Alexandre Labruyère Chairs

Construction technique: Structure in powder coated aluminum and wood Color: Black.  

Construction technique: beechwood structure with yellow decoration Color: natural wood.  

VANCOUVERT Chair by Alexandre Ligios L 23.6" x D 23.6" x H 30.7" Oak and velvet Symmetry and curves, material and style. A piece with subtle touches of modernity. Lead time for t...

Construction technique: oak wood structure with multi-color decorations Color: natural wood.  

IBIZA Chair by Alexandre Ligios W 26" x H 37" x D 26" Wooden structure and velvet fabrics Symmetrical and rounded shapes with clean lines for an invitat...

HONG KONG Chair by Alexandre Ligios W 39" x H 39" x D 39" Wooden structure and velvet fabrics. Geometric shapes and sharp lines. Modern and refined atmosphere. Lead time for this...

LA MYSTERIEUSE Chair by Alexandre Ligios METAL AND VELVET L 33 x W 21 X H 31 The chair features a sleek metal frame that gives it a contemporary and elegant look. Its velvet seat ...

L'INSOLENTE Chair by Alexandre Ligios WALNUT AND VELVET L 20 x W 20 X H 35 The contemporary-designed chair features a solid oak frame, adding warmth and solidity to your space. It...

What a chair!! This is the kind of chair you will never see again. Made in the 60's but in absolute top condition! It stood in a small room of an elder couple for decades. They reall...

Chair #3 , tracing the origin of a contemporary classic. The artisan way of learning applied to form. observe, imitate and repeat. Chair #3 is the result of a research in finding the origins of a sequence of chairs -Conoid, Kufenstuhl, Zigzag y Z Rasch-, all being named contemporary classics in the world of design. The celebration of “uniquness” however does not ultimately lie in what one sees at first glance but in the complexities contained in a single form and that one is able to acknowledge: The first chair in this sequence is the so called Conoid chair by George Nakashima...

L'INSOLENTE Chair by Alexandre Ligios Oak and velvet. L 20 x W 20 X H 35 The contemporary-designed chair features a solid oak frame, adding warmth and solidity to your space. Its...

Available today, this pair of midcentury modern chairs made in Brazilian Rosewood, known as Jacaranda & Cane designed by Alexandre Rapoport in the 1960’s are gorgeous! The delicate set features a Rosewood structure with caning in the seat. The Brazilian Rosewood is nothing less than spectacular and displays vibrant wood veins that almost feel the chairs are alive! The pair is extremely light weight, as a result of the Jacaranda's aging process. Extensive logging has virtually eliminated Rosewood from the Brazilian forests, so that today it is not supposed to be logged. The only material that can be sold legally is old stock. By owning a vintage piece made of old Jacaranda, you’re not only getting a beautiful collectible but also helping this species to recuperate. This gorgeous set would look great in any mid century modern, modern, contemporary environment used as dining or accent chairs. About the author, Alexandre Rapoport (Rio de Janeiro, 1929) is a Brazilian painter, architect, draftsman and engraver. Self-taught of Russian origin, he began painting at the Faculty of Architecture before the end of the 1950s. He studied drawing with Ubi Paiva and, while a student, attended engraving classes by Raymundo Cella at the National School of Fine Arts; it was then that he participated in his first group exhibitions promoted by the Federal Government. He had contact with Cândido Portinari...