Jose Caldas

Most of Zanine's furniture design from the late 1960's through the 80's consisted of unique pieces that found a specific place in a home that was designed and constructed by him. Th...

Most of Zanine's furniture design from the late 1960's through the 80's consisted of unique pieces that found a specific place in a home that was designed and constructed by him. Thi...

and designer Jose Zanine Caldas. Zanini continues in the tradition of his ecologically-minded father

downward slope of the seat toward the back increases comfort in these compact chairs by Brazil's Jose

These chests are made of solid ipê by Jose Zanine Caldas, better known as Zanine. These are a

This very rare Z line lounge chair and ottoman is truly incredible. It is very tall and substantial. It can only be compared to chairs such as the "OX" chair and the " Papa Bear" c...

A pair of side tables by Zanine from the 1970's, the beginning of his work with reclaimed woods. These could be used as night stands or side tables.

Coffee table with pequi wood frame and painted glass top featuring a multi-colored tropical scene of birds and fruit.

This dining table embodies the naturalistic qualities of Zanine's work of the 1970's and 80's, whereby he made use of reclaimed exotic woods to create unique and commanding original ...

This very rare Z line lounge chair and ottoman is truly incredible. It is very tall and substantial. It can only be compared to chairs such as the "OX" chair and the " Papa Bear" cha...

Wonderfull shaped desk in the style of brazilian furniture.  

Zanini de Zanine Caldas, son of noted Brazilian architect and designer Jose Zanine Caldas

architect and designer Jose Zanine Caldas. Zanini continues in the tradition of his ecologically-minded

by his father, noted Brazilian architect and designer Jose Zanine Caldas. Table top is 3.5" thick.

Zanini de Zanine Caldas, son of noted Brazilian architect and designer Jose Zanine Caldas. Zanini

architect and designer Jose Zanine Caldas. Zanini continues in the tradition of his ecologically-minded

designer Jose Zanine Caldas, using all reclaimed exotic hardwoods to create ecologically minded pieces.

designer Jose Zanine Caldas, using all reclaimed exotic hardwoods to create ecologically minded pieces.

designer Jose Zanine Caldas, using all reclaimed exotic hardwoods to create ecologically minded pieces.

designer Jose Zanine Caldas, using all reclaimed exotic hardwoods to create ecologically minded pieces.

designer Jose Zanine Caldas. Zanini continues in the tradition of his ecologically-minded father with his

Brazilian designer Zanini, son of noted Brazilian architect and designer Jose Zanine Caldas. Zanini

father, noted Brazilian architect and designer Jose Zanine Caldas, using all reclaimed exotic hardwoods

and designer Jose Zanine Caldas. Zanini continues in the tradition of his ecologically-minded father

conjures his father's, Jose Zanine de Caldas, seminal modernist solid wood designs in its elegant

Zanine’s late father, seminal modern architect and designer José Zanine Caldas.

Caldas, son of noted Brazilian architect and designer Jose Zanine Caldas. Zanini continues in the

architect and designer Jose Zanine Caldas, using all reclaimed exotic hardwoods to create ecologically

architect and designer Jose Zanine Caldas, using all reclaimed exotic hardwoods to create ecologically

, noted Brazilian architect and designer Jose Zanine Caldas, using all reclaimed exotic hardwoods to

continues in the tradition of his father, noted Brazilian architect and designer Jose Zanine Caldas, using

, famed Brasilian designer/architect Jose Zanine Caldas. Zanini works with many of the actual tools that

principles of wood working that he learned from his father, famed Brazilian designer/architect Jose Zaninie

Jose Zanine Caldas, established his crafting techniques in Nova Viçosa in the state of Bahia in the

principles of wood working that he learned from his father, famed Brazilian designer/architect Jose Zanine

These chairs are attributed to Jose Zanine Caldas, from his Z line.

A tete-a-tete rocker sculpted of salvaged Pequi wood by José Zanine Caldas.

, noted Brazilian architect and designer Jose Zanine Caldas, using all reclaimed exotic hardwoods to

. Signed, Jose A. Cunha, Caldas Rainha, Portugal

, son of noted Brazilian architect and designer Jose Zanine Caldas. Zanini continues in the tradition of

Caldas, in Joatinga, Brazil. The beam was originally salvaged, as was all the wood that Jose Zanine

father in Joatinga, Brazil. The beam was originally salvaged, as was all the wood that Jose Zanine

the wood that Jose Zanine Caldas used in his architectural projects. That means that this wood has

a section of a beam from a Jose Zanine Caldas' architectural project in Joatinga (an elite

continues in the tradition of his father, noted Brazilian architect and designer Jose Zanine Caldas, using

continues in the tradition of his father, noted Brazilian architect and designer Jose Zanine Caldas, using

. Zanini continues in the tradition of his father, noted Brazilian architect and designer Jose Zanine

This piece was purchased from a house full of furniture by famed architect/designer Jose Zanine

These pieces were purchased from a house full of furniture by famed architect/designer Jose Zanine

of Sergio Rodrigues, Joaquim Tenreiro, Jose Janine Caldas, Martin Eisler or Carlo Hauner.

and designer Jose Zanine Caldas. Zanini continues in the tradition of his ecologically-minded father

Jose Zanine Caldas. Zanini works with many of the actual tools that his father used while he was alive

, 2014) was a Brazilian carioca architect and designer. Along with Joaquim Tenreiro and José Zanine

carioca architect and designer. Along with Joaquim Tenreiro and José Zanine Caldas, was the Pioneer to

Lina Bo Bardi and designer José Zanine Caldas. Gillon took on interior decorating projects and formed

modernists such as celebrated architect Lina Bo Bardi and designer José Zanine Caldas. Gillon took on

the work of modernists such as celebrated architect Lina Bo Bardi and designer José Zanine Caldas