Joaquim Tenreiro
Dining Chairs (6 chairs), 1942
Solid wood and new upholstery made with Bossa Fabrics
H 34.05 in. x W 17.12 in. x D 20.86 in. | SH 18.89 in.
H 86.5 cm x W 43.5 cm x D 53 cm | SH 48 cm
This piece presents a manufacturer stamp.
H 86.5 cm x W 43.5 cm x D 53 cm | SH 48 cm
This piece presents a manufacturer stamp.
BO.JOT.046-001
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Beautiful set of six dining chairs in rosewood, upholstered in a noble fabric, designed by Joaquim Tenreiro, one of the pioneers of Brazilian modernism. Elegant and finely crafted, the set...
Beautiful set of six dining chairs in rosewood, upholstered in a noble fabric, designed by Joaquim Tenreiro, one of the pioneers of Brazilian modernism.
Elegant and finely crafted, the set reflects Tenreiro’s distinctive design language, characterized by slender proportions, visual lightness, and exceptional woodworking. The refined rosewood structure and carefully upholstered seats offer both comfort and sophistication, while the clean lines and balanced composition exemplify the principles that defined Brazilian mid-century design.
A central figure in the development of modern furniture in Brazil, Joaquim Tenreiro sought to reconcile aesthetic elegance with masterful craftsmanship. Rejecting the heaviness of traditional furniture, he introduced lighter structures, precise joinery, and a deep respect for Brazilian woods, establishing a new standard for modern design in the country. His work combined architectural clarity with artisanal sensitivity, revolutionizing furniture production and leaving a lasting legacy in the history of Brazilian design.
Elegant and finely crafted, the set reflects Tenreiro’s distinctive design language, characterized by slender proportions, visual lightness, and exceptional woodworking. The refined rosewood structure and carefully upholstered seats offer both comfort and sophistication, while the clean lines and balanced composition exemplify the principles that defined Brazilian mid-century design.
A central figure in the development of modern furniture in Brazil, Joaquim Tenreiro sought to reconcile aesthetic elegance with masterful craftsmanship. Rejecting the heaviness of traditional furniture, he introduced lighter structures, precise joinery, and a deep respect for Brazilian woods, establishing a new standard for modern design in the country. His work combined architectural clarity with artisanal sensitivity, revolutionizing furniture production and leaving a lasting legacy in the history of Brazilian design.