Black Tela Chair by Wentz

About the Item

Black Tela Chair by Wentz Dimensions: D 54 x W 55 x H 80 cm Materials: Tauari Wood, Cotton, Weave, Plywood, Upholstery. Weight: 5,4kg / 11,9 lbs The Tela armchair is a meeting between contemporary design and traditional Brazilian materials. The weave of the backrest is inspired by the classic “straw” found in Modernist furniture. The weave design was recreated on a new scale and uses cotton as the raw material — instead of straw — for greater comfort and durability. The elongated silhouette of the back really emphasizes the fabric, while the wooden structure and upholstered seat have subtle inserts and curves. The armchair seeks maximum comfort with minimal structure, light aesthetics and a tropical memory. WENTZ SILENT AND NATURAL LIVING DESIGNED IN BRAZIL Brazilian brand of furniture, lighting and accessories design. We live in silence, contemplating the environments, through pieces that welcome well-being. We seek to give naturalness to living, with harmonic and sensorial simplicities. We express Brazilian uniqueness through our lines, highlighting local materials and technologies. With a contemporary tropical aesthetic, designer Guilherme Wentz's creations reflect the contemplative personality of their creator, connected to nature and obsessed with design. His designs present a new look at living, where each piece conveys a perfect balance between simplicity and functionality. 1987 — Guilherme Wentz is born on July 17, in the city of Caxias do Sul, in Rio Grande do Sul, where he spent his entire youth. 2008 — Guilherme drops out of the Business Administration course to start a new creative life studying Product Design. 2010 — Begins his career as a designer at the Riva objects brand, where he works for two years. 2012 — Recently graduated, receives the IDEA Brasil award for his first product on the market, the Officer desk, developed for the São Paulo brand Decameron. 2013 — Receives the iF Design Award for his second signed project, the K for Riva Collection, sets up his studio and starts designing for different brands of furniture, lamps and objects. 2014 — Moves the studio to São Paulo, takes on the Style Directorship of the Decameron and Carbono brands and is invited to a project commissioned by the São Paulo Museum of Modern Art. 2016 — Joins businessman Rafael Gehrke to launch his first independent collection, called "Capítulo 1", which in its first year was already available in some of the main designer stores in Brazil and the United States. In the same year he was named "Rising Talent" by Maison & Objet Americas and received the Museu da Casa Brasileira and iF Design Awards, both for Luminária UM, developed for Lumini. 2017 — Named "Rising Talent" at the Casa Vogue Awards. One of his projects, the Post-Tropical Vase , is acquired for the permanent collection of the Lisbon Design and Fashion Museum. 2018 — Wentz is named by the New York Times T Magazine as one of the "6 Rising Studios of the Americas." 2019 — The WENTZ brand is established for the production and distribution of independent collections and the launch takes place during New York Design Week. In August, the brand's first store opens in São Paulo.

Creator:

Guilherme Wentz (Designer)

Dimensions:

Height: 31.5 in (80 cm)Width: 21.66 in (55 cm)Depth: 21.26 in (54 cm)Seat Height: 18.12 in (46 cm)

Style:

Post-Modern (Of the Period)

Materials and Techniques:

Plywood,Upholstery,Wood

Place of Origin:

Brazil

Period:

2010-