A New Chapter in Brazilian Modern Design
New Arrivals from Brazil | October 2026
Our latest shipment has arrived from Brazil, bringing an exceptional selection of Brazilian Mid-Century Modern furniture to New York City. From iconic designs by Joaquim Tenreiro and Sergio Rodrigues to sculptural seating and richly figured rosewood pieces by unknown designers, our collection continues to grow with new discoveries.
Our latest arrivals are now in New York City and ready to be explored. With so many exceptional pieces joining our collection, narrowing the selection down was no easy task. Here are five distinctive highlights from our newest arrivals, each offering a unique expression of Brazilian Modern design.
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1. Joaquim Tenreiro Armchairs in Aged Brass & Forest Green Velvet
Brazil, 1950s | Lot 322B
Designed by Joaquim Tenreiro in the 1950s, this striking pair of armchairs combines slender aged brass frames with rich forest green velvet upholstery. Their refined proportions and elegant metalwork reflect Tenreiro's distinctive approach to Brazilian Modern design, balancing structural simplicity with exceptional comfort.
This exceptional pair of armchairs by Joaquim Tenreiro offers a rare expression of the designer’s work in metal. Best known for his mastery of wood, Tenreiro demonstrates his versatility through the chairs’ elegant metal frames and refined proportions. Fully restored and newly upholstered in a rich green velvet, this iconic pair is now available to view at our Manhattan gallery.
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2. Sculptural Curved Sofa in Burnt Sienna Velvet
Brazil, 1950s | Lot 1135B
Brazilian Modern Sculptural Curved Sofa in Burnt Sienna Mohair Velvet, Brazil, 1950s- Lot 1135B
A beautiful example of the organic forms that defined Brazilian Modern design in the 1950s. With its sweeping curved silhouette, segmented backrest, and luxurious burnt sienna velvet upholstery, this sofa brings warmth and sculptural character to any living space.
Designed in Brazil during the 1950s by an unknown designer, this sculptural sofa is one of the most distinctive additions to our collection. Its bold curves and organic silhouette feel remarkably contemporary, despite being a vintage design over 70 years old. Newly reupholstered in a rich burnt sienna velvet, this exceptional piece is currently on display at the Brooklyn Heights Designer Showcase at 1 Monroe Place.
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3. Rosewood Coffee Table by Liceu de Artes e Ofícios
Brazil, 1960s | Lot 962
Brazilian Modern Rosewood Coffee Table by Liceu de Artes e Ofícios, Brazil, 1960s — Lot 962
Crafted in Brazilian rosewood, this distinctive coffee table features a central glass display section and a beautifully curved slatted lower shelf. Its architectural form and carefully considered details showcase the exceptional woodworking traditions associated with Liceu de Artes e Ofícios.
This exceptional coffee table by Liceu de Artes e Ofícios reflects the remarkable craftsmanship fostered by the renowned Brazilian school. Designs like this were brought to life by skilled students and apprentices, who refined their woodworking techniques while producing furniture for the school to sell. With its distinctive form and beautifully crafted rosewood details, this piece is a testament to the school's lasting influence on Brazilian Modern design.
Discover more about the history of Liceu de Artes e Ofícios and its talented craftsmen in our blog post.
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4. Sabará Rosewood Trunk by Sergio Rodrigues
Brazil, circa 1965 | Lot 1124
Brazilian Rosewood “Sabará” Trunk by Sergio Rodrigues, Brazil, circa 1965 — Lot 1124
Designed by Sergio Rodrigues, the Sabará trunk is a remarkable combination of functional design and Brazilian craftsmanship. Featuring richly figured rosewood, exposed metal fasteners, and a distinctive architectural frame, this versatile piece embodies Rodrigues's celebrated approach to materials and construction.
An unmistakable example of Sergio Rodrigues’ design philosophy, this piece celebrates the natural beauty of wood and the elegance of simplicity. Its richly figured rosewood grain takes center stage, while thoughtful details, including the steel screw covers and discreet cutout hand grips, reveal the designer’s attention to craftsmanship. The result is a timeless design where even the smallest details contribute to its distinctive character.
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5. Pair of Rosewood Armchairs in Burnished Caramel Mohair by Móveis Cimo
Brazil, 1960s | Lot 1145
This exceptional pair by Móveis Cimo brings together sculptural curves, beautifully crafted rosewood bases, and warm caramel mohair upholstery. Their enveloping forms and carefully tailored detailing reflect the expressive character and sophistication of Brazilian furniture design during the 1960s.
An exceptional example of the craftsmanship of Móveis Cimo, a Brazilian furniture maker that remains relatively underappreciated by contemporary audiences. Despite their vintage origins, these armchairs feel remarkably current, with elegant proportions and a timeless silhouette. Newly reupholstered in a rich caramel mohair, this pair may not be an iconic design, but they more than make up for it with their striking presence, exceptional comfort, and distinctive character.
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More to Discover
These five pieces are only a small selection of what's new at Found Collectibles. With our latest shipment now in New York, we are continuing to introduce new furniture to our gallery and online collection, offering fresh discoveries for designers, collectors, and enthusiasts of Brazilian Modern design.
From statement seating to distinctive tables and storage pieces, there is much more to explore.
Experience the New Collection
Our newest arrivals are now in New York City, located at our Midtown Manhattan gallery or nearby warehouse.
We invite you to explore the latest additions online or book a private gallery tour to discover the collection in person. Our team would be happy to introduce you to the new pieces and help you find something exceptional for your space.
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