Jorge Zalszupin Case Pieces and Storage Cabinets

Jorge Zalszupin- L'atelier- 1960- Rare rosewood chest of drawers. Base and drawers in solid rosewood, module in plywood veneered with beautiful rosewood. 50x40x68cm high.

This impressive and very long credenza is crafted from rosewood. The wood has been expertly refinished and is in excellent condition, showcasing its...

Immediately available with complementary shipping n NYC area this Brazilian modern filing cabinet in Rosewood and leather is a true beauty! This filing cabinet was designed by Jorge...

Mid-Century Modern Buffet by Jorge Zalszupin, Brazil, 1960s Fashioned by the talented Polish-Brazilian architect and designer, Jorge Zalszupin, this solid wood buffet...

The modulated units were designed by Jorge Zalszupin (1922-2020) during the 1960s. The piece remained in the designer's possession, for over four decades, in his personal residence....

This piece is stunning! Designed by the renowned Brazilian furniture designer, Jorge Zalszupin for renowned Brazilian furniture manufacturer JD Móveis e Decorações, this credenza / sideboard demands attention. Crafted with meticulous attention to detail, this exceptional piece showcases the timeless beauty of book-matched jacaranda rosewood, perfectly harmonizing functionality with aesthetic appeal. Jorge Zalszupin, a highly recognized figure in the realm of Brazilian design, possesses a rich history in the world of furniture craftsmanship. Born in Warsaw, Poland, in 1922, Zalszupin immigrated to Brazil in the 1950s and soon became an influential force in the country's burgeoning design scene. Drawing inspiration from the organic forms found in nature and influenced by the modernist movement pioneered by architectural maestro Oscar Niemeyer, Zalszupin forged a unique design language that blended elegance, functionality, and a deep appreciation for Brazilian materials. This sideboard, a testament to Zalszupin's expertise, is a stunning example of his mastery of design and his profound respect for the inherent beauty of materials. The book-matched jacaranda rosewood adorning its exterior showcases the unmistakable warmth and richness of this exotic Brazilian wood, skillfully harnessed to create a captivating visual pattern that captures the eye. Functionality is seamlessly integrated into this piece. The sideboard features a thoughtfully designed arrangement of drawers and doors, providing ample storage space for your cherished belongings. Whether it's displaying fine china, storing linens, or organizing your treasured book collection, this sideboard offers a practical solution while maintaining elegance, sophistication and minimalist design with a maximalist facade. The sideboard's sleigh legs not only lend a touch of sophistication but also pay homage to other renowned Brazilian designers. Percival Lafer, an esteemed name in Brazilian furniture design, was celebrated for his innovative use of materials and unique seating designs, which often featured distinctive leg styles. Sergio Rodriguez, a Uruguayan-born architect and designer who found success in Brazil, was known for his sculptural furniture creations, while Joaquim Tenreiro, a master craftsman, brought a refined simplicity to his designs that blended traditional craftsmanship with modern sensibilities. As you welcome this exceptional sideboard into your living space, you embrace a piece of Brazilian design heritage and the legacy of Jorge Zalszupin. The union of meticulous craftsmanship, the allure of book-matched jacaranda rosewood, and the influence of revered Brazilian designers ensure that this sideboard will be a focal point, enriching your home with its beauty and functionality for years to come. This piece was a Jorge Zalszupin design for JD Móveis e Decorações. JD Móveis e Decorações is a renowned Brazilian furniture company that has collaborated with several prominent designers over the years. Jorge Zalszupin's exceptional design talent and unique artistic vision made him a natural fit for partnering with JD Móveis e Decorações to create exquisite furniture pieces. Through this collaboration, Zalszupin's iconic designs were able to reach a wider audience, further solidifying his status as a celebrated figure in Brazilian design. This piece would look incredible in any mid century modern, modern or contemporary home. We currently have this piece in the gallery paired with a Sergio Rodriguez sofa...

Beautiful patched and sophisticated sideboard from the componivel series designed by Jorge Zalszupin and manufactured by his own company L'Atelier, Brazil 1959. Modular furniture by ...

Large sized desk from the componivel series designed by Jorge Zalszupin and manufactured at his own company L'Atelier, Brazil 1959. The Escrivaninha or desk is a very sophisticated d...

This stunning trolley is probably the most iconic piece designed by Jorge Zalszupin and manufactured in his own company L’Atelier, Brazil 1959. The Carrinho de Chá or tea trolley originates from 1959 and is considered a timeless classic amongst collectors. The cart can be moved around freely and is built from various materials: a solid iron frame black painted, supports a large origami like bottom shelf. Another shelf sculpted out of solid jacaranda rosewood is placed on top and serves as a removable serving tray which can be used both sides. Two rather large but open brass wheels are placed at the bottom and are a great distinctive feature as the solid brass draws...

Monumental sized bookcase from the componivel series designed by Jorge Zalszupin and manufactured in his own company L'Atelier, Brazil 1959. Modular shelving systems or bookcases (Mo...

Beautiful large sized but sophisticated sideboard from the componivel series designed by Jorge Zalszupin and manufactured by his own company L'Atelier, Brazil 1959. Modular furniture...

Stunning and unique made sideboard designed by Jorge Zalszupin and manufactured by his own comany L'Atelier, Brazil 1960. This is a unique sideboard designed especially for a customer’s holiday home in Biarritz, France 1960. This sideboard is comparable to the modular system designed by Zalszupin in 1959. The difference is that this sideboard has much more elegant round legs on the corners and doors and is partly covered with leather. This was also seen at the modular system sometimes at the doors or panels. It has 3 drawers in the middle and on the left and right of that there are the leather covered folding doors. The sideboard is in fully original condition and the leather has a nice patina from age and usage. This comes from an interior with several pieces by Zalszupin which were imported from Brazil in the early 1960s. All the features this sideboard shows were also used by Zalszupin in other designs, the leather handles in his desks, the legs with the Jockey chairs...