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Branco & Preto
MF5 Armchair (2 units - pair), 1953| Original condition | New cushions | Bossa Fabrics |
Solid Rosewood, CaneH 31.66 in. x W 28.99 in. x D 27.76 in. | SH: 11.03 | AH: 21.15 in.
H 80.4 cm x W 73.5 cm x D 70.5 cm | SH: 28 cm | AH: 53.7 cm
5,9Kg / 13,00 lbsBO.BRP.002-002Further images
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Designed in 1953 by Carlos Milan and Miguel Forte for Branco & Preto, the MF5 Armchair stands as a milestone of Brazilian modern design. Crafted in solid rosewood with a...Designed in 1953 by Carlos Milan and Miguel Forte for Branco & Preto, the MF5 Armchair stands as a milestone of Brazilian modern design. Crafted in solid rosewood with a handwoven cane seat and backrest, the piece reflects the studio’s hallmark precision and refined craft
The loose cushions have been reupholstered to faithfully reproduce the original Branco & Preto pattern, preserving its historical integrity. Founded in São Paulo in 1952, Branco & Preto was a pioneering collective in interior architecture and furniture design, whose minimalist aesthetic and balanced compositions defined mid-century Brazilian modernism.
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