• BOSSA WORKSHOP

  • Restoration Beyond Borders

    From pickup to return shipping, we restore pieces for clients worldwide

     

    After six years of restoring to the most demanding customers worldwide, we recognize that our commitment to excellence is one of our foremost virtues. Bossa Workshop was conceived as an aspiration to broaden our scope of the design market and address the demand of collectors, architects, and interior designers that already bought their pieces and now are seeking high-quality restoration. We provide an exclusive service that spans from the initial point of contact, budget considerations, timely delivery, premium materials, continuous oversight, and a team of skilled artisans.

     

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  • At Bossa’s new headquarters in São Paulo, restoration holds a central role. More than a technical process, it is part...

    At Bossa’s new headquarters in São Paulo, restoration holds a central role. More than a technical process, it is part of how we understand Brazilian design — through history, materiality, and continuity.


    Each piece that enters our workshop is individually examined. We investigate its origin, construction techniques, and materials, combining iconographic and archival research with the practice of a multidisciplinary team of restorers, artisans, and researchers.

  • Time transforms objects. Our role is to understand these transformations, preserve what is essential, and intervene with precision when necessary....

    Time transforms objects. Our role is to understand these transformations, preserve what is essential, and intervene with precision when necessary. Research and restoration work together: while research guides technical decisions, the material itself reveals its trajectory.


    This care extends beyond the pieces in our own collection. Bossa’s workshop also receives furniture from private clients and collections around the world seeking a rigorous and informed restoration process, conducted by professionals deeply connected to the history of design and its techniques.

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  • We coordinate the entire process internationally, including pickup, shipping, restoration, and return delivery after completion — ensuring that each piece is handled with the same level of care from beginning to end.

     

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  • Available in our collection

  • Take a look at some pieces restored by our team, now available for purchase:

    • José Zanine Caldas, 2-2 Armchair (2 units), 1949
      José Zanine Caldas
      2-2 Armchair (2 units), 1949
    • Celina Decorações, Caviuna Armchair (2 units), 1960s
      Celina Decorações
      Caviuna Armchair (2 units), 1960s
    • Ricardo Fasanello, Gaivota Armchair, 1987
      Ricardo Fasanello
      Gaivota Armchair, 1987
    • Fátima Arquitetura Interiores (FAI), Armchair (pair), 1960s
      Fátima Arquitetura Interiores (FAI)
      Armchair (pair), 1960s
    • Carlo Hauner and Martin Eisler, Armchair (2 units - pair), c. 1954
      Carlo Hauner and Martin Eisler
      Armchair (2 units - pair), c. 1954
    • Liceu de Artes e Ofícios, Rosewood Sofa, 1950s
      Liceu de Artes e Ofícios
      Rosewood Sofa, 1950s
    • Branco & Preto, Sofa M3, 1952
      Branco & Preto
      Sofa M3, 1952
    • Sergio Rodrigues, Franco Armchair (2 units), 1962
      Sergio Rodrigues
      Franco Armchair (2 units), 1962
    • Jorge Zalszupin, Armchair (2 units), 1960s
      Jorge Zalszupin
      Armchair (2 units), 1960s