Dry Bar Coated in Leather with 3 stools, by l'Atelier, Brazilian Mid-Century

Introducing a masterpiece of Brazilian modern design, this stunning dining room table from L'Atelier embodies the essence of elegance and sophistication. With the genius of Jorge Zal...

This beautiful pair of armchairs designed by L'Atelier is a great example of the style of Brazilian midcentury furniture. The materials...

This bar cart is a charming representation of mid-20th-century design, a period that witnessed a remarkable evolution in furniture aesthetics, merging functionalism with the emerging...

This Brazilian hardwood cart/trolley designed by the renowned architect and designer Sérgio Rodrigues in the 1960s is truly exceptional. The clean and modern look of the glass top is...

The 'Mole' sofa, designed by Sergio Rodrigues, is not only an iconic piece of mid-20th century Brazilian furniture but also a crowning achievement in the designer's illustrious caree...

This armchair designed by Carlo Fongaro is an exemplary piece of mid-20th-century Brazilian furniture design. The chair combines the use of wood and leather, materials commonly used in Brazilian furniture from that era, known for their durability and aesthetic appeal. The armchair has a distinctive modernist style, featuring sleek lines and an organic form that cradles the body. The wooden frame forms the armrests and a supporting back panel that provides structural integrity and visual warmth. The chair is upholstered in high-quality leather, giving it its rich color and texture, while the cushions are tufted, which is not only a design feature but also serves to keep the padding in place, ensuring long-term comfort and durability. The metal legs of the chair are slender and made of steel, a choice that reflects the era's fascination with new industrial materials and techniques. The use of metal gives the chair a lightweight appearance and complements the natural materials. Carlo Fongaro's designs are not as widely recognized internationally as some of his Brazilian contemporaries like Oscar Niemeyer or the duo of Lina Bo Bardi and Giancarlo Palanti, but his work is appreciated for its craftsmanship and design within the canon of Brazilian modernist furniture...

This stunning trolley is probably the most iconic piece designed by Jorge Zalszupin and manufactured in his own company L’Atelier, Brazil 1959. The Carrinho de Chá or tea trolley originates from 1959 and is considered a timeless classic amongst collectors. The cart can be moved around freely and is built from various materials: a solid iron frame black painted, supports a large origami like bottom shelf. Another shelf sculpted out of solid jacaranda rosewood is placed on top and serves as a removable serving tray which can be used both sides. Two rather large but open brass wheels are placed at the bottom and are a great distinctive feature as the solid brass draws...

Made in partnership with one of Brazil’s first independent Gin distilleries, ARAN was conceived with the intention of bringing the interaction, energy and the cocktail and mixology ...

Dram dry bar is defined by its open spaces and marked by its sculpted angles and brass components which add levity and delicacy. It is a mid-century modern inspired piece with a mini...

Midcentury modern is a design style that arrived in the mid-20th century. Defined by simple, functional, and wooden furniture, midcentury modern still remains a popular interior desi...

One of the best pieces we have had in our gallery, this bar from the early sixties was originally made of walnut wood and with a polyester finish cover, sadly we had to replace the c...

For your consideration, Mid-Century Modern bar made in Mexico in the 60s.