By design, the Jangada coffee table encapsulates classic fishing boats from the Northeast of Brazil; Ronald Sasson exercises a certain poetic license, considerate of forms and their origins, and resulting in distinct sophistication. This piece is made entirely of hardwood.
- Made in Feijo or Imbuia wood
- Available in two different sizes
- Made to order
An exceptionally comfortable piece, the Java chair is made of reclaimed peroba rosa laminates - alongside its dark-brown leather, button tacks adhere the cushion to the base, so a "java" quality is evoked. With a base made of iron capped in wood the piece is rustic, clean, and suitable from all angles. It well represents Carlos Motta's progression though a sophisticated yet laid-back attitude.
• Made of reclaimed peroba rosa wood and assembled with brass nails
• Oxidized iron legs
• Leather seat
The Jecker dining chair is solid yet airy, its versatile seating design makes it capable of fitting virtually any style and context. Version with arms also available.
- Made in native Brazilian woods
- Available in either a leather or caned back
- Part of Etel collection
- Made to order
The Jecker dining chair is solid yet airy, its versatile seating design makes it capable of fitting virtually any style and context.
- Made in native Brazilian woods
- Available in either a leather or caned back
- Part of Etel collection
- Made to order
Designed by Jorge Zalszupin for L’Atelier in the 1960s, the charm of the Jerzy chair lies in the wooden curvature of its seat, accentuating the detail and quality of the Brazilian wood. Alongside its visual appeal, is the comfort of this piece, found in its stitched back and seat upholstery. The piece’s name refers to its designer; ‘Jerzy’ is the name ‘Jorge’ in Polish.
- Available in a variety of leather and fabrics
- Available in American Walnut or Pau Ferro wood
- Reissued by Etel
- Made to order
- Base structure available in cherry wood or imbuia wood
- Upholstery offered in a variety of fabrics, leather, COM/COL
- Made to order
Originally designed for Brasilia’s iconic Palácio Itamaraty, which houses the Ministry of External Relations of Brazil, the "Jimi" armchair has been reissued since 2005. With its square legs affixed to its natural leather-upholstered arms and low scoop frame, the "Jimi" was based on Rodrigues 1958 "Gio" armchair which was selected by Italian architect Gio Ponti to be featured on the magazine Domus Italiana that year.
The wooden composition of this base is the focal point of the JZ side table, visible through its glass top, elegantly secured by a brass button.
- Glass top
- Reissued by Etel
A Brazilian Modernist classic, the JZ tea trolley's pair of slender yet oversized brass wheels play off the triangular sides of the bottom shelf, whose sides resemble a folded origami - a theme among Zalszupin's designs. The tray on top is removable.
- Made from honey imbuia
- Accents made from brass and powder-coated steel
- Reissued by Etel
The JZ desk employs rationalist design principles found in pieces certified by Jorge Zalszupin for L'Atelier; its features, such as drawers and supportive surfaces are intended to enhance a work space.
- Made in a mix of FSC certified woods
- Reissued by Etel
- Made to order
Jorge Zalsuzpin's beautiful Vintage bench is comprised of a pristine native Brazilian wooden surface, featuring a leather sling magazine holder, and upholstered seats. Hand-crafted details such as wooden-carved upholstery buttons and brass detailing complete the impeccably crafted "Vintage" bench.
- Wooden-carved upholstery buttons and brass detailing
- Reissued by Etel
- Made to order
With its cylindrical legs as a base, the Kati side table stands as a playful, yet simple addition to any interior.
- Base structure and top made of natural or stained freijó wood
- Made to order
- Base structure available in cherry wood or imbuia wood
- Upholstered in a variety of fabrics, COM/COL
- Made to order
The "Katita" chair combines classic and sinuous lines in its playful base, with a rigid element for its backrest. Sophisticated and unexpected, whimsical features, such as Rodrigues' signature circle cutouts, make the "Katita" a truly unique piece representative of Rodrigues' idiosyncratic aesthetics.
The Kiko High Back Armchair was created in 1964 when Sergio Rodrigues was called to design a desk for the offices of Itamaraty Palace, Brazil’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Combining comfort and elegance, the Kiko is the perfect piece to compose a workplace.
• Base structure made of natural and stained freijó
• Made to order
The Kiko Low Back Armchair was created in 1964 when Sergio Rodrigues was called to design a desk for the offices of Itamaraty Palace, Brazil’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Combining comfort and elegance, the Kiko is the perfect piece to compose a workplace.
• Base structure made of natural and stained freijó
• Made to order
Evident of Sergio Rodrigues’ signature forms and materials, the versatile Kilin consists of a wood frame and leather sling slipcover that are assembled by dowels and pins, and considerably lighter than Rodrigues’ other iconic armchairs. It quickly became a Brazilian design classic. The name "Kilin" comes from an abbreviated version of Rodrigues’ nickname for his wife, "esquilinho," meaning small squirrel in Portuguese.
- Base structure available in cherry wood or imbuia wood
- Sling seat in belt leather or cowhide
- Made to order
The Koguma floor lamp by Carlos Motta is characterized by its burled, solid wood top, allowing both organic and mechanical qualities.
Limited Edition of 3
- Made of reclaimed peroba rosa wood stem
- Reclaimed mango wood shade
- Iron, bronze screen
- Handcrafted
Clean and modern, the Kropf side table is an adaptable addition to many interiors.
-Available in natural or stained freijó wood
The "Kudasay" swivel lounge chair is made in leather and iron. Ricardo Fasanello looked to the strong Japanese culture in Brazil as inspiration for the design; its name references the Japanese word meaning ‘to please.’ Favoring comfort, a voluminous U-shaped seat cups the circular backrest.
High temperature ceramics, non-toxic, burned at 1240C, modeled in the mould.
Dome in fabric - national gauze.
Stem metallic with varnish finish
With a seat constructed of broad, wooden panels, the Leif bench materializes as a strong, but natural accent to a variety of spaces.
-Available in natural or stained freijó wood
Designed in 1928, the Leque magazine holder is one of the furniture pieces Gregori Warchavchik designed to suit his seminal architectural projects; hints of art deco commingle with Brazilian modernism, making the Leque an iconic design. Made from native Brazilian woods, the piece doubles as side table when positioned accordingly.
- Reissued by Etel
- Made to order
An elegant limestone top sits balanced on perfectly fitted groves that open into the wooden legs of this Jorge Zalszupin coffee table.
- Available in a variety of FSC-certified woods
- Limestone surface
- Reissued by Etel
- Made to order
