Featured Designers
Alexandre Rapoport
Alexandre Rapoport (1929-) is a renowned Brazilian artist and designer, celebrated for his painting, architecture, engraving, and furniture. Rapoport gained recognition for his surrealist work and his expertise across many media and industries. Throughout the 1960s, Rapoport dedicated his time and craft to furniture design, leveraging his extensive experience in the arts to create visually stimulating pieces.
Jose Zanine Caldas
Jose Zanine Caldas(1919-2001) was a Brazilian architect and furniture designer. He was known for his use of sustainable materials and his designs that integrated architecture, furniture, and landscape. His designs featured elegantly simple, organically shaped pieces made from plywood at a reasonable price point, which made them popular among collectors seeking a modern style.
Willy Guhl
Swiss designer Willy Guhl is widely recognized for his pioneering work in the field of industrial design. Known for his organic and rugged approach to modern furniture and decor, Guhl's designs continue to be highly sought after by enthusiasts today. Guhl is perhaps best known for his iconic Loop chair, which he introduced in 1954. He is associated with Swiss neo-functional movement.
Hidden Treasures
This section celebrates the lesser-known contributors to Brazilian modernism—designers, workshops, and small manufacturers working alongside iconic figures between the 1940s and 1970s. Benefiting from rapid modernization, close ties between architects and artisans, and access to native hardwoods, they produced refined, architecturally driven furniture. Often overlooked due to limited scale and exposure, these works reveal the depth, diversity, and craftsmanship of Brazil’s modern design legacy.
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