Featuring a striking round tabletop with inlaid circular brass details, the piece showcases the natural beauty and depth of the exotic wood grain. The sculptural base is composed of multiple angled brass supports, creating a geometric interplay of vertical and diagonal lines that exudes both stability and lightness. 

A true statement piece, this dining table embodies sophistication, craftsmanship, and the organic modernism that defines Brazilian furniture design from the mid-century era.

About this design era : 

This table is a prime representation of Brazilian modernist design from the 1950s–1970s, a period when architects and designers like Joaquim Tenreiro, Sergio Rodrigues, and Jorge Zalszupin pioneered a new aesthetic blending European modernism with Brazil’s rich natural materials. 

The era was marked by an emphasis on simplicity, fluidity, and a deep respect for the organic forms of native woods such as jacaranda, rosewood, and peroba. Likely attributed to one of these influential designers, this piece reflects the ethos of the time—balancing functionality with sculptural elegance. 

Dimensions : 

Height : 74 cm

Diameter : 118 cm