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Etel

jatoba rotating bookcase

Size	Small: L 40 x W 40 x 128 cm Large: L 40 x W 40 x 193 cm Medium: L 40 x W 40 x 160 cm Trio: Small + Medium + Large
Material	Cedar wood Freijó wood Imbuia wood Purpleheart wood

Designed by Etel Carmona
Can be sold separately or as a trio
Structure also available in cedar wood
Bespoke dimensions and finishes upon request

Three dimensions available :
Small: L 40 x W 40 x H 128 cm / L 15.75″ x W 15.75″ x H 50.39″ pictured in Imbuia wood
Medium: L 40 x W 40 x H 160 cm / L 15.75″ x W 15.75″ x H 62.99″ pictured in Purpleheart wood
Large: L 40 x W 40 x H 193 cm / L 15.75″ x W 15.75″ x H 75.98″ pictured in Freijo wood

Handmade in Brazil
Production lead time: 14 – 16 weeks

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The forest management concept of “mothers, daughters and granddaughters” inspired the creation of this trio of bookshelves: the highest piece would correspond to the oldest tree, the middle one would correspond to the daughter, and the smallest to the granddaughter. All close to each other to ensure the preservation of the forest. Each bookshelf was originally made from an exotic, native wood – such as Roxinho wood and Breu wood – to represent the diversity in the forest. The pieces can be sold separately, and built in different types of woods.

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ETEL’s design collection comprises one century of Brazilian furniture. With its pioneering re-edition work, ETEL brings back graceful designs of the modern Brazilian production, discovered only recently, and now considered as one of the most relevant worldwide for that period. Pieces characterised by skilful handiwork and the use of exquisite materials were created by architects and artists intent on unveiling the local culture, under the influence of the international avant-garde. This retrieval is based on a strict methodology, faithfulness to the originals, and intensive collaboration with the institutes and families that represent each creator’s oeuvre. The collection includes pieces by Oscar Niemeyer, Lina Bo Bardi, Jorge Zalszupin, Giuseppe Scapinelli, among others. ETEL is often referred to as “the haute couture of Brazilian furniture” thanks to the flawless production of what is best in modern and contemporary Brazilian design. Since 1999, ETEL has been involved in sustainable projects, with certified wood from responsibly managed forests in the Amazon region, as well as the empowerment and development of professional skills of forest populations. In 2001, ETEL was one of the first furniture companies in Brazil to be awarded the Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) certification.