Brazilian Midcentury, Daybed in Rosewood, Celina Zilberberg, circa 1950

Original Condition.

Designed by Sergio Rodrigues (1927-2014) in 1962, Daybed Luxor was formerly part of Hotel Luxor's bedroom in São Paulo, which had its interior design signed by the designer. The furniture gained countless variations of use by the hands of Sergio Rodrigues himself. Sophisticated and versatile, the Daybed Luxor can be used as a single bed or as a charming compact sofa. Sergio Rodrigues (1927-2014) was responsible for establishing a new paradigm in design, setting himself apart with his own language in his investigation of a recognizable Brazilian identity. Rodrigues became notorious for using thick woods pieces of Rosewood, Peroba, and Imbuia to create quintessential icons. His exceptional Mole armchair...

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