Inspired by the armchair designed in 1959 by the Polish designer Jorge Zalsupin, the Brazil armchair owes its name to the great diffusion later in this country, where its design harmonizes and complements the aesthetics of Niemeyer architecture. With strong modernist shapes, the legs and arms explore to the limit of the plastic delicacy turned wood, and structure a very comfortable upholstered seat with a timeless design.
Produced entirely in Portugal in beech wood, it may have different textures. You can also customize the upholstery with a fabric of your choice.
Made in Portugal
*Price shown does not include fabric





















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