Designed by Arthur de Mattos Casas
Sideboard pictured here in stained American walnut
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Available with or without base
2 drawers: W 180 x D 57 x H 41 cm / W 70.9″ x D 22.4″ x H 16.1″
3 drawers: W 270 x D 57 x H 41 cm / W 106.3″ x D 22.4″ x H 16.1″
4 drawers: W 360 x D 57 x H 41 cm / W 141.7″ x D 22.4″ x H 16.1″
5 drawers: W 450 x D 57 x H 41 cm / W 177.2″ x D 22.4″ x H 16.1″
6 drawers: W 540 x D 57 x H 41 cm / W 212.2″ x D 22.4″ x H 16.1″
7 drawers: W 630 x D 57 x H 41 cm / W 248″ x D 22.4″ x H 16.1″
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Founded in São Paulo by Etel Carmona and now led by her daughter Lissa Carmona, Etel is the only design house authorized to re-edit some of Brazil’s most significant modernist furniture, from José Zanine Caldas and Gregori Warchavchik to Oscar Niemeyer and contemporary architects such as Arthur de Mattos Casas and Isay Weinfeld. Every piece leaving its São Paulo workshop is built from FSC-certified native hardwoods, making Etel the first furniture maker in Brazil to earn that certification.
The Ondas Sideboard takes its name from the Portuguese word for waves, and Arthur de Mattos Casas’s design lives up to it: the complex, delicately layered curves cut into each drawer front ripple across the piece’s facade like water caught mid-motion. Available in seven sizes and finished in deep, stained American walnut, the sideboard gains an added sense of gravity from the dark wood grain, turning a functional storage piece into a quietly dramatic sculpture for any dining room or hallway.

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