Brazilian Midcentury Nightstand in Jacaranda by Ricardo Arrastia

Brazilian contemporary side table in stone and brass Designer: Gustavo Neves AEon collection Pedra" coffee table Materials: Stone (limestone), metal (brass) darkened with manual trea...

Brazilian Contemporary side table or end table Designer: Gustavo Neves Aeon collection Pedra coffee table Materials: stone (limestone), metal (brass) darkened with manual treatment,...

Brazilian modern "Augusto" round coffee table by Sergio Rodrigues, 1991 Black lacquered wood and marble top Sergio and Adolpho were already old acquaintances when, in 1991, the entr...

Brazilian Contemporary Design by Rodrigo Almeida Construtivista Chair in Brazilian Mahog, 2014 Limited Edition of 2 The Construtivista chair with versions in Brazilian rosewood and mahogany, combined with straw backrests, uses material from the recycling of furniture. In an interview with architect Tatiana Sakurai (2009), Almeida emphasized that he works - (...) against the flow of the culture for industrial design - and believes tha - this is one of the characteristics of Brazilian art and design -. For him, - Brazilian culture is born of the impasse, of the creative gap that exists between not knowing how to do something and having to do it. I think we are not a technical culture and the good thing about that is that we don't copy things properly... . exhibitions: Coleções, Legado Arte...

Artist: Armarinhos Teixeira Nebulares series (no title) Unique piece Brazil 2018 Materials: polyester, copper and leather The sculpture is hanging on by a leather cord Dimensions Variable Exhibited - São Paulo, Brazil, Legado Arte...

Brazilian contemporary dining table Desdobramento dining table by Jose Marton, 2015, Brazil Limited Edition of 60. Exhibitions: Encontros, Legado Arte gal...

Brazilian jacaranda wood square side table from the 1960s with pedestal leg.

A 1950s Swedish jacaranda Brazilian rosewood low side or console table by AB Glas & Tra, with 3 drawers each with brass detailed handles. With orignal...

Komodo is a statement of functionality, a modernist style nightstand that has been stripped back to its most minimalist elements. It is strikingly simple yet uniquely original. Being wall mounted, Komodo frees up floor space usually occupied by the traditional four legs, it also means that it can be installed at any height depending on the style of bed it accompanies. It was designed with various angles in mind in order to reduce it to the most basic structure necessary to accommodate overnight items. Installation is simple with it being mounted via two screws that slot into its rear remaining hidden, the manual provided includes a template for the screw positions. Handmade from Brazilian Hardwoods Freijó and Muirapiranga. Knót Artesanal...

1960s Side table and magazine rack in black metal with brass finials and jacaranda wood top. Measures: table height 16".

Pair of 1960s Brazilian jacaranda brown wood side tables with transparent glass top.

A Masterpiece by Martin Eisler and Susi Aczel Introducing a remarkable opportunity to acquire these captivating round side tables, expertly designed by the legendary duo Martin Eisler and Susi Aczel for Forma S.A. Móveis e Objetos de Arte. Crafted with impeccable artistry, these tables exude an air of sophistication and timeless elegance, making them a coveted addition to any discerning collector's repertoire. An Icon of Martin Eisler's Legacy: These side tables stand as a testament to the unparalleled design prowess of Martin Eisler. Within his illustrious body of work, this piece holds a special place, representing the epitome of his creative genius. Drawing inspiration from the midcentury era, Eisler skillfully incorporates the showcase table typology, a signature style popularized by Forma. A Harmonious Fusion of Materials: Constructed with meticulous attention to detail, these side tables feature two meticulously crafted tops. One exudes the warmth of its hardwood, showcasing the natural beauty of this exquisite hardwood. The other top, crafted from elegant glass, adds a touch of transparency and lightness to the composition. The perfect balance between the hardwood structure and its meticulously placed cutouts creates a visual harmony, allowing the tables to playfully explore the interplay of presence and absence. An Aesthetic Triumph with Functional Ingenuity: Beyond their aesthetic appeal, these side tables offer a captivating proposition. The clever design allows you to proudly display your cherished objects beneath the protective glass top, all while maintaining the table's usable space. It's a harmonious blend of form and function, a testament to the ingenuity of Eisler and Aczel's vision. Produced in São Paulo circa 1950, these tables were also available at the Argentine branch of Forma, expertly overseen by Susi Aczel. Preserved in Vintage Splendor...