Brazilian Modern Bar Cart in Hardwood with Shelf by Sergio Rodrigues, c. 1960s

Available today, with domestic shipping in the NYC metro area included, this Brazilian Modern Bar Cart in Hardwood with Shelf by Sergio Rodrigues, c. 1960s, is nothing less than gorgeous!

This stunning bar cart, expertly crafted from hardwood and steel, features a sleek glass top, a convenient drawer, and smooth-rolling wheels. The wood showcases a beautiful natural grain and pattern, meticulously refinished to ensure excellent condition. The combination of materials gives this piece a clean, modern look, while its simple lines and minimalist design embody the essence of Brazilian modern style. Versatile and stylish, this bar cart seamlessly fits into any environment, making it the perfect addition to your home.

With its unique style and design, this bar cart would make a striking addition to any home, blending functionality with artistic flair to create a focal point in any space. A Brazilian mid-century bar cart like this will look great in any type of environment, from mid-century to contemporary and modern design.

About the Designer:
Sergio Rodrigues was a Brazilian furniture designer and architect. Born in Rio de Janeiro in 1927, he studied architecture and worked in various design fields before founding his own furniture company in the 1950s.

Rodrigues was known for using traditional Brazilian materials like wood and leather in his furniture designs, which gave his pieces a distinctly Brazilian aesthetic. He also drew inspiration from Brazilian culture and history, incorporating elements like the curving lines of Brazilian architecture and the colors and patterns of indigenous art. Additionally, he often looked to the natural beauty of Brazil for inspiration, using organic shapes and textures in his designs. Overall, Rodrigues's work reflected his deep appreciation for his country's rich cultural heritage and unique artistic traditions.

Some of his most famous pieces include the Mole and the Oscar armchairs. Rodrigues's work helped to establish Brazilian modernism as a prominent design movement, and he continued to create innovative furniture designs throughout his career. He passed away in 2014 at the age of 86.