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Leque Magazine Holder

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Since Etel Carmona founded her São Paulo workshop, Etel has built its reputation on a singular mission: safeguarding and re-editing the furniture of Brazil’s great modernist minds, José Zanine Caldas, Gregori Warchavchik and Oscar Niemeyer among them, while also producing new work with architects like Arthur de Mattos Casas and Isay Weinfeld. Now led by Lissa Carmona, the house remains committed to native, FSC-certified Brazilian hardwoods, having been the first in the country to earn that distinction.

The Leque Magazine Holder was created in 1928 by Gregori Warchavchik as part of the furnishings for his own architectural projects, at the very moment he was introducing Modernism to Brazil through the Casa Modernista in São Paulo. Etel’s re-edition, made in washed Freijó wood, keeps the piece’s fan-like geometric structure and Art Deco poise intact; light enough to double as a side table, it remains, nearly a century on, an icon of Brazilian modern design in miniature.

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Designed by Gregori Warchavchik in 1928
Pictured in washed Freijo wood
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W 46 x D 45 x H 73 cm / W 18.1″ x D 17.7″ x H 28.7″
Handmade in Brazil
Production lead time: 22 weeks
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