Jacaranda Sofas

Lineart Moveis e Decoracoes, four-seat sofa, Brazilian rosewood, metal and fabric, Brazil, 1960s This large four-seat sofa was designed by architect an...

Percival Lafer MP-41 Sofa - Exceptional Brazilian Modern Classic This distinguished MP-41 sofa exemplifies Percival Lafer's mastery of Brazilian modern design, representing one of h...

A standout of Brazilian mid-century design, this 1960s “Saci” sofa by Jean Gillon for WoodArt is an exceptionally rare find—the only known example currently available for sale worldw...

Mid-century Brazilian modern jacaranda rosewood three seat sofa with original fabric by Celina Decorações. New upholstery is recommended. Ships from Rio De Janeiro.

An extremely rare sofa designed by Dutch designer Rob Parry, with a very elegant shape with a combination of jacaranda, chrome metal and a seat as if suspended in this structure. Thi...

Three Seat Sofa by Percival Lafer executed in leather upholstery as well as a Brazilian Jacaranda Rosewood frame Percival Lafer is a Brazilian furniture designer known for his sign...

Uncommon Maurice Percival lafer sofa in black leather, the wood is made of Jacaranda and leather has some patina as seen in photos with age-appropriate wea...

Cimo S/A sofa from the 60s, Brazil, structure in Jacaranda. The restoration process only needed refinishing and reupholster, which was done by our team at the finest details and p...

This sofa is absolutely stunning! It's rare to find a sofa that is arguably more attractive from the back than the front, and that can be floated effortlessly in any environment. This iconic sofa comes with a colorful history, and here's to shedding some light on that. Sergio Rodrigues, better knows as the father of modern Brazilian design, was a prolific Brazilian architect and designer. He designed furniture for people-- he would design a piece of furniture and take it home-- if the cook liked it, if his wife liked it, and the cat liked it, then it was good enough. He placed a priority on comfort as well as customizability-- which is also reflective in this sofa-- as the leather straps can all be adjust for a more firm sit, or more relaxed feel. The Mole was originally designed in 1957 and produced in 1958. Rodrigues believed this design to be really one of the first pieces of post modern design-- and maybe for that reason it's why it didn't immediately catch on. The Mole was met with a "bitter discouraging lack of interest," while it sat for a year in Oca's display window; onlookers would call it an "expensive dog bed" and others would complain it looked like a "fried egg". His partners wanted him to keep the Mole chair...

Rare Brazilian sofa in mustard leather and solid jacaranda wooden legs. Model 'MP81' designed around 1960s by Percival Lafer. In beautiful original condition, very nice patina. The ...

This is an ideal signed collectors example of the extremely rare 'Presidencial' three seat sofa by Jorge Zalszupin for L'Atelier Moveis, Sao Paolo Brazil, circa 1960. Featuring a sculptural Jacaranda (an exotic variant of Brazilian Rosewood) frame with slatted seat backs and seductive curved arms sitting on top of three black and chrome steel legs. Subtle details complete this exotic couch such as the oversized brass screw on the sides - a beautiful detail sometimes lacking on other examples. The Jacaranda Rosewood has exquisite grain and is finished in an expert French Polish. This is the perfect collectors example of the 'Presidencial' design as it is signed with a L'Atelier label and in such beautiful condition. Interior designers also consider this for your favorite collector client. These are so incredibly rare, get it before your competition does. This Jorge Zalszupin for L'Atelier three seat Presidencial sofa would work great in a brazilian modern, mid-century modern, scandinavian or danish modern, or post-modern home or penthouse apartment but could also look fantastic in a contemporary, hollywood regency or art deco room. Also consider mixing it up in a traditional, classical or art deco room with a splash of juxtaposition. This sofa would also be an apt choice in a commercial project such as a hotel lobby lounge, members club, creative design studio or high-rise executive office. Would pair well with other Brazilian Modern pieces from designers such as Sergio Rodrigues, Joaquim Tenreiro, Giuseppe Scapinelli, Novo Rumo, Martin Eisler, Carlo Hauner, Percival Lafer, Fatima Arquitetura e Interiores, and JD...

Three seater sofa from the 60's by the Brazilian designer Percival Lafer. Structure in solid Jacaranda, seat and straps in original green leath...