Brazilian Modern Credenza in Hardwood by Novo Rumo, 1960s

This spectacular mid-century modern credenza is made with the finest Brazilian rosewood, also known as jacaranda, and has 4 doors, 4 drawers and 2 shelves. The base structure has fou...

Available now, this very Brazilian Modern Eextendable table in hardwood with Ebony finish, designed by Novo Rumo, in the sixties in Brazil is simply spectacular! The table features a hardwood structure with two legs with an oval top with beveled edge that fits four comfortably. When extended the table gets an extra 12 inches that can fit 2 more.The matching chair set...

Available now, this very Brazilian Modern six chair set in off white velvet and hardwood with Ebony finish, designed by Novo Rumo is simply spectacular! Each chair features a hardwood structure with four legs. The seat and backrest are one piece in bentwood. The off white velvet upholstery is super smooth and has three delicate buttons in the center. The matching extendable dining table, also Novo Rumo, is showcased in the last image. This Brazilian Modern gem has all the fun aspects of a true bold Brazilian Modern piece: a robust wood structure combined with a delicate upholstery resulting in a very comfy look. A chair set like these flexes into any Mid-Century Modern, Modern or Contemporary, Transitional, or even Hollywood Regency environment. Attached are some contemporary publications featuring the same chair. About Novo Rumo Francesco Scapinelli...

Available today, this Credenza in Hardwood and Brass by Ernesto Hauner, c. 1960s is nothing less than a beauty! This spectacular mid-century modern credenza is crafted from the finest Caviuna wood and is composed of two identical modules attached to form one large piece. It features 4 doors, 4 drawers, and 4 shelves, with the drawers adorned with Italian beige leather. Each door showcases two Caviuna wood veneer panels, creating a striking pattern. The entire credenza is supported by a total of 8 cylindrical legs, with each module having 4 legs. Purchased at an estate sale in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, this piece is in excellent condition despite some age marks. Manufacture seal is located at the back of the piece. About the designer: Ernesto Hauner was an Italian immigrant who came to Brazil in 1949 and began working in furniture design with renowned figures such as Lina Bo Bardi, Sérgio Rodrigues, Martin Eisler, and his brother Carlo Hauner. He started his career at Studio Palma, which later became Móveis Artesanal, and eventually became a partner at Forma Móveis e Objetos de Arte. In 1958, Hauner established his own business with a small factory in São Paulo, where he created modular bookshelves using...

This contemporary credenza, buffet or low cabinet is a piece of furniture handcrafted in our own workshop. The credenza is carefully built with hardwood and traditional joints, such ...

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This rosewood credenza was produced by the Brazilian company Celina Decorações in the 1960s. It consists of a very well-constructed piece composed of two large compartments and four ...

This Rosewood Credenza, designed by Jorge Zalszupin (1922-2020) and manufactured by L'Atelier in the 1960s, is a great way to have the diversity of different tones of Rosewood in jus...