Brazil - Wardrobes and Armoires

Bucha Soberana by Cultivado em Casa Materials: Luffa, wood Dimensions: 80 x 45 x 175 cm Luffa (known scientifically as luffa cynlindrica), a recurrent climbing plant in Brazilia...

The modern Freyr coat rack is a support for our daily routines, used in the environment's entrance for hang personal objects. The piece of extreme functionality and beauty, is produced in natural tauari wood (a Brazilian reforested wood). It has a support table and also handles for hanging hats, clothes, bags, etc. The structure is made in metal carbon steel painted in black color, in matte finish. The color's metal could be customized in golden matte. Because it is a slim and vertical piece, it can be used in the hall of small environments, in bedrooms and also in corporate environments. It is versatile, practical and contemporary. A timeless and elegant coat...

This magnificent late 18th-century Brazilian armoire is a perfect piece for clothing storage, reflecting the timeless elegance of colonial craftsmanship. Constructed from solid wood, it showcases a natural patina and warm tones that speak to its rich history and enduring quality. With its substantial size and sturdy build, this armoire was likely a prominent fixture in an estate, perhaps originating from a distinguished plantation. The armoire features two beautifully paneled doors that open to a spacious interior, designed specifically for hanging garments or storing linens and other essentials. Inside, a wooden hanging bar offers a functional yet refined solution for keeping clothes organized. Below, it boasts two large drawers with elegant iron pulls, providing additional storage space for folded items or accessories. The lower compartment adds a practical element, ideal for bulkier items or those you’d like to keep neatly tucked away. Not only does this piece provide ample storage, but it also carries the character and charm that only centuries of history can impart. The iron hinges and lock details reflect the rustic charm of Brazilian colonial furniture...

This exquisite 18th-century Brazilian armoire, circa 1780-1790, originating from a historic sugar cane plantation, carries with it the rich legacy of colonial Brazil. Crafted from so...

Recently launched at Collectible, in Brussels, it’s part of the Bahia, de Todos os Santos’ Collection. Inspired in the beautiful destinations in the Northeast, each piece of the c...