Cavallaro Armchair (1950s)
Pau ferro wood, brass detailing, and upholstered fabric
Dimensions: 65 × 74 × 71 cm
Country of origin: Brazil
The Cavallaro Armchair, crafted in the 1950s, exemplifies the elegance and craftsmanship of Brazilian mid-century modern design. Constructed from richly grained pau ferro wood, the chair features clean lines and a minimalist aesthetic characteristic of the era. Brass accents on the feet and side details add a touch of sophistication, while the upholstered seat and backrest provide comfort and visual warmth.
The design reflects the period's emphasis on functionality and simplicity, showcasing the natural beauty of Brazilian hardwoods. The armchair's proportions and refined details highlight the meticulous attention to craftsmanship that defines mid-century Brazilian furniture.
at distinguish mid-century Brazilian furniture.
Móveis Cavallaro was a prominent Brazilian furniture manufacturer known for its contributions to the mid-century modern movement. The company specialized in creating pieces that combined traditional woodworking techniques with modernist principles, often utilizing native Brazilian woods like pau ferro. Their designs are celebrated for their timeless appeal and the seamless integration of form and function.
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