames are crafted in jacaranda, or Brazilian rosewood, whose rich tonal variation and expressive grain lend warmth and depth to an otherwise rigorously pared-down form.

Executed in richly figured Brazilian rosewood (jacarandá), the cabinet is composed in Zalszupin’s distinctive patchwork configuration — an approach that elevates material economy int...

A masterclass in restraint and proportion, this long-form credenza by Cimo exemplifies the quiet sophistication of Brazilian modern design in the 1960s. Executed in richly figured Br...

The chair is defined by its molded and laminated Brazilian rosewood (jacarandá) shell, which wraps continuously from arm to back in a single, resolved gesture.

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...

Scapinelli's designs were characterized by their unique blend of Brazilian and Italian influences. He not only embraced the use of traditional Brazilian woods like jacaranda, imbuia,...

The options for the wood are Brazilian Jacarandá Rosewood, Nogueira, or Pau Ferro.

These unique looking armchairs feature a square base made in Brazilian rosewood (Jacaranda). They have been upholstered in black leather and the back seat has been tufted with four b...

This rare and coveted piece showcases the fusion of two cultures, with its base made of tubular steel and black lacquered metal slats, topped with Brazilian Jacaranda Rosewood veneer...

Conceived as both a dining and executive conference table, the piece unites a sculptural chrome tubular base with a richly figured Brazilian rosewood (jacaranda) top—an arresting dia...

The options for the wood are Brazilian Jacarandá Rosewood, Nogueira, or Pau Ferro.

The case is executed in richly grained Brazilian rosewood (jacarandá), its horizontal drawer fronts showcasing the dramatic tonal variation and depth that define the species.

Originally conceived as a telephone table—an object meant to anchor communication within the home—it reflects a broader design ethos in which furniture was expected to adapt fluidly ...

., this elegant set of four armchairs exemplifies the refined architectural language emerging in Brazilian design during the period. Each chair is crafted entirely in solid Brazilian...

Executed in Brazilian rosewood (jacarandá), the desk features a distinctive patchwork composition.

Novo Rumo produced furniture of excellent quality on an industrial scale, using noble woods from Brazil such as jacaranda from Bahia, in both solid and veneered pieces.

Constructed from solid Brazilian rosewood (jacarandá), the chairs feature a bold rectangular silhouette with wide, planar armrests and a grounded stance supported by four substantial...

Designed by Jorge Zalszupin (1922–2020) in the 1960s, this credenza reflects the designer’s refined approach to proportion, material richness, and functional clarity within Brazilian...

The base is executed in plywood with rosewood veneer, framed in solid Brazilian rosewood (jacarandá), and topped with glass—an elegant material pairing frequently associated with Ten...

Executed in richly figured Brazilian rosewood (jacarandá), the cabinet showcases dramatic grain movement across its eight drawers, creating a striking visual rhythm that highlights t...

The absence of decorative excess places focus on line, scale, and the relationship between mass and surface—hallmarks of Tenreiro’s broader body of work. Crafted from Brazilian rose...

A study in proportion, restraint, and material intelligence, this 1960s sofa by Fátima exemplifies the quiet rigor of Brazilian modernism. The structure is executed in richly grained...

Crafted in richly grained Brazilian rosewood (jacarandá), the case showcases exceptional wood selection, with deep tonal variation and expressive veining that has matured beautifully...

The armrests, executed in richly figured Brazilian rosewood (jacarandá), provide a deliberate material counterpoint to the coolness of the steel frame.

Hand-carved from solid Brazilian rosewood (jacarandá), the piece highlights the extraordinary natural character of the wood—deep chocolate hues layered with warm amber striations tha...

The open back construction introduces negative space within the composition, allowing the chairs to maintain an airy presence around a dining table. Crafted in Brazilian rosewood (j...