Simple, yet intriguing, the Xibô table lamp offers a subtle, yet eye-catching statement to any space. It's base features layered wooden tabs, with a mirror in their middle. The hat of the piece, as well as its name, draw on a nickname Sergio Rodrigues' wife gave him.
- Base structure made of natural or stained freijó wood
- Chrome steel fittings
- Lamp shade made of hemp
- Made to order
An incomplete prototype was presented in 1991 during a great retrospective exhibit of Sergio Rodrigues' work in the Museum of Modern Art of Rio de Janeiro. About three prototypes were made for the occasion and one of them was kept in the studio's storage unit. The project's conclusion only depended on the shape of the headrest, a few options were tested unsuccessfully. In the beginning of 2013, Sergio Rodrigues sketches a simple line defining the contour of the headrest in a croquis of the armchair - the design was complete! The chair called by the creator's nickname, Xibô, finally came to life.
• Base structure made of natural and stained freijó
• Belt leather in black or brown
• Made to order
Modernists became enamored by wooden chairs whose designs incorporated wicker, seen as an archetype for mid-century modern furniture. Jorge Zalszupin is among the designers who engaged in his traditional combination, while incorporating his own style; the ‘Zeca’ dining chair is elegant, minimal, and spartan.
- Available in variety of Imbuia and woods
- Removable upholstery pillow available in a variety of fabrics, leathers, and suedes
- Reissued by Etel
- Made to order
The Zezinho bar, made from stained Cedar, features a textured sliding door. Awarded "Best Contemporary Design" - Decorex Fair, London in 2004.
- Base structure made of stained cedar
- Sliding door made of bronze mirror
- Part of the Etel collection
- Made to order
