Designed by Gregori Warchavchik, recognized for his early modernist work in Brazil, the Circular side table is identified by its simple, recurrent geometry and Art Deco feel.
- Base structure available in a variety of woods
- Reissued by Etel
- Made to order
An original design by Joaquim Tenreiro, the 'Circular,' much like its 'Triangular' counterpart, are unique alternatives to a traditional rectangular dining table. The highlight of this piece is the partially painted glass top.
• Glass top available in a variety of colors
• Reissued by Etel
• Made to order
Elegant yet humble, the CJ1 dining chair features a tailored upholstery seat, accented with brass tacks that secure the seat cushion to its frame, creating an added detail. Its chair legs (and optional arms) present a seamless blend between metal and wood.
-Handcrafted solid peroba wood frame
-Tailored upholstery seat
-Reclaimed metal
-Available with or without arms
-Minimim order 4x dining chairs
-Made to order
The CJ1 sofa is recognized for the elegance and livability of its design; it makes comfort easy, presenting options to sit at its edge with your feet below the arms, use the arms as a small table, or sprawl out on its upholstered seat.
- Solid peroba wood frame
- Tailored upholstery seat
- Made to Order
Handcrafted with solid reclaimed peroba rosa wood, the CJ1 coffee table features a posh, minimalist look with a seamless blend between metal and wood.
-Solid reclaimed peroba rosa wood
-Oxidized iron
The CJ1 dining table, a combination of solid reclaimed peroba rosa wood and oxidized iron, is sleek and timeless.
-Solid reclaimed peroba rosa wood
-Oxidized iron
Handcrafted with solid Peroba wood. Its ergonomics also adds to its desirability.
- Solid peroba wood frame
- Available in a variety of fabrics, leather or COM-COL
- Made to Order
Handcrafted with solid Itauba wood. Its ergonomics also adds to its desirability.
- Solid Itauba wood frame
- Available in a variety of fabrics, leather or COM-COL
- Made to Order
The top surface of the Clareirinha coffee tables are carved with an engraving reminiscent of a path, giving way to their name, which in Portuguese means an open space. Claudia Moreira Salles was given the idea for this design when flying over the Amazon; the relief captures a clearing in the forest. The two tables can be purchased individually, but are suggested as a pair to highlight the contrasting positive and negative engravings: one with a recessed carving, and the other with a mirror image in relief.
- Base structure made in a variety of native Brazilian woods
- Top made of Limestone
- Part of Etel Collection
- Made to order
The CM7 armchair is refined and comfortable, composed of reclaimed peroba wood, with a wooden panel on its back and an upholstered seat.
- Base structure made of reclaimed peroba wood
- Upholstery offered in a variety of fabrics, leather, COM/COL
- Made to order
In designing the Cobogó Copacabana coffee table, Lia Siqueira imagined it to occupy the interior of an Oscar Niemeyer building; Cobogó, an architectural element signature of the modernist movement that allows the entrance of sunlight and natural ventilation, is implemented in Siqueira's table top, realized in the pattern of the Copacabana sidewalk.
- Base structure made of cedar, freijo or imbuia wood
- Part of Etel collection
- Made to order
Part of Jorge Zalszupin's Componível line of furniture, which was originally designed during the 1960s. These pieces were some of the first to experiment with versatility through simple, yet functional modules, permitting aesthetic and vast organizational choices. The handcrafted sideboard is available in three lengths.
- Reissued by Etel
- Made to order
Part of Jorge Zalszupin's Componível line of furniture, which was originally designed during the 1960s. These pieces were some of the first to experiment with versatility through simple, yet functional modules, permitting aesthetic and vast organizational choices. The handcrafted sideboard is available in three lengths.
- Base structure made of pau ferro or freijo wood
- Legs made of brass
- Reissued by Etel
- Made to order
Part of Jorge Zalszupin's Componível line of furniture, originally designed during the 1960s, the guiding principle is modularity. The idea to make furniture that could be composed in numerous arrangements was new to Brazil at this time. Zalszupin often brought inspiration from his European heritage into his work. He combined his research in tropical materials such as hardwoods and caning, with refined methods of production from his European counterparts.
The beauty of the Componível Vanity is how many ways it can be reconfigured. In place of knobs and handles, Zalszupin follows a simplistic aesthetic carving niches out of the frame to remain functional and clean. As with any self-respecting vanity, a large circular mirror is poised atop the spacious base to maximize visibility and functionality.
The Conduru coffee table is unique in its rough, raw qualities, evoked by the choice and treatment of the pieces's angular, imperfect design.
Limited Edition of 10
- Reclaimed conduru wood
- Oxidized iron
Inspired by the famous tiled boardwalk in Rio de Janeiro, the Copacabana sideboard features an abstract and undulating line that flows gracefully across its façade. This sculpted form serves as both a handle and a visual statement, overlapping the base structure to create depth and dynamic movement from every angle.
- Base structure available in Canela or Ebonized wood
- Made to order
The Copan bench was designed as an homage to the iconic Copan Building by Oscar Niemeyer; dips in the surface, which serve as seats, mirror waves, alluding to the exterior contours of the building. The piece is comprised of solid hardwood and steel legs.
Available in Freijo and Imbuia wood
Available in two different sizes
Made to order
The Coração de Madeira dining table unassumingly holds the properties of a human heart; its organic mass connecting through vein-like legs - a vital juncture that supports arteries - and sustaining its structure.
- Base structure made of a variety of native Brazilian woods
- Part of Etel collection
- Made to order
The Coringa side table is a captivating addition to any interior. Its play with uniquely placed, cylindrical legs is one of its most defining attributes.
- Base structure and top available in natural or stained freijó wood
- Made to order
The elegant Cosme Velho armchair presents a wooden structure made of native Brazilian woods, with caning along its back and arms. This armchair exercises simple geometric design by imitating the shape of a cube and orthogonally plotting the caning, juxtaposing its upholstered back, and resulting in a unique design.
• Base structure available in freijó, imbuia, or cedar wood
• Upholstery available in a variety of fabrics, leather, COM/COL
• Natural cane armrest and backrest
- Part of the Etel Collection
• Made to order
Designed in the late 1970s, this side table is part of the Cubo collection, unique among Jorge Zalszupin’s other compositions. Lightweight and made of wood, this piece is modular, and fits beautifully beside the Cubo Lounge Armchair and Sofa.
- Available in a variety of woods
- Reissued by Etel
- Made to order
Designed in the late 1970s, this sofa is part of the Cubo collection, unique among Jorge Zalszupin’s other compositions. Lightweight and made of wood, these are upholstered pieces that cherish comfort. Perhaps the most significant aesthetic distinction of this collection is that the back and seat were formulated by carefully sculpting a solid cube, highlighted in its stitching. The Zalszupin family worked to modernize and improve this sofa; originally, there were only up to three seats available, whereas in this reedition there are up to four.
- Available in a variety of woods
- Available in a variety of fabric, leather, and wooden finishes
- Reissued by Etel
- Made to order
Designed in the late 1970s, this armchair is part of the Cubo collection, unique among Jorge Zalszupin’s other compositions. Lightweight and made of wood, these are upholstered pieces that cherish comfort. Perhaps the most significant aesthetic distinction of this collection is that the back and seat were formulated by carefully sculpting a solid cube, highlighted in its stitching. The Zalszupin family worked to modernize and improve this collection through material composition; originally, the armchair was entirely upholstered, but in this edition, it is also available in wood.
- Available in a variety of woods
- Upholstery offered in a variety of fabrics, leather, COM/COL
- Reissued by Etel
- Made to order
Gridded in design, this coffee table is handmade from freijó wood - its natural color is chosen for its outermost side, a dark stained version for the inside - requiring precise execution in finishing and joining. Two movable steel plates are also featured in the design which allow adaptability in its surface.
- Made of stained and washed freijó wood
- Steel plates
- Part of Etel collection
- Made to order
