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Designed by Paulo Werneck in 1940
Pictured in Honey Imbuia wood, available upon request
Also available upon request in light imbuia, honey peroba, natural peroba mica
Tabletop in mosaic
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Paulo Werneck, a self-taught Brazilian modernist who collaborated with Oscar Niemeyer on the São Francisco de Assis church in Pampulha, designed furniture defined by mosaic-patterned tabletops in native Brazilian woods, faithfully re-edited today by Etel with his estate.
Designed in 1940, the Gaspar side table is shown here in honey Imbuia wood, also available in light Imbuia, honey peroba or natural peroba mica.
Paulo Werneck was a man of many talents. A self-taught Brazilian modernist, he created renowned murals for influential architects, such as brothers Roberto and Affonso Eduardo Reidy and Oscar Niemeyer. For the latter, he made the murals for the nave of the São Francisco de Assis da Pampulha Church and designed decorations. In 1943, he designed the main decorations of former Brazilian President Juscelino Kubitscheck’s home in Belo Horizonte.
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Flint Terracotta
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Linterno Fabric : St Moritz/Nobili