Jangada Chair

The "Jangada" lounge chair, a stunning example of Brazilian modern design by Jean Gillon, is a masterpiece that exudes timeless beauty and exquisite craftsmanship.

Mid-Century Modern “Jangada” lounge chair designed by Jean Gillon and produced in Brazilian rosewood and original black patinated leather.

The Jangada chair of rosewood and leather designed c.1960s by French designer Jean Gillon.

An impressive Jangada chair and ottoman by Jean Gillon. He was a Romanian designer and architect who moved to Brazil in the 1960s where he designed this important chair and ottoman.

An impressive Jangada chair and ottoman by Jean Gillon. He was a Romanian designer and architect who moved to Brazil in the 1960s where he designed this important chair and ottoman.

An extraordinary and increasingly rare example of Brazilian modernism at its finest: the iconic “Jangada” lounge chair and ottoman, designed by Jean Gillon and produced by WoodArt in...

An iconic “Jangada” lounge chair by Jean Gillon, produced in the 1960s–1970s by Italma Wood Art in Brazil.

Jean Gillon 'Jangada' lounge chair and ottoman in tropical wood and leather, Brazil, ca. 1960s.

Iconic Brazilian Jangada Lounge Chair by Jean Gillon, 1960s. This breathtaking design inspired by the markets and fishermen of Brazil, is often seen and referred to as Jean Gillon's ...

The Brazilian Jangada Chair with ottoman, designed by Jean Gillon, embodies the essence of comfort and sophistication with a distinct touch of Brazilian craftsmanship.

The Brazilian Jangada Chair with ottoman, designed by Jean Gillon, embodies the essence of comfort and sophistication with a distinct touch of Brazilian craftsmanship.

An early Jangada arm chair with matching ottoman by Jean Gillon…” visionary furniture designer hailing from Romania and born in 1919, left an indelible mark on the world of design.

Mid-Century Modern “Jangada” lounge chair designed by Jean Gillon for Italma Wood Art in the United States in 1968.

A lounge chair and ottoman, model "Jangada" with frames in jacaranda with net supports and all original leather upholstery.

Jean Gillon, Jangada lounge chair with ottoman, rosewood, nylon rope, leather, Brazil, 1960s.

A lounge chair in jacaranda by Jean Gillon with woven rope sling that carries the tufted leather cushion. Retains the original label. Brazil, circa 1960s.

The fishermen traditionally relaxed in these nets which comfortably unraptures the form of the body, this was what inspired Gillon with the design of this chair. The chair has many b...

A fabulous Brazilian midcentury gran captain or “Jangada” lounge chair in jacaranda wood with distressed black tufted leather seat in woven rope sling designed by Jean Gillon and pro...

Mid-Century Modern "Jangada" armchair with ottoman by Designer Jean Gillon, 1960s Brazil.

As his company matured, so did Gillon’s designs’ appeal; particularly decorated was his Jangada Chair (1968), a lounge chair and ottoman upholstered in leather and supported by nylon...

Using the same nylon hammocks such as in the classic 'Jangada' lounge chair, the 'Tijuca' chair and sofa are a toned down version of the bigger chair.

Introducing this 1960’s Jean Gillon Jangada Lounge Chair and Ottoman—a mid-century marvel named after the rustic fishing boats of Brazil's northern coast.

Brazilian Jangada Rosewood & Leather Sling Chair with Ottoman by Jean Gillon Wonderful lounge chair and ottoman designed by Jean Gillon for Italma in the 1960’s.

One of Gillon’s notable designs was the Jangada Chair (1968), a lounge chair and ottoman inspired by a traditional Brazilian fishing boat.

One of Gillon’s notable designs was the Jangada Chair (1968), a lounge chair and ottoman inspired by a traditional Brazilian fishing boat.

One of Gillon's notable designs was the Jangada Chair (1968), a lounge chair and ottoman inspired by a traditional Brazilian fishing boat.

Using the same nylon hammocks such as in the classic 'Jangada' lounge chair, the 'Tijuca' sofa and chairs are a toned down version of the bigger chair.

Excellent example of Brazilian Modernism. This Jean Gillon “Jangada” chair and ottoman is in wonderful condition.

The chair's name, "Jangada," was named after the small rustic fishing boats used by fishermen along the northern coast of Brazil.

Jangada Lounge Chair with ottoman in cognac leather by Jean Gillon, Brazil 1960s A breathtaking design inspired by the markets and fishermen of Brazil, is often seen and referred to...

Jangada Jacaranda lounge chair and ottoman, Jean Gillon Italma Wood Art, Brazil, 1968.

Jean Gillon, 'Jangada' armchair and ottoman, rosewood, nylon rope, leather, Brazil, 1968. This robust and hefty armchair is designed by Jean Gillon. The originality of this Jangan...

Jean Gillon, 'Jangada' armchair and ottoman, rosewood, nylon rope, cognac leather, Brazil, 1968. This robust and hefty armchair is designed by Jean Gillon. The originality of this...

Phenomenal pair of lounge chairs sculpted from jangada wood. An early design attributed to Jorge Zalszupin, Brazil, circa 1960s.

Jean Gillon, 'Jangada' pair of armchairs and ottomans, rosewood, nylon rope, leather, Brazil, 1968. These robust and hefty armchairs are designed by Jean Gillon. The originality o...

Midcentury Brazilian Jangada lounge chair by Jean Gillon for Italma / Wood Art.

The "Jangada" chair, along with many other pieces by Gillon, has become a sought-after collector's item, emblematic of the rich heritage of Brazilian design.

The "Village" chairs, like the "Jangada" and "Amazonas" chairs, embody Gillon's remarkable sense of artistry and craftsmanship, with their structure made from solid walnut and net, i...

A Brazilian jacaranda wood chair & ottoman by Jean Gillon C. 1968. The chair and ottoman -- called the "Jangada chair," after the shape of a traditional Brazilian fishing boat -- w...

Iconic Brazilian Jangada lounge chair by Jean Gillon and Italma Wood Art, Brazil 1960s.

The Jangada Chair designed in 1968 is his most iconic design and has become one of the most important designs of Brazilian Mid-Century Modernist furniture.

The Jangada chair designed in 1968 is his most iconic design and has become one of the most important designs of Brazilian Mid-Century Modernist furniture.

Jangada armchair with ottoman by Jean Gillon in jacaranda wood and natural leather seat.

Vintage Jangada Lounge Chair by Jean Gillon, 60's Features jacaranda frame, hammock like base made of nylon ropes.

Consistent with the chair´s concept and name, which refers to the kind of raft used by Northeastern Brazil´s fisherman, this piece was designed for relaxing.

However, he was best known for his lounge chairs and sofas, including his iconic Jangada chair.

Vintage Jangada lounge chair by Jean Gillon, 60's. Features a jacaranda frame, hammock like base made of nylon ropes.

However, he was best known for his lounge chairs and sofas, including his iconic Jangada chair.

However, he was best known for his lounge chairs and sofas, including his iconic Jangada chair.

This vintage Mid-Century 'Jangada' lounge chair was designed by Jean Gillon in the 1960s, Brazil.

Consistent with the chair´s concept and name, which refers to the kind of raft used by Northeastern Brazil´s fisherman, this piece was designed for relaxing.

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Rare rosewood and leather sofa, very comfortable and in great condition, Don Shoemaker (Rosewood up to 10kg can be shipped worldwide, no paperwork is necessary for this shipment) A s...

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