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Emporium Brazil Design Gallery
101 NE 54 ST
Miami, FL 33137 , United States
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On Armchair
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Description
The curves of the ON armchair represent Oscar Niemeyer’s iconic architecture. This eye-catching piece features a simple, straightforward seat and backrest framed on the sides by two alluring curved sheets that lend the armchair a sculptural design.
The ON Armchair by Oscar Niemeyer was specially created for the Sesc Hotel in Copacabana, a building he designed in the 1980s. This sturdy, eye-catching piece features simple, straightforward seat and backrest framed on the sides by two alluring curved sheets that lend the armchair a sculptural quality: comfortable & cool. - More Information
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For customers in the USA: Enjoy free shipping on orders over $7,000.00. For international clients: Receive free shipping on orders over $16,000.00.
Message from Seller:
Driven by a passion to share art and design on a global scale, gallery owners Roberto Alves and Alessandra Dubois are excited to bring their renowned Brazilian modern design collection to the United States. With over a decade of success in Rio de Janeiro, they are now expanding their exceptional selection to new audiences, reaffirming their brand's dedication to excellence in art and design. P: 561.212.7316 E: info@emporiumbrazildesign.com
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