Paraty Lounge Chair - 1963
Brand:
LinBrasil
Designed in the mid-1960s for Brasília’s Itamaraty Palace, home to Brazil’s Ministry of External Relations, Sergio Rodrigues’ “Parati” Lounge Chair is celebrated for its modern, floating form. It's named after the historic city of Parati. This piece was reissued after a 40-year hiatus with its matching ottoman. The base is available in cherry or imbuia wood, with upholstery in various fabrics.
Please contact us at custom-made@thecollectional.com to explore further.
Designed in the mid-1960s for Brasília’s Itamaraty Palace, home to Brazil’s Ministry of External Relations, Sergio Rodrigues’ “Parati” Lounge Chair is celebrated for its modern, floating form. It's named after the historic city of Parati. This piece was reissued after a 40-year hiatus with its matching ottoman. The base is available in cherry or imbuia wood, with upholstery in various fabrics.
Please contact us at custom-made@thecollectional.com to explore further.
Sergio Rodrigues
Brazilian architect and furniture designer
Sergio Rodrigues was a pioneering Brazilian architect and furniture designer whose work helped define modern Brazilian design. Known for his warm, tactile materials and relaxed forms, he shifted modernism away from an international aesthetic toward one deeply connected to Brazilian culture and everyday life.
