Dining Table in Brazilian Hardwood by Ricardo Graham Ferreira

Name: Dining Table in Brazilian Hardwood by Ricardo Graham Ferreira
Brand: Ricardo Graham Ferreira
Price: 19000 USD
Availability: InStock

$19,000per item

About

Contemporary dining table made with selected tropical Brazilian hardwood. Contemporary Brazilian design. The dining table has a solid knock down tabletop and strong base assembled with traditional wood joints. This table can be custom made. Ricardo Graham Ferreira is a Brazilian woodworking artist who learned cabinet making in northern Italy and southern France. The traditional woodworking craft was brought by Ricardo to the tropics, in his hometown Rio de Janeiro, where local sustainable forest management and precious reclaimed tropical hardwoods, are hand crafted into original woodworking pieces by this Brazilian artist.

Customization Options

Can be produced on custom sizes and different tropical wood species.

Details

Creator
Ricardo Graham Ferreira (Designer)
Dimensions
Height: 28.35 in. (72 cm)Width: 114.18 in. (290 cm)Depth: 63 in. (160 cm)
Materials and Techniques
WoodworkHardwood,JoineryWood,Reclaimed Wood
Place of Origin
Brazil
Period
2010-
Date of Manufacture
2020
Production Type
New & Custom(Current Production)
Condition
Seller Location
Nova Friburgo, BR
Reference Number
1stDibs: LU3183111816373
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Ships From: Nova Friburgo, Brazil
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About The Maker

Ricardo Graham Ferreira

Woodworking arrived as a joyful activity to the life of this Brazilian artist, born in Rio de Janeiro. After graduating in Marketing and working with it, Ricardo Graham Ferreira made an important decision in his life and gave him self a chance to learn what he has loved since a little kid: woodworking. In 2002 Ricardo went to Italy. More precisely to the Brianza region. And there stayed for 3 years learning "ebanisteria" in Meda, "the city of furniture making". After that went to the south of France where he obtained a higher degree in woodworking, after one year attending the École Supérieure d'Ébénisterie d’Avignon, a prestigious school located in Provence. His workshop, known as “oEbanista”, was established in 2006, and it's located at Nova Friburgo, a city found on the green mountains of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. At the beginning Ricardo's works were only made by commission, for direct costumers; but it took new directions as his pieces gained prominence in reputable events, prizes and national and international publications.