Brazilian Dining Room Chairs

Uçá Chair - Imagine the warm mornings on the Brazilian coast, where the Uçá crustacean gracefully traces its path along the shoreline. This chair, named after the fascinating creatur...

Uçá Chair - Imagine the warm mornings on the Brazilian coast, where the Uçá crustacean gracefully traces its path along the shoreline. This chair, named after the fascinating creatur...

These Cane Chairs made in solid Rosewood were produced by Cantù Móveis e Interiores Ltda. in the 1960s. The pieces are composed of solid Rosewood structure that explores differen...

The Lucio chair is an icon of Brazilian design, made with a solid wood structure, originally rosewood, and a flat cane seat. The backrest is sculpted with anatomical design and turned feet. Sergio Rodrigues designed this piece in 1956 in honor of Lucio COSTA, the great Brazilian architect and urban planner. This set is composed of eight chairs of Rosewood, with natural cane seats. Best known for his plan for Brasília, Lucio COSTA was one of the architects responsible for the project that became the most significant landmark of modern architecture in Brazil: the MEC (Ministry of Education and Culture) building in Rio de Janeiro, inaugurated in 1943. The construction presented a Modern architecture of Brazilian industry...

Pair of armchairs with iron structure and cane covered seating, designed by the Brazilian modern designer Carlo Hauner in the 1950s.

Inspired by the Aratu crabs, creatures with both robust and slender forms, the Aratu Chair has emerged. It pays homage to the engineers of mangrove ecosystems who witness the dance...

Designed by Rino Levi (1901–1965), this set of four dining chairs from the 1960s reflects the architect’s disciplined approach to proportion, clarity, and structural refinement withi...

Inspired by the Aratu crabs, creatures with both robust and slender forms, the Aratu Chair has emerged. It pays homage to the engineers of mangrove ecosystems who witness the dance...

Uçá Chair - Imagine the warm mornings on the Brazilian coast, where the Uçá crustacean gracefully traces its path along the shoreline. This chair, named after the fascinating creatur...

Inspired by the Aratu crabs, creatures with both robust and slender forms, the Aratu Chair has emerged. It pays homage to the engineers of mangrove ecosystems who witness the dance of the tides, continually rejuvenating the life of our coastlines. Experience the Aratu Chair and enjoy its captivating presence! To clean your stool, simply use a dry and soft cloth or a duster. Avoid using abrasive products, solvents, ammonia, chlorine, steel wool, or similar materials. Please keep in mind that small variations in measurements can occur due to the handmade nature of the chair. For cleaning, use a soft dry cloth or duster, and avoid harsh chemicals. There may be small variations in measurements as this is a handmade piece. Use a soft dry cloth or duster to clear. Do not use abrasive products, solvents, ammonia, chlorine, steel wool or similar materials. We only use solid wood. In some cases, there may be variations in tone due to the natural characteristics of the material. We are pleased to offer assistance...

Inspired by the Aratu crabs, creatures with both robust and slender forms, the Aratu Chair has emerged. It pays homage to the engineers of mangrove ecosystems who witness the dance...

The Lucio chair is an icon of Brazilian design, made with a solid wood structure, originally rosewood, and a flat cane seat. The backrest is sculpted with anatomical design and turned feet. Sergio Rodrigues designed this piece in 1956 in honor of Lucio Costa...

Uçá Chair - Imagine the warm mornings on the Brazilian coast, where the Uçá crustacean gracefully traces its path along the shoreline. This chair, named after the fascinating creatur...

These charming Rosewood were designed and produced by the Brazilian company Fatima Arquitetura Interiores (FAI) in the 1960s. The pieces are compose...

These chairs are made of Rosewood with leather seats and were produced c. 1960 by iadê. The pieces present rectangular profiles of solid Rosewood with large and comfortable seats and slightly leaning backrests in beautiful Rosewood veneers. iadê – Instituto de Arte e Decoração, was a school founded in 1959 by the Italian, scenographer and professor of art history Italo Bianchi...

This chair is composed of solid Rosewood, with black synthetic leather seats and backrests. The set is composed of 11 chairs. Even with authorship unidentified, these chairs are v...

A quietly assertive expression of Brazilian modern elegance, this set of four dining chairs exemplifies Giuseppe Scapinelli’s refined interpretation of postwar modernism. Designed in...

Uçá Chair - Imagine the warm mornings on the Brazilian coast, where the Uçá crustacean gracefully traces its path along the shoreline. This chair, named after the fascinating creatur...

Uçá Chair - Imagine the warm mornings on the Brazilian coast, where the Uçá crustacean gracefully traces its path along the shoreline. This chair, named after the fascinating creatur...

Inspired by the Aratu crabs, creatures with both robust and slender forms, the Aratu Chair has emerged. It pays homage to the engineers of mangrove ecosystems who witness the dance...

Uçá Chair - Imagine the warm mornings on the Brazilian coast, where the Uçá crustacean gracefully traces its path along the shoreline. This chair, named after the fascinating creatur...

Uçá Chair - Imagine the warm mornings on the Brazilian coast, where the Uçá crustacean gracefully traces its path along the shoreline. This chair, named after the fascinating creatur...

"Leve" armchair by Joaquim Tenreiro made in "Perobinha do Campo" wood.

Set of four slatted chairs by Joaquim Tenreiro.

Probably one of the most iconic creations by Joaquim Tenreiro, this set of 8 "U" is a modified version of its original design, with thicker wood and rounder edges (arms/backrest) Th...

Probably one of the most iconic creations my Joaquim Tenreiro, this set of 12 "U" dining chairs is made in "Perobinha do Campo", a wood widely used by Tenreiro throughout his career....