Mole Chair

Solid lathed hardwood frame, crossbars allowing for the passage of sole leather straps adjusted with lathed studs forming the membrane for the seat, back, and arm cushions, joined in...

Rodrigues is best known for his iconic "Mole" chair, which exemplifies his use of rich, natural materials and a focus on comfort and craftsmanship.

He garnered wider worldwide acclaim with his “Mole” chair. Other noteworthy Rodrigues designs include the “Chifruda”, a horned chair, and the “Diz”, a sleek reclining wooden chair.

Early version of the original vintage Jacaranda lounge chair and ottoman from the "Mole" ("Soft, Sloppy, Easy") series featuring the father of Brazilian furniture, Sergio Rodrigues.

Pair of Mole armchairs by Sergio Rodrigues. Very comfortable for lounging. This is the iconic armchairs that put this famous Brazilian designer on the world map. Seat height is 18 in...

Large and comfortable Lounge chair with Ottoman by Sergio Rodrigues for the manufacture of Isa Bergamo under the name MOLE chair or Sheriff.

Fabulous Original “Mole” Living Room Suite by the iconic Brazilian Architect and Designer Sergio Rodrigues circa 1957.

Probably his best known design is the “Mole”, or Soft Chair, also known as the Sheriff chair: Our version originates from the 1960s and was produced by ISA, Italy.

Originally nick named the “Poltrona Mole” a.k.a. soft chair The heavy overhanging cushions in black leather are held in place with beautiful cognac leather webbing that provide stun...

The oversized sling lounges were referred to as the "floppy" chairs by the woodworkers who made them, thus acquiring the name Poltrona Mole or Soft Chair.

Probably his best known design is the “Mole”, or Soft Chair also known as the Sheriff chair: Our version originates from the 1960s.

Originally nicknamed “Mole armchair” or “soft chair” for its decidedly relaxed style and large wide cushion.

The oversized sling lounges were referred to as the "floppy" chairs by the woodworkers who made them, thus acquiring the name Poltrona Mole or Soft Chair.

Around that time, Rodrigues, eight years Lafer’s senior, introduced his now-iconic Mole chair, which Lafer notes "influenced not only me, but a whole generation."

This piece encapsulates the Brazilian Modern design of the sixties in a superb way: The bowling pin legs seen in many Brazilian design icons like the Mole armchair, a rocking chair s...

Rodrigues made his mark on the international design scene as the creator of the Poltrona Mole (1957) lounge chair, which was awarded first prize at the International Furniture Compet...

Iconic Mischievous or Mole armchair by Rodrigues, designed in Brazil 1957.

Sergio was told the chair couldn't compete because the Mole chair's design was already a "known" design as it was already a couple years old.

A solid rosewood Sheriff chair by Brazilian designer Sergio Rodrigues purchased in the 1960s. Both the Brazilian Jacaranda frame and the original leather strapping have been re-oile...

In 1961 the "Mole" was prized at the IV Furniture Bienal in Italy.

His most famous work, the "Mole Chair," is an icon—think low-slung, effortlessly cool, and ridiculously comfortable.

Sergio Rodrigues (1927-2014) signature piece designed in 1957, the "Mole" Armchair – which means "soft" in Portuguese – is composed of a solid rounded Rosewood frame, adjustable leat...

Sergio Rodrigues created the "Mole'' concept between 1956 and 1957 at the photographer Otto Stupakoff's request, who wanted a two-seater sofa for his studio. The sofa should have cus...

Sergio Rodrigues signature piece designed in 1957, the "Mole" Armchair – which means "soft" in Portuguese – is composed of a solid rounded Rosewood frame, adjustable leather support ...