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In an effort to offer comfort to those visiting his newborn son, the designer created the Joaquim sofa as a tribute to his firstborn. Drawing from Brazilian modernism while embracing a contemporary aesthetic, the piece features a play of volumes, transparency, and cantilevered structures, incorporating materials such as wood and raw cotton hexagonal cane. The collection also extends to other sofas, armchairs, chaises, and modular pieces.
Designer
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Bruno de Carvalho
Measurements
One armrest
2000 L | 820 D | 650 H mm (78.7" L | 32.3" D | 25.6" H)
2650 L | 820 D | 650 H mm (104.3" L | 32.3" D | 25.6" H)
3000 L | 820 D | 650 H mm (118.1" L | 32.3" D | 25.6" H)
Two armrests
2050 L | 820 D | 650 H mm (80.7" L x 32.3" D x 25.6" H),
2600 L | 820 D | 650 H mm (102.4" L x 32.3" D x 25.6" H)
3050 L | 820 D | 650 H mm (120.1" L x 32.3" D x 25.6" H)
With side table
2600 L | 820 D | 650 H mm (102.4" L | 32.3" D | 25.6" H)
3000 L | 820 D | 650 H mm (118.1" L | 32.3" D | 25.6" H)
Materials
sucupira, tauari cachimbo, natural, stained, or ebonized tauari
+55 fabrics and raw cotton cane webbing
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