Lucas Simões Furniture

This edition of Simões’ lounge chair features an iridescent galvanized finish that shifts in color with light and angle. Rooted in the Sleepers series, it transforms sculpture into f...

This side table combines a dense black frame with three curved shelves in iridescent steel, forming a grid of color and shadow. The contrast between opacity and shimmer reflects Simõ...

This iteration pairs black concrete with brushed stainless steel, heightening contrast and architectural rigor. The void between curved panels introduces a sculptural rhythm, while t...

Made from raw carbon steel, this lounge chair evolves from Simões’ Sleepers series. Its monolithic form curls into a continuous scroll, uniting seat and support in a single gesture. ...

This compact triangular table features a ribbed cast-glass top on a polished stainless steel frame. The jagged metal legs, reminiscent of saw blades or structural bracing,introduce a...

A base of rosé concrete contrasts with a bisecting steel element, creating a sharply defined composition that balances weight and levity, stillness and movement. The piece reflects S...

This version of Simões’ geometric side table pairs a concrete base with a folded sheet of blackened steel. The plane slices through the form, extending in opposing cantilevers to cre...

This side table in black concrete emphasizes architectural weight, while the void between curved steel panels creates a rhythm of mass and absence. Sculptural yet functional, it refl...

Named after the Portuguese word for ‘small lagoon,’ Lagoinha features a thick glass top resting on an oxidized steel base. The organic asymmetry of the top contrasts with the jagged ...

This cylindrical side table is built in stacked symmetry, balancing solidity with reflection. Exposed bolts highlight its constructive logic, while the round form suggests rotation a...

This side table combines black concrete with an arched steel base, echoing the compositional strategy of its rosé counterpart but in a more elemental, grounded tone. Its formal logic...

This low table pairs cast glass with a polished stainless steel frame, resembling a glass plinth suspended in a geometric scaffold. The textured transparency softens the strict grid...

This compact stool pairs a rosé-tinted concrete block with a hollow arched base in oxidized steel. Its simple geometry carries architectural cues—the arch as support, the offset tens...

This side table combines a cast spine with two curved galvanized steel panels, creating a bold negative space t its core. Visible bolts expose the construction, giving the piece tect...

This round table combines softly pigmented green concrete with iridescent steel panels that shift in color. Its tripartite construction remains, but the play of hues adds a sensorial...