Lounge Chairs
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Bae Sehwa, Korea, 2019
Steam 15
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Walnut
AP1 from the edition of of 6 + 2 APs
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Rogan Gregory, USA, 2024
Lounge Chair and Ottoman
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Shearling -
Rogan Gregory, USA, 2024
Croissant
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Shearling and bronze -
Rogan Gregory, USA, 2024
Infinity Lounge Chair
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Shearling and gypsum -
Luam Melake, USA, 2024
Cra-Z-Boy, Three-Piece Reconfigurable Set
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Urethane, polyurethane foam, dyes, antique crazy quilt, acrylic paint, glitter, iron, and belt -
Joaquim Tenreiro, Brazil, 1965
Pair of Lounge Chairs
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Wood and upholstery -
Derossi, Ceretti, and Rosso, Italy, 1986
Pratone
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Designed 1966, made by Gufram 1971-1986
This example produced in 1986
Polyurethane foam coated with green Guflac lacquer
Number 32 from the Edition of 200 -
Nicola L, USA, 1989
Foot Chaise
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Stainless steel
Made in New York and acquired directly from the artist
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Lina Bo Bardi, Brazil, 1953-70
Bardi's Bowl
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1953 - 1970
Made by Ambiente
Aluminum, jute, foam, metal, and fabric
Originally designed in 1951, Lina Bo Bardi first published her design for the Bowl Chair in 1953 in an issue of Habitat, the magazine she founded as the Brazilian equivalent of Domus, and put it into production with the São Paulo firm Ambiente. While the chair was featured in several American publications, it was never retailed in the U.S., and no examples from the early edition are known to have been shipped outside of Brazil. The Bowl Chair is the most sought-after historical Brazilian design masterwork among museums and institutions, and an example was featured in the Museum of Modern Art’s Crafting Modernity: Design in Latin America, 1940–1980.
In the past eight years, it has been acquired by three American museums, including MoMA, the Carnegie Museum of Art, and the MFA Boston, which acquired the work from R & Company in 2023. The example presented by the gallery was acquired from a descendant of the original Brazilian owner, accompanied by a certificate and a technical analysis from the Instituto Lina Bo Bardi/Casa de Vidro. -
Joaquim Tenreiro, USA, 1950
Pair of "Sleepwalker's Arm Chairs" in pau marfim (ivory wood) with loose upholstered cushions.
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Martin Eisler for Forma, Brazil, circa 1954
Martin Eisler. Lounge Chair. c. 1954. Iron and upholstery. Manufactured by Forma, Brazil.
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Rogan Gregory, USA, 2023
José Zanine Caldas. Lounge chair in plywood with uplostery designed by José Zanine Caldas, Brazil, c. 1949. Manufactured by Moveis Z between c. 1949-1952.
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Studio 65, Italy, 1972
Studio 65. "Capitello." Lounge chair. Polyurethane foam.Produced by Gufram, Italy, 1972.
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Carlo Hauner, Brazil, 1960s
Lounge chair in upholstery with metal frame. Designed by Carlo Hauner for Forma, Brazil, 1960s.
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Carlo Hauner, Brazil, 1954
Upholstered lounge chair with wrought iron frame. Designed by Carlo Hauner for Forma, Brazil, 1954.
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Rogan Gregory, USA, 2023
Rogan Gregory. Untitled. Chair. Shearling and gypsum. 2023.
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Carlo Hauner for Forma, Brazil, 1954
Upholstered lounge chair with wrought iron frame. Designed by Carlo Hauner for Forma, Brazil, 1954.
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Sam Maloof, USA, 1976
Rocking chair in California walnut. Designed and made by Sam Maloof, USA, 1976.
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Serban Ionescu
Available for custom commission. Sculptural lounge chair. Designed and made by Serban Ionescu. Teak and steel for outdoor use.
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Joaquim Tenreiro, Brazil, c. 1950
Upholstered lounge chair on metal frame. Designed by Joaquim Tenreiro for a private commission in Copacabana, Brazil, circa 1950.
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Luam Melake, USA
Available for custom commission. Love seat in two parts in urethane, polyurethane foam, dyes, and jute twine. Designed and made by Luam Melake, USA.
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Luam Melake, USA
Available for custom commission. "Regressive Chair" in urethane, polyurethane foam, and dyes. Designed and made by Luam Melake, USA.
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Luam Melake, USA, 2022
"Same Wavelength Chair" in urethane, polyurethane foam, and dyes. Designed and made by Luam Melake, USA, 2022.
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Luam Melake, USA, 2022
"Supportive Chair" in urethane, polyurethane foam, and dyes. Designed and made by Luam Melake, USA, 2022.
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Luam Melake, USA
Available for custom commission. "Nestled Chair" in urethane, polyurethane foam, and dyes. Designed and made by Luam Melake, USA.
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Luam Melake, USA
Available for custom commission. "Listening Chair" in urethane, polyurethane foam, and dyes. Designed and made by Luam Melake, USA.
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Pamela Weir-Quiton, Los Angeles, CA. 1971
Race Horse #44 Berkus. Rocking Race horse in oak, shedua, and rosewood. Designed and made in Pamela Weir-Quiton, Los Angeles, CA. 1971.
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Carlo Hauner, Brazil, 1953
Martin Eisler. Concha lounge chair. 1953. Wrought iron and upholstery. Manufactured by Forma, Brazil.
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Carlo Hauner, Brazil, 1954
Upholstered lounge chair with wrought iron frame. Designed by Carlo Hauner for Forma, Brazil, 1954.
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Wendell Castle, USA, 1970s
Lounge chair in white gel-coated fiberglass-reinforced plastic. Designed and made by Wendell Castle, Rochester, New York, 1970s.
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Pamela Weir-Quiton, USA, 1971
Unicorn rocker in maple, ebony, purpleheart, harewood, and zebrawood.
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Wendy Maruyama, USA 1981
"Mickey Mackintosh" chair in Zolotone and maple. This example is # 21 from the edition of 25, produced in 2022.
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Rogan Gregory, USA
Available for custom commission. "Therapy" sculptural chair in black gypsum. Designed and made by Rogan Gregory, USA.
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Joaquim Tenreiro, Brazil, 1950
Upholstered lounge chair on metal frame. Designed by Joaquim Tenreiro for a private commission in Copacabana, Brazil, circa 1950.
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Rogan Gregory, USA
Available for custom commission. "Croissant" lounge chair in UK Long shearling with bronze swivel base. Made and designed by Rogan Gregory, USA.
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Rogan Gregory, USA
Available for custom commission. "Somato" suspended chair in black gypsum. Made and designed by Rogan Gregory, USA.
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Marcel Breuer, England, 1935
Long Chair in plywood with red cushion. Designed by Marcel Breuer and manufactured by Isokon Furniture Company, London, 1935-1939.
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Joaquim Tenreiro, Brazil, 1942
"Light" armchair with frame in solid, sculpted rosewood and beige upholstery. Designed by Joaquim Tenreiro, Brazil, 1942. (arm 21" H)
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Joaquim Tenreiro, Brazil, 1969
Armchair and ottoman in black leather. Designed by Joaquim Tenreiro, Brazil, 1969.
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Joaquim Tenreiro, Brazil, 1969
Pair of "Loose Mantle Armchairs" in rosewood and leather. Designed by Joaquim Tenreiro, Brazil, 1969.
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Joaquim Tenreiro, Brazil
Upholstered lounge chair with carved wooden legs. Designed by Joaquim Tenreiro, Brazil.
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José Zanine Caldas, Brazil, c. 1949
Lounge chair with plywood frame and upholstered cushions and armrests. Designed by José Zanine Caldas, Brazil, c.1949. Manufactured by Moveis Z between c. 1952 -1961.
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Poul Kjærholm, Denmark, 1965
PK 24 chaise lounge by Poul Kjaerholm with mirror-finished stainless steel frame, base and bar, cane seat and black leather cushion. Produced by E. Kold Christensen, Denmark, 1965.
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Martin Eisler, Brazil, c. 1950
Asymmetric lounge chair with wrought iron frame. Designed by Martin Eisler for Forma, Brazil, 1950s.
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Zanini de Zanine Caldas, Brazil, c. 2020
Unique lounge chair in piquiá wood (Caryocar villosum) sustainably sourced by COOMFLONA. Designed and made by Zanini de Zanine Caldas, Brazil.
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Joaquim Tenreiro, Brazil, 1950s
Pair of lounge chairs in rosewood with cane seat and back. Designed by Joaquim Tenreiro, Brazil, 1950s.
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Luam Melake, USA, 2021
"Supportive Chair" in urethane, polyurethane foam, and dyes. Designed and made by Luam Melake, USA, 2021.
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Rogan Gregory, USA
Available for custom commission. "Gorilla" lounge chair in black shearling with bronze base. Designed and made by Rogan Gregory, USA.
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STUDIO JOB, NETHERLANDS, 2021
Rock Sofa, Oxidized Edition from the Rock Series
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Polished and patinated bronze
Edition of Prototype + 6 + 2 APs -
Carlo Hauner, Brazil, c. 1955
Lounge Chair
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Made by Forma
Upholstery and wrought iron -
Rogan Gregory, USA, 2021
Croissant
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Lounge chair
Ivory Woodhue Shearling -
Johnny Swing, USA, 2020
Septem Maria (Seven Seas)
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Stainless steel and coins
Edition of 8 + 2 AP -
Greta Magnusson Grossman, USA, c. 1949
Chaise Longe
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Made by Sherman Bertram
Upholstery and wood
This chaise longue had a short production run and was one of the last fully upholstered pieces that Grossman designed, similar to another chaise with wrought iron feet she created around the same time. There are a few photographs of this version, produced by Sherman Bertram. Its scale is unusual in comparison to other chaise longues because it is wide and short, almost like a love seat. This piece can be seen in a sketch Grossman created for the residence of Frank Sinatra. The present example is upholstered with “Max” fabric designed and handwoven by rruka. -
Wendell Castle, USA, 1962
Kangaroo
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Lounge Chair
Walnut and leather
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Charles and Ray Eames, USA, 1946
LCM (Lounge Chair Metal)
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Made by Herman Miller
Designed 1946, manufactured 1951-56
Dyed ash plywood, leather upholstery, chrome-plated steel, and rubber shock mounts
Applied foil manufacturer's label to underside: 'Design Charles Eames Herman Miller Zeeland, Michigan'
"From the 1920s to the 1940s, the pioneers of modern chair design—Aalto, Breuer, Eames—produced seats in three distinct mediums. Tubular Steel. Bent Plywood. And the most difficult of all, the marriage of steel and plywood. I firmly believe that the most successful realization of the third category is the LCM and DCM designed by Charles and Ray Eames in 1946. The separation of the molded plywood back and seat simplified production and heightened the design’s sculptural qualities by emphasizing the space surrounding the actual form. The rubber shock mounts were the secret sauce of all Eames chair designs, cushioning the impact of sitting on plywood on top of the frame. In the end, the LCM is a far more compelling chair than the LCW, in which the seat, back and legs were plywood.
"Eames collectors love early and quirky examples of the most famous designs, and the present LCM certainly fits the bill. We acquired a pair of these chairs because it is the first time we have ever seen original blue leather seats and backs, contrasted with black aniline dye finish to the wood on the underside. The manufacturer and retailer labels date these examples to approximately 1952."
—James Zemaitis
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Sergio Rodrigues, Brazil, 1962
Vronka
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Lounge Chair
Rosewood and leather
Shortly after starting the architecture program at the University of Brazil (now the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro), Sergio Rodrigues found a passion for interior design. After graduating, he began designing his own furniture, and by the 1960s, had a thriving business. The Vronka armchair was designed in 1962 for his Meia Pataca line, which Rodrigues created aiming for a broader client base. While admirable, his architecture remains overshadowed by his prolific furniture design career.
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Jose Zanine Caldas, Brazil, 1963-7
Namoradeira
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Pequi wood
From the 1960s onwards, Jose Zanine Caldas incorporated scraps from deforestation to create what he called “Protest Furniture.” For his iconic masterwork, the “Namoradeira,” or “Tete-a-Tete,” Zanine uses a large section of a felled tree to translate the nineteenth-century French form into the twentieth-century Brazilian design lexicon. Though Zanine carved the “dating chair” from a massive log, the rounded base allows the users to rock back and forth, reinforcing the light, social function of the piece. -
Pierre Yovanovitch, France, 2019
Flirting High Back Armchair
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Oak and Andes Color 15-54 C upholstery fabric from Chapas
Made to Order by Pierre Yovanovitch, Paris -
Zanini de Zanine Caldas, Brazil, 2019
Lounge Chair
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River Red Gum wood (Eucalyptus camaldulensis) and repurposed Ipê wood (Tabebuia spp.) -
Zanini de Zanine Caldas, Brazil, 2019
Lounge Chair
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Ipê wood (Tabebuia spp.) (base from an old butcher's block and top salvaged from a demolished Jose Zanine Caldas house) -
Sergio Rodrigues, Brazil, 1956
Oscar Lounge Chair
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Imbuia wood and cane
Rodrigues was connected to other avant-garde designers and architects of Brazil and was even involved in furnishing some of the buildings of Brasília. The Oscar chair was designed in honor of the new capital's architect, fellow carioca Oscar Niemeyer. Its lines echo the iconic columns of the Alvorada Palace, the official residence of the President of Brazil.
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Zanini de Zanine Caldas, Brazil, 2019
Stool
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River Red Gum wood (Eucalyptus camaldulensis) and repurposed Ipê wood (Tabebuia spp.) -
Wendell Castle, USA, 1967
Pedestal Chair
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Walnut
Reverse of base incised W.C. 67 -
Zanini de Zanine Caldas, Brazil, 2018
Bloco Lounge Chair
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Repurposed wood
#1 from the Edition of 2 -
Unknown Deisgner, Brazil, 1970s
Pair of Lounge Chairs
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Wood and upholstery -
Joaquim Tenreiro, Brazil, 1960s
Lounge Chair
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Ebonized wood and upholstery -
Greta Magnusson Grossman, USA, c. 1947
Palomino Lounge Chair
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Made by Barker Bros.
Wood and upholstery
In 1948, Greta Magnusson Grossman stated that she aimed to create furniture that could blend all periods. Her solution was not to mix different styles but to develop a unique look. Such is the case with this very rare armchair that Grossman designed for Barker Brothers in 1947, the year they opened Modern Shop. The armchair combines the typical Scandinavian arm “swoop” with the ease of the California coast, but it is conceived as a new and innovative design. The piece was part of the Multi-Unit Pacific Line, created by Grossman for Barker in Ash wood with a “Palomino” stain finish, which gives the wood a golden sheen. -
José Zanine Caldas, Brazil, c. 1950
Armchair
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Made by Moveis Z
Plywood and upholstery -
Johnny Swing, USA, 2012
Nest
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Stainless steel and half dollars
Edition of 10 +1 AP -
Joaquim Tenreiro, Brazil, 1942
Light Armchair
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Rosewood and upholstery
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Charles and Ray Eames for Herman Miller, USA, 1975
670 Lounge Chair and Ottoman
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Made by Herman Miller
1956, this example 1975
Wood, iron, and leather -
Carlo Hauner, Brazil, 1960
Lounge Chair
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Made by Forma
Upholstery and wrought iron -
Joaquim Tenreiro, Brazil, 1960s
Light Armchair with High Back
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Rosewood and upholstery -
Joaquim Tenreiro, Brazil, 1950
Chaise Longue
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Wood and iron with Sampot fabric designed by Chapas Textiles and upholstered by Jouffre
Designed for a private commission in the Copacabana neighborhood of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil -
Joaquim Tenreiro, Brazil, 1942
Leve (Light) Armchair.
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Rosewood and upholstery by Chapas Textiles -
Joaquim Tenreiro, Brazil, c. 1950
Pair of Lounge Chairs
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Hardwood and upholstery -
Joaquim Tenreiro, Brazil, 1950
Lounge Chair
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Rosewood and wool -
Joaquim Tenreiro, Brazil, c. 1960
Pair of Lounge Chairs
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Ivorywood and upholstery -
Zanini de Zanine Caldas, Brazil, 2019
Lounge Chair
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River Red Gum wood (Eucalyptus camaldulensis) and Ipê wood (Tabebuia spp.) -
Carlo Hauner, Brazil, c. 1952
Lounge Chair
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Made by Forma
Upholstery and wood -
Jose Zanine Caldas, Brazil, c. 1950
Lounge Chair
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Made by Moveis Z
Plywood and upholstery -
Carlo Hauner, Brazil, c. 1960
Lounge chair
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Made by Forma
Upholstery and iron -
Sergio Rodrigues, Brazil, 1990s
Gio Lounge chair
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c. 1990
Solid wood and leather
Pair available
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Joaquim Tenreiro, Brazil, 1950s
Armchair
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Leather, wood, and iron -
Sergio Rodrigues, Brazil, 1990s
Chaise Longue
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Solid wood
Sergio Rodrigues's career spanned six decades, and he always kept the spirit of Rio in his work. While this lounge chair is from the 1990s, the idea of relaxation and leisure carries the optimism of the 1950s. Rodrigues's own store Oca had closed in 1968, but the architect and designer continued building partnerships with different woodshops to produce his creations.
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Poul Kjærholm, Denmark, 1953
Holscher
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Steel and halyard
Frame produced by Svend Holscher and halyard wrapped by Hanne and Poul Kjaerholm