Tete a tete by Hugo Franca

Large frame 'Butaque' oak armchairs upholstered in heavy tan leather with a rich, time-earned patina. The restored frames highlight the warmth of the wood, while the later-added bras...

A two-seater sofa with tapered rosewood legs and 2 seat cushions. Upholstered with red leather. Model V12.

This lounge chair is an unique piece in pequi wood made in Brazil in 2017, by contemporary designer Hugo França, famous for his sculptural furniture using reclaimed wood and preserving the organic forms of the tree. This piece was originally a canoe manufactured by the Pataxó indigenous people, in south of Bahia, Brazil. In the early 80s, Hugo França abandoned his previous career as an industrial engineer in São Paulo to be closer to nature, moving to Trancoso, Bahia. Witnessing from up-close the rampant destruction of the local Atlantic Forest greatly impacted him, motivating his current work as a designer. França reverences the very trees salvaged by him as his main inspiration; he works intuitively, allowing his creative process to be guided by each tree’s organic...

A sculpture / sofa by Parisian sculptor Jacques Jarrige that seats comfortably two people. It's anthropomorphic forms seem in perpetual movement.