Michel Arnoult, "Peg-Lev" armchair, Solid noble wood and leather. c. 1960.

Joaquim Tenreiro (1906-1992) Pair of "Concha" Armchairs, 1955 Solid wood and cotton fabric (Donatelli Publisher - Brazil) 73 x 80 x 70 cm 28 37/50 x 31 1/2 x 27 14/25 in This model,...

This armchair by John Graz, dating from the 1960s. The room is characterized by a high slightly inclined backrest, offering optimal comfort. Its contoured structure in caviuna, an ex...

Armchair, 1960's in Caviuna and cotton. Gelli armchair in solid wood "Caviuna". With its front and back legs forming a single line composed of carefully controlled curves, its back ...

A typical piece of Carlo Hauner's design from the 1950s, this armchair rests on four conical legs, known in Brazilian as "Pè palito". The wide, curved backrest gives it depth while t...

Roxinho vintage Safari armchairs in leather and wood by MCM Michel Arnoult, 1960s A pair of truly amazing mid century Roxinho leather safari style lounge chairs by Michel Arnoult, circa 1960 Brazil. These chairs feature stitched high quality leather sling seats and backs, with Brazilian hardwood frames. A casual yet sleek & sophisticated look while retaining comfort and unmatched quality. This mid century piece features a full chocolate wood construction with a lovely sling leather design. This piece has a timeless silhouette that would be prefect for any mcm lover's home. This chair is in very good condition with some slight scuffs common with used furniture. There is also some slight cracking on the leather, but over in very good condition. *This listing is priced for the pair (2) of chairs. Manufactured by Mobilia Contemporanea.

Crafted in the 1960s, this beautiful armchair features an Imbuia wood frame complemented by newly upholstered beige linen seat and backrest. The seat and backrest provide ample suppo...

Jolie paire de fauteuils à pommeaux par Michel Arnoult vers 1960.

Born in Paris, Michel Arnoult found his creative expression on the Brazilian scene. Today considered one of the great names representing design in the country, his pieces reflect his eternal search for the minimization of production costs and industrial processes, offering quality, cheap and easy-to-assemble furniture for the middle class at the time. His attention to wood materiality, comfort, and simple but very elegant lines can be recognized in his extensive legacy. The Ouro Preto...